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We will provide another update tomorrow, July 6.” Scalise had previously been moved out of the ICU on June 22, a day after the hospital had upgraded his condition from serious to fair.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call)APRIL 6: Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., gives a thumbs up after the Senate invoked the “nuclear option” which will allow for a majority vote to confirm a Supreme
JOSEPH CROWLEY Age 55, in his 10th term, representing New York’s 14th District (Northwest Queens and East Bronx)(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) His outsized personality and 6-foot-4-inch frame
The California Democrat won the special election to represent the 34th District on June 6, after former Rep. Xavier Becerra resigned in January to become the state’s Attorney General.
Equally ludicrous are the recriminations over Democratic tactics in Georgia-6.
Pontoni managed Gretchen Driskell’s 2012 state House race, which she ended up winning by 6 points. She doesn’t think she would have won without Pontoni.
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It is, of course, not nearly as important as the struggle in GA-6 that is testing what happens when you inject more than $50 million into a single House race and batter the voters into submission with
On April 6, the still-new commander in chief explained his decision to the American people in an address from his Mar-a-Lago resort in South Florida.
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The Energy and Natural Resources Committee also voted 17- 6 to advance the nomination of Trump’s pick for deputy Energy Department secretary, Dan Brouillette.
Thursday night, he won statewide by about 6 points. Congressional special elections are, well, special. The electorate is different, and so is the spending.
While Quist, a first-time candidate and folk musician, was able to tap into grass-roots liberal energy to raise more than $6 million, Gianforte benefited from massive outside spending from GOP groups
His campaign announced Tuesday that he’s raised more than $6 million, which has been crucial in the final days of the race. At Quist’s rallies on the last weekend before the election with Sen.
Only 6 percent thought Donald Trump could pull it off. Still, the results reflect how Trump’s win blindsided the Washington establishment.
“No Vice President in modern history had their own PAC less than 6 month into the president’s first term,” Roger Stone, a longtime Trump political adviser, tweeted Friday, adding not-so-coyly: “Hmmmm
GOP outside groups have spent millions of dollars propping up Gianforte and attacking Democratic nominee Rob Quist, while Quist has tapped into similar donor enthusiasm seen in Georgia to raise $6