Daniel Webster Presses Nuanced Case for Speaker
Only seven House Republicans have voted against the wishes of President Barack Obama less often than his 6 percent this year.
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Boehner Hammers Obama Administration Over Benghazi, IRS
By Matt Fuller and JM Rieger [jwp-video n=”1″] During his weekly press conference, which lasted for just more than 6 minutes, Boehner criticized former IRS official Lois Lerner, knocked
10 Jobs That Launch Congressional Candidates
“It’s not glamorous sitting in a call suite.” 6.
Ratings Changes in 6 House Races
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Who Will Benefit From the Issues Mix in 2016?
Gallup’s May 6-10, 2015, survey found 60 percent of respondents said same-sex marriages should be “recognized by the law as valid, with the same rights as traditional marriages.”
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Congressional Hits and Misses: Week of July 6, 2015
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Top Races to Watch in 2016: The Mountain Region
President Barack Obama won the 6th by 6 points in 2012 and 9 points in 2008, but Coffman easily dispatched former state Speaker Andrew Romanoff, 52 percent to 43 percent, in 2014. State Sen.
The Democrats’ Ace by Night, Pivotal Trade Vote by Day
Of the 188 members of the Democratic Caucus, 6 out of 7 are firmly opposed to the measure even though it’s the president’s top legislative priority this year.
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Pelosi Calls Emerging Trade Deal a ‘Pothole’
Ryan negotiated the trade framework, which the Ways and Means Committee marked up earlier today after the Senate Finance Committee approved a similar measure 20-6 on Wednesday.
Schilling Considering Special Election for Schock Seat
He lost re-election in 2012 to Democrat Cheri Bustos by 6 points under new lines drawn by Democrats, and he failed in a rematch against the congresswoman last year by 10 points.
What to Expect When You’re Expecting to Run
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Why Special Elections Really Matter
You can read more about those past instances in the Feb. 6 edition of The Rothenberg & Gonzales Political Report .
Why Freshman Week Is a Lot Like College Orientation
(Hope is still alive for GOP challengers to five Democratic incumbents in races that remain too close to call , and a pair of seats won’t be filled until the Dec. 6 Louisiana runoff.)
Review: 6 Races Both Parties Viewed Completely Differently
A month ago, I wrote about “6 Races Both Parties View Completely Differently .” These were a half-dozen contests where strategists generally disagreed on the shape and trajectory of the race.
Obama’s Midterm Loss Record Could Make History
Democrats lost 6 Senate seats in 2010 and seem likely to lose from 5 to as many as 10 seats next week.
Race Ratings Changes: House Democrats Decidedly on Defense
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GOP Can’t Catch a Break in Congressional Baseball Recruitment
This year , Democrats defeated Republicans, 15-6.
Democratic Doves, Threatened Incumbents Complicate President’s Choice on Military Action in Iraq
Three of the 6 Republicans in the most danger of losing their House seats — Mike Coffman of Colorado, Dan Benishek of Michigan and Chris Gibson of New York — were among just 23 members of the conference
Should Republicans Think the Unthinkable About Iowa’s 4th District?
Loebsack had a competitive race in 2010, winning by only 6 points in the Republican wave year, and Appel is one of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s top recruits in a Republican-held