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David Hawkings’ Whiteboard: Inside Clinton’s Voting Record [jwp-video n=”1″] But it doesn’t require much inside information to assume that the Clinton campaign has lumped its heartbeat-away
While Clinton’s well-known weaknesses are already reflected in her polling numbers, Trump will have to endure being defined by maybe $1 billion worth of Democratic attack ads.
David Hawkings’ Whiteboard: Life in the Senate After Running for President [jwp-video n=”1″] Taken together, it all seems to be a cautionary tale about the limits of ambition alone
John Sarbanes’s Government By The People Act would provide refundable tax credits for average Americans who make small donations — and it would match and leverage those contributions by a 6-1 ratio.
It is reflected in polls showing that Americans believe that a quarter of the federal budget goes to foreign aid instead of less than 1 percent.
[Related: 25 Debates, 9 Democrats and 1 Expensive Race to Replace Chris Van Hollen] Maryland is a former slave state that gave birth to Harriet Tubman, a
Lesson 1 It could get nasty.
The No. 1 choice was corruption. Young people are unlikely to have the capacity to give to campaigns—or they may feel no stake in doing so.
It was nearly 100 years ago — April 1, 1916, to be exact — when the U.S. entered World War I and saved Western Europe from German domination.
By my count, for every $1 spent on lobbying by public interest groups and labor unions combined, businesses and business associations spend $34 .
But Rubio’s planned crescendo from 3-2-1 finishes from Iowa to South Carolina and a sweep of the rest of the country devolved into a 3-5-2-you-don’t-want-to-know-the-rest mess that ended
According to another 2015 Pew poll, actual support for ISIS in the Muslim world is low—1 percent in Lebanon, 3 percent in Jordan, 9 percent in Pakistan and 14 percent in Nigeria.
Here’s the best free advice you’re going to get all year about what to do if you find yourself running on a Democratic ticket with a socialist at the top of it. 1. Stick to the issues.
According to the National Association of Latino Elected Officials, Republicans accounted for just 1 in 12 partisan-elected Latinos at all levels in 2004.