Politics · 114th Congress
The Elephant on the CPAC Stage
Ben Sasse, who has previously said he wouldn’t vote for Trump, lectured about prioritizing conservative values over party. Americanism and conservatism, he said, come before Republicanism.
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Politics · 114th Congress
Virginia Candidates Pin Hopes on White House Race
But in a high-turnout election, which a presidential year usually gives us, I think we have a real good opportunity to get all the Democrats out and win this race,” Bennett said.
Politics · 114th Congress
The Faces Behind the Bipartisan Fight Against Heroin
“I remember exactly how he was laying when I found him,” she wrote to Manchin. “I remember everything. It’s my first thought in the mornings and my last thought at night.
Politics · 114th Congress
Cruz and Rubio Playing for Second Place in the SEC
. — No journey through the Southeastern Conference footprint is complete without barbecue.
Politics · 114th Congress
Cruz’s White House Math Problem
Without a Republican who obviously shared their values in those years, conservatives reasoned, “values voters” stayed home. In 2016, they could go the opposite direction and win.
Politics · 114th Congress
Rubio Faces Immigration Questions From Both Sides
“I don’t know your particular story, but many people are brought to this country as young children.
Politics · 114th Congress
Sanders in ’85: ‘I am Not Now, Nor Have I Ever Been, a Liberal Democrat’
“I am not now, nor have I ever been, a liberal Democrat.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Senate Reaches Deal on Flint Aid
“I believe leadership is going to be very supportive,” Inhofe said. As far as prospects in the House, he said, “I think the House is just as anxious to get rid of this issue as the Senate is.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Unnoticed, Grassley Sets Record for Most Time Without a Missed Senate Vote
is the amount of formalized work involved Grassley’s most recent vote, for confirming Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Wilhelmina Wright to the federal bench, was the 7,522nd ballot he’d cast without