Congress · 118th Congress
‘I will take it down’: Biden rolls the dice in the not-so-friendly skies
After Biden ordered a second, then a third object to be shot down late last week, House Intelligence Chairman Michael R.
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Opinion · 118th Congress
Is the American dream for everyone? Just ask Ilhan Omar
The irony is that some of the same colleagues who ultimately voted against her — including Greene and the speaker of the House — had never felt the need to walk back their own comments, including
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Fight club: As Democrats urge Biden to show some moxie, AOC’s ‘vigor’ offers an example
progressive Democrats agree on one thing, painting the country as in “crisis” and heading back to the 19th century, with a “rogue” high court and a Republican Party willing to resort to violence under the command
Congress · 117th Congress
Trump, the MAGA Jan. 6 battlefield and open questions on what’s next
His followers, hopped up on his election lies, chant in unison on Jan. 6, 2021 as they rumble, under his command, to stop Congress’ counting of the Electoral College vote. Imagine the scene.
Opinion · 117th Congress
With Democrats in the doldrums, just how much is Biden to blame?
A new Washington Post-ABC News poll had Biden’s approval rating at a dismal 41 percent, with the new president unable to even command a majority for his handling of COVID-19.
Opinion · 117th Congress
Trump and the pursuit of complete and total control
He found that too many of those Cabinet secretaries and senior officials were unwilling to jump at his command.
Opinion · 116th Congress
There is more than one way to be Black — and to be an American
Black citizens are no longer judged as three-fifths of a person, but that doesn’t mean we are treated as unique human beings who may not hear a shouted command, who may tense up when we are confronted
Opinion · 116th Congress
Don’t go yet, John Lewis. We need you.
— and over to the House floor. He asked the clerk to turn on the electronic voting board and told me to give it a try. I voted yes.
Opinion · 116th Congress
Voting rights, a partisan issue? Yes, Republicans have fallen that far
Despite the GOP talking point that the impeachment inquiry is crowding out important work, under Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the House has been passing legislation, only to see those bills die in the Senate
Opinion · 116th Congress
Revenge is best served cold on State of the Union night
Federal worker: ‘Sometimes this is the only meal someone will get’ [jwp-video n=”1″] As a result, Trump ignored the chain of command in the Justice Department to name Matt Whitaker, an underqualified
Opinion · 115th Congress
When Fried Pickles Lead to Better Policymaking
Strategic Command headquarters. In ways both lighthearted and serious, that’s how relationships are built under the Bipartisan Policy Center’s American Congressional Exchange program, or ACE.
Opinion · 115th Congress
How the Republicans Fell for Trump’s Overconfidence Game
But what remains baffling was the decision by the imperturbable Clinton high command to curtail state polling during the closing weeks of the campaign.
Opinion · 115th Congress
7 Ways the Senate Can Spend the Rest of August
Russia threatens over “Space Force” Speaking of Russia, the country is none too happy about Vice President Mike Pence’s pitch for a new military command in the cosmos.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: There Are No Losers When We Invest in Early Child Care
Few issues are more consequential than the success of families with young children , and few are more likely to command the kind of bipartisan support that would make such action possible again.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Putin’s Job Is Easy When Americans Do It for Him
Republicans would prefer a little more predictability in the November midterms, if not Russian-style oversight, it is members of the GOP who seem most nervous about the eventual outcomes, especially in close House
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: No Substance in the State of Trump’s Union
So White House speechwriters — anonymous drudges under Trump — will be required to give voice to the president’s ill-defined legislative agenda.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: The Price of a Border Wall
If there is a government shutdown, Trump will, of course, blame it on the Democrats, as if Hillary Clinton were running the country from her secret Deep State command post.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Sexual Harassment From John Tower to Donald Trump — and Beyond
Sam Nunn, the Democratic chairman of Armed Services, questioned whether a heavy drinker like Tower could “carry out his military command responsibilities 24 hours a day.”
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Career Advice for Restless Capitol Hill GOP Staffers
It is also directed at those who have already followed their dreams of striding along the corridors of power and entered the White House.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: A Don’t-Blame-Us Congress Ducks on Syria
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