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Of course, demonizing the opposition has a long history in American politics, from Hillary Clinton saying that half of Trump’s supporters belonged in a “basket of deplorables” to Richard Nixon keeping
His watchdog office debunked conspiracy theories about the 2021 Capitol riot, examined the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server and uncovered issues in the FBI’s counterintelligence
Trump and some of his surrogates pounced, trying to turn the incident into this cycle’s "deplorables" moment, a reference to Hillary Clinton, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, using that term to
In making sure everyone heard from President Joe Biden to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to Kentucky Gov.
Biden had flatly rejected calls to step aside for weeks after a disastrous debate with Trump on June 27. White House and campaign aides had not provided requested details on what changed his mind.
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.
Then, once he got to Washington, D.C., he tried to work with then-first lady Hillary Clinton to hatch a federal single-payer program, "but she was in the arms of insurance companies," he says, and it never
“At some point in a career, one needs to step aside and allow others to bring fresh ideas and abilities into the fight for liberty, just as I have,” the Energy and Commerce Committee member said in his
Democratic strategist Brad Bannon suggested in an email that team Biden needs to step on the accelerator and focus on Americans’ bank accounts, saying that "for voters, the economy is still priority one
Joe Manchin III — blocked when Biden made her his first Office of Management and Budget director nominee, will step into the role of Biden’s chief domestic policy adviser.
Payne Jr., D-N.J., faces political organizer Imani Oakley, who outraised him in one quarter last year, sparking the incumbent to step up his campaign and fundraising efforts compared to previous cycles
Cuellar’s ideas are “out of step with Democratic voters across the country,” added Ryan O’Donnell, electoral director of Data for Progress, a left-wing think tank and polling firm.