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What We Learned From Super Tuesday
Bernard Sanders soldier on, buoyed by a few wins and close contests, though Hillary Clinton is looking inevitable?
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What We Learned From Super Tuesday
Bernard Sanders soldier on, buoyed by a few wins and close contests, though Hillary Clinton is looking inevitable?
Not Such a Super Tuesday for Colorado Republicans
Bernard Sanders and Hillary Clinton wooed Colorado Democrats at their annual dinner in early February.
Politics · 114th Congress
Not Such a Super Tuesday for Colorado Republicans
Bernard Sanders and Hillary Clinton wooed Colorado Democrats at their annual dinner in early February.
Politics · 114th Congress
The Year’s Most Important Non-Endorsement
Sasse put into words on Facebook and Twitter what other Republican officeholders are muttering over late-night drinks — that he could not vote for Donald Trump in November, even if he were opposed by Hillary
What We Learned From Thursday’s Debate
“Headed into Super Tuesday, Rubio seems to have taken the step up and offering himself as the alternative to Trump. “I think Trump did ok. He did not do great. He did not collapse.
Politics · 114th Congress
What We Learned From Thursday’s Debate
"Headed into Super Tuesday, Rubio seems to have taken the step up and offering himself as the alternative to Trump. "I think Trump did ok. He did not do great. He did not collapse.
Cory Booker on Love and Purpose
Booker’s been spending much of his time away from the Senate lately advocating for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s presidential bid, making appearances from Iowa to New Hampshire to
Political Wrangling Over ‘People’s Pledge’ in New Hampshire
Bernard Sanders won the New Hampshire Democratic primary with 60 percent of the vote — a presidential race in which he’s made campaign finance a big issue against Hillary Clinton — Republican Sen.
Political Wrangling Over ‘People’s Pledge’ in New Hampshire
Bernard Sanders won the New Hampshire Democratic primary with 60 percent of the vote — a presidential race in which he’s made campaign finance a big issue against Hillary Clinton — Republican Sen.
Is an Audit on the Way for Iowa Caucuses?
by the next day, critics of the process pointed to reports of under-staffed precincts and inconsistencies and were calling for the party to take a closer look, including releasing raw vote totals in Hillary
Rand Paul Finally Gets Senate Challenger in Lexington’s Mayor
“I would predict that Hillary would be more popular at the ballot box than President Obama has been.”
Pelosi Almost Endorses Clinton, Almost Accuses GOP of Racism
If the current Democratic presidential front-runner, Hillary Clinton, is elected president, would she be any more likely to work successfully with Republicans in Congress than President Obama has
Pelosi Almost Endorses Clinton, Almost Accuses GOP of Racism
If the current Democratic presidential front-runner, Hillary Clinton, is elected president, would she be any more likely to work successfully with Republicans in Congress than President Obama has
SOTU Guests Obergefell, Davis Highlight Gay Rights Divide
“And for me, I can’t easily step back and leave the fight and stop speaking up because there are too many important things here that I want to keep fighting for and adding my voice to.”
SOTU Guests Obergefell, Davis Highlight Gay Rights Divide
“And for me, I can’t easily step back and leave the fight and stop speaking up because there are too many important things here that I want to keep fighting for and adding my voice to.”
Is This What Political Diversity Looks Like?
The Democrats, on the other hand and as the party could and did boast, looked like America: Hillary Clinton, Bill Richardson, John Edwards, Joe Biden, history-maker Barack Obama and the rest.
Is This What Political Diversity Looks Like?
The Democrats, on the other hand and as the party could and did boast, looked like America: Hillary Clinton, Bill Richardson, John Edwards, Joe Biden, history-maker Barack Obama and the rest
GOP Presidential Candidates Make Pitches to Influential Jewish Group
“Calling the enemy by its name,” Cruz said, is the first step to keeping America safe. Just as important, Cruz argued, is allegiance to American allies.
GOP Presidential Candidates Make Pitches to Influential Jewish Group
“Calling the enemy by its name,” Cruz said, is the first step to keeping America safe. Just as important, Cruz argued, is allegiance to American allies.