Ryan: Liberated Deficit Hawk or Lame Duck Whose Quack Won’t Be Heard?
elections to a garden-variety drubbing rather than a historic wipeout.
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208 results for "1994 midterm elections"
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Will the Marches Make a Difference?
The National Rifle Association went into the 1994 midterm elections with a plan: Target politicians who had voted for that year’s crime bill.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Trump’s Name Isn’t on Any Midterm Ballot — But It’s All About Him
And midterm hope?
Politics · 115th Congress
Shelby Expected to Assume Appropriations Panel at Prime Time
The last time Congress passed each individual appropriations bill before the fiscal year’s end was 1994.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Time’s Up for DiFi? Not If Democrats Are Smart
way, the instinct to heckle Feinstein, instead of throw the woman a parade, should be a red flag for all Democrats as the party tries to figure out a way to win back the House and Senate in the first midterm
Politics · 115th Congress
Five Continuing Resolutions? Par for the Course on Capitol Hill
In two of those instances, control of one or both chambers of Congress had flipped — after the midterm elections of 2006 and 2010 — and the incoming majority sought to buy time to write appropriations
Politics · 115th Congress
First-Term Presidents and State of the Union Big Asks
Eisenhower, came into office with Republican majorities after the 1952 elections.
Policy · 115th Congress
Senate Republicans Steamroll Judicial Process
It’s safe to say that Democrats, if they retake control of the Senate in the midterm elections, would boldly reassert the legislative branch’s role — largely by revoking its consent.
Politics · 115th Congress
Democratic Panel Supports Nadler for Top Spot on Judiciary
Jerrold Nadler as the next ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, a high-profile post that could become even more pivotal after the 2018 elections.
Politics · 115th Congress
Moderate GOP Rep. Charlie Dent Not Running for Re-Election
But President Donald Trump won Dent’s district by 8 points in November, according to calculations by Daily Kos Elections.
When Congressional Spouses (Allegedly) Misbehave
Tierney’s wife pleaded guilty to “aiding and abetting the filing of false tax returns” in relation to her brothers’ illegal gambling operation about a month before the 2010 elections.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Where Will GOP Be When the Crazy Train Comes Off the Rails?
If you want to know how Republicans will campaign in the 2018 midterm elections, you don’t have to wait.
House Republicans Shouldn’t Get Too Comfortable in Majority
Inside Elections (formerly The Rothenberg & Gonzales Political Report) rated 43 House races as competitive in its initial 2018 ratings.
Get Ready, President Trump — It’s All Complicated
Hillary Clinton found out the hard way in 1994. Is it possible that Trump is the only person in America coming to the realization that reforming health care could be so complicated?
Opinion · 115th Congress
Nancy Pelosi’s Path Back to House Speaker
Republicans were thrown out on their ears, and Pelosi became the first female speaker of the House and the first Democrat to hold the gavel since Newt Gingrich’s 1994 revolution.
Patricia Murphy: Hillary, Please Leave Bill at Home
As far back his first term in the White House, Democrats suffered catastrophic losses in the 1994 midterm elections — losing 54 House seats, eight Senate seats and 10 governors mansions.
Live, From New York — It’s Al Franken!
“That’s a negative ad,” a grinning Franken proclaims after wrapping a report on the 1994 midterm elections featuring wildly inappropriate spots lampooning then-Senate hopeful Mitt Romney, the
First Look: Can Democrats Win the Senate in 2016?
Large net Senate swings (of five seats or more) obviously depend on the partisan makeup of each class, but it is also clear that they are more likely to occur during midterm elections (for example
First Look: Can Democrats Win the Senate in 2016?
Large net Senate swings (of five seats or more) obviously depend on the partisan makeup of each class, but it is also clear that they are more likely to occur during midterm elections (for example
Joke, Flatter, Dig In: Handling Post-Shellacking SOTUs
“If we agree on nothing else tonight, we must agree that the American people certainly voted for change in 1992 and in 1994.