Politics · 114th Congress
What We Learned From Tuesday’s Primaries
You can’t lose states 28-1 as he did in Mississippi and expect to be in real contention at a convention. This is a numbers game. And he is losing it.”
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Politics · 114th Congress
How Congress Could Fail Its Annual Budget Test
At issue is the grand total for discretionary spending in fiscal 2017, which starts Oct. 1.
Politics · 114th Congress
North Carolinians See Cruz as Moral Choice
Her No. 1 issue, she said, is abortion. As for Trump, she said she’s not convinced that “he has a relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ.”
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Sanders Stuns Clinton in Michigan, Trump Wins Big
In Michigan, Sanders spent countless hours and more than $1 million for ads in recent weeks, hoping to appeal to working class voters.
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Speakers of the House — Where They Lived
1. Schuyler Colfax: 7 16 1/2 St. on Lafayette Square 2. James Blaine: 821 15th St. NW 3. Michael Kerr: The Willard 4. Samuel Randall: 120 C St. SE 5.
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The Party Line: Lawmakers on Their Nominee
Jim Risch, R-Idaho (“I’ve made two decisions: No. 1, I’m not voting for [Hillary Clinton] or [Bernie Sanders] under any circumstances.
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Ryan to Reach Out to GOP Presidential Candidates
By Lindsey McPherson and Thomas McKinless [jwp-video n=”1″] Speaker Paul D.
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Too Clever: Snark Just Makes Things Worse in D.C.
Ryan’s office sent out a press release worded this way: fi·du·ci·a·ry rule [fi-doo-shee-er-ee rool] , noun (2016): regulation, Department of Labor. 1 : A one-size-fits-all regulation
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Reid: Supreme Court Nominee Coming Soon
[jwp-video n=”1″] “We have a constitutional duty to do our jobs, and that duty is to give advice and consent to the president when he sends a nomination up here, which he will have in a matter
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Not Such a Super Tuesday for Colorado Republicans
And both candidates are airing TV ads this month, trying to stake a claim to a competitive caucus on March 1.
Politics · 114th Congress
House GOP to Take Historic Vote on SCOTUS Brief
“But this executive amnesty is a direct attack on the Congress’s Article 1 power under our constitution.”
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On Facebook, Talk Is on Race, Christianity and Trump
Christianity moved down to second place once March 1 began.
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Virginia Candidates Pin Hopes on White House Race
President Barack Obama carried the district by 3 points in 2008, while Mitt Romney carried it by 1 point four years later.
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Republican Incumbents Hope to Dodge Fallout From Presidential Primary
“March 1 is an important day to send a clear message: Governing is on the ballot,” said Rob Engstrom, national political director at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Funding Cancer Moonshot ‘Could Be a Problem’
Sources at cancer-focused organizations said the Obama administration plans to dole out the “moonshot” program’s proposed $1 billion using the government’s long-established structure of allowing
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The Democratic Strategy on SCOTUS: Drip, Drip, Drip
Democrats made more than a dozen speeches on the Senate floor, rallied outside the Supreme Court, and delivered more than 1 million petition signatures last week, all with a single message for their Republican
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Cruz and Kasich Implausible Scenarios Keeping Trump on Top
social conservatives Mike Huckabee, Rick Santorum and Bobby Jindal had exited the race, raises questions about the Texan’s appeal, as does polling that shows Trump performing well in many of the March 1
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What We Learned From Thursday’s Debate
Number 1, Donald Trump loses a one-on-one race with both Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio. Number 2, it's too late.
Politics · 114th Congress
Obama: Don’t Buy the Economic ‘Snake Oil’
During the fourth quarter of last year, real GDP grew at a rate of 1 percent , down a full percentage point from the third quarter growth rate.
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In Purple Virginia, Bill Clinton Revs Up Democrats
The most sought-after Democratic surrogate came to this swing state Wednesday — first for an event in northern Virginia and later for a rally in Richmond — days before its March 1 presidential primary