Politics · 115th Congress
Even at Farm Bill Signing, For Trump It’s All About the Wall
The House adopted the House-Senate conference report by a lopsided vote of 369-47 last week, a day after the Senate had approved the legislation 87-13.
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Policy · 115th Congress
Trump Set to Sign Farm Bill, Minus the Food Stamp Changes He Wanted
The House adopted the House-Senate conference report by a lopsided vote of 369-47 last week, a day after the Senate had approved the legislation 87-13.
Politics · 115th Congress
Bill Nelson Concedes Florida Senate Race After Hand Recount
While there is a run-off still to come in Mississippi, the Scott win makes it most likely the Senate Republicans will hold a 53-47 majority in the 116th Congress.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Democrats Can’t Check the White House Alone. Neither Can Republicans
James Madison, in Federalist Paper 47, said, “the very definition of tyranny” is the “accumulation of all powers … in the same hands, whether of one, a few or many.”
Heard On The Hill · 115th Congress
There’s Life Beyond the Hill but When Do You Explore It?
Thomas, 47, a partner at Mehlman, Castagnetti, Rosen & Thomas, left the Hill over a decade ago.
Politics · 115th Congress
Farm Law Expires As Negotiators Remain Divided on New Bill
However, Louisiana Republican Ralph Abraham, one of 47 House farm bill conferees, took aim at Stabenow, a Democrat running for re-election in a state that President Donald Trump won in 2016, and Senate
Democratic Candidates Should Be Bolder on Gun Control, Poll Finds
The sample makeup was 47 percent Democrats, 38 percent Republicans, and 15 percent independents. But the bigger takeaway is who was influenced.
Politics · 115th Congress
McConnell Hopeful Farm Bill Conference Report Ready for Vote After Labor Day
The House named 47 conferees on July 18, 29 Republicans and 18 Democrats.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: The Numbers Tell the Story — Tax Cuts Work
Our own Winning the Issues poll from May found the GOP leading Democrats on handling the issues of the economy by a 47 percent to 38 percent margin, leading on jobs 45-38 percent, and on taxes 43-39 percent
Politics · 115th Congress
Analysis: The House Blue Wave Is Alive and Well
The percentage of respondents who want a Democratic-controlled Congress has fluctuated between 47 percent and 50 percent in multiple surveys since April 2017.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: A Midterm Environment Is Beginning to Take Shape, but Beware the Late Decider
Voters have more confidence in Republicans than Democrats to handle the economy (47 percent to 38 percent), jobs (45 percent to 38 percent), and taxes (43 percent to 39 percent).
Politics · 115th Congress
End of an Era on Senate Finance as Longtime Staffer Departs
Nineteen Senate Republicans — including Packwood — and 47 House Republicans voted for the 1990 deal; that was the last time GOP lawmakers voted expressly to increase taxes.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: How Much Longer Can the Trump Coalition Hold?
strategies, increased support for Republicans among non-college voters is generally more significant because while it will shrink over time, it still represents a very large percentage of eligible voters: 47
Politics · 115th Congress
First-Term Presidents and State of the Union Big Asks
The GOP started with thin margins — 48 senators to the Democrats’ 47 and one independent, and a House advantage of 221-213 with one independent.
Politics · 115th Congress
For Joe Donnelly, a Long History of Bucking His Party
Donnelly had held onto his House seat the previous year, barely, 48 percent to 47 percent against Republican Jackie Walorski.
Factbase · 115th Congress
What Makes Donald Trump Uncomfortable? A Statistical Analysis
18:52 China -0.0674 1359 05:21:54 Phrase: “Huge” -0.0723 112 00:34:09 New York -0.0747 440 02:00:39 Media -0.0759 373 02:18:02 Drugs -0.0771 385 01:59:19 Hillary Clinton -0.0971 2690 15:17:47
Policy · 115th Congress
Trump Stances Could Affect Cross-Border Energy Trade
The imports were worth approximately $47 billion, according to the Census Bureau.
Politics · 115th Congress
Transcript: Interview with Donald Trump
But if I say we’re putting a reciprocal tax on, it may be 62% or it may be 47%, I mean massive numbers, and nobody can complain about it. It’s really sort of an amazing thing.
Looking for Clues From a 2005 Special Election in Ohio
Trump narrowly carried the suburban Atlanta district over Hillary Clinton 48-47 percent last fall.
Word on the Hill: Congressional Dinner
Warren Davidson, R-Ohio, 47. Rep. Randy Hultgren, R-Ill., 51. Rep. Trent Kelly, R-Miss., 51. What's going on? Have any tips, announcements or Hill happenings?