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Now that the buses have returned from the White House victory-lap rally and House Republicans have headed home for what undoubtedly will be ticker-tape parades, it is time to step back from the partisan
Florida’s 27th Congressional District broke for Hillary Clinton in 2016 by 20 points, her biggest margin of victory in a Republican-held district.
The position has catapulted former chairmen to national recognition, most recently Chaffetz, who went after the Obama administration and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton relentlessly.
Janowicz accuses Royce of voting “in lock-step with Trump 96% of the time,” the Los Angeles Times reported.
He also held public hearings and filed endless requests during the 2016 presidential campaign to look into the use of a private email server by Hillary Clinton while she was secretary of State.
J'accuse Democrats on Friday — joined in a rare post-election public statement by Hillary Clinton — called out the administration for hypocrisy.
Why isn't the House Intelligence Committee looking into the Bill & Hillary deal that allowed big Uranium to go to Russia, Russian speech…. — Donald J.
The president also informed legendary CIA Director Allen Dulles and his deputy Richard Bissell that they would have to step down.
Lobbyist Heather Podesta doesn't either, even though her presidential pick, Hillary Clinton, and some of her preferred Senate candidates lost last year.
In doing so, he contradicted his own top spokesman, Sean Spicer, who on Tuesday said the president asked Flynn to step down because he had lost "trust" in him. "Gen. Flynn is a wonderful man.
In one tweet, he dared Arab and “Persian” leaders to “step up to the plate and declare their Islamic ideology sick.”
“How do you go home after having campaigned against this thing since it passed in 2010, and say, ‘Well I voted against the first step of repeal because I wasn’t sure what the last step was’?”
Amid talk that Bill and Hillary Clinton will take on lesser roles in party matters, Earnest’s inclusion of one of their closest former aides and surrogates is noteworthy.
He asked rhetorically if reporters believed erstwhile Democratic rival Hillary Clinton would have been tougher on Russia had she won the election.
Wednesday offers another shot at drama, when Democrat Cory Booker of New Jersey — one of three black senators — takes an unprecedented step and testifies against Sessions’ nomination.
intended to squeeze Russian leaders for backing and — as Obama administration officials have acknowledged — being directly involved in hacking email servers designed to help Trump defeat Democratic nominee Hillary
Members generally like Luján and believe that making his slot an elected position is a step toward bringing transparency to a committee that they think needs more of it — even if they’re not quite
What’s striking to him is that no one at the DCCC or in leadership has asked him how he won a district that Hillary Clinton lost.
Amidst all the noise of the election cycle, it’s easy to forget the fact that an old, white guy (who isn’t even a Democrat) took Hillary Clinton (from one of the most powerful Democratic families in a
So far, Chaffetz has signaled he’s more interested in continuing his investigation into the emails and foundation of Trump’s presidential opponent, Hillary Clinton.