The price of hyper-partisanship: Confidence in elections undermined
But so did Hillary Clinton and Stacey Abrams, Nancy Pelosi and a raft of Democratic members of Congress in recent years. Republicans aren’t blameless either.
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Pelosi Remains But ‘Winter is Coming’ for Democrats
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
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2016 Election Night Viewer Guide
Just when it looked like former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was pulling away in the race for the White House, wealthy reality show host Donald Trump inched closer in the final days and even
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Ryan Already Voted for Trump
Democrat Hillary Clinton getting elected president along with a Democratic Congress would be “the worst of all possible things,” he said.
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Clinton Swats Down Health Accusations
Hillary Clinton addressed rumors circulated by opponents that she was in poor health for the first time, saying it was part of their “wacky strategy.”
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What Went Wrong For Debbie Wasserman Schultz
By Thomas McKinless [jwp-video n=”1″] After WikiLeaks released nearly 20,000 emailssent by Democratic National Committee officials that suggested the DNC favored Hillary Clinton in
Plouffe Warns Democrats Against Bed-Wetting — Again
PHILADELPHIA — I thought Hillary Clinton had an advantage in the presidential race until President Barack Obama’s campaign manager said there was nothing to worry about.
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Kaine’s Wife Steps Down as Virginia Education Secretary
Holton made the decision to step down after Hillary Clinton chose Kaine to be her running mate , according to WRIC-TV in Richmond . She’s held the position since January 2014.
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GOP Can’t Shake Opposition Party Image, Democrats Promise Better
The four-day Republican National Convention was packed full of speakers attacking presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton and President Barack Obama but light on a counter agenda
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Human Rights Campaign: Trump Would be Disaster for LGBT Americans
The group endorsed Hillary Clinton during the Democratic presidential primary, though it has also endorsed Republicans supportive of LGBT rights like Illinois Sen. Mark S. Kirk and Rep.
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5 Times Debbie Wasserman Schultz Angered Her Own Party
Debbie Wasserman Schultz will step down as chair of the Democratic National Committee later this week.
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And Now, a Few Words From Paul Ryan and Donald Trump
Trump after today’s peacemaking meeting: The United States cannot afford another four years of the Obama White House, which is what Hillary Clinton represents.
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Don’t Count Out Third-Party Candidates
third-party candidate to run against presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump in the general election, a last-ditch effort that could cost Trump votes, but could also pull them away from Democratic front-runner Hillary
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.
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Cummings: Is Benghazi Cmte a ‘Taxpayer-Funded Effort to Derail’ Clinton?
[jwp-video n=”1″] Less than a week before former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton testifies before the House Select Committee on Benghazi, Rep. Elijah E.
Early Iowa Presidential Polls a Better Predictor Than National Ones
A July 29-Aug. 5, 2007, University of Iowa survey of those planning to attend the caucuses found Hillary Rodham Clinton at 27 percent and holding a narrow 5-point lead in the caucuses over John
DSCC Talking to Potential Burr Challengers in North Carolina
But although she said she’s getting a lot of encouragement to run, she told CQ Roll Call it’s a “big step,” and said she isn’t quite there yet.