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“Our campaign, of course, believes in nonviolent change , and it goes without saying that I condemn any and all forms of violence, including the personal harassment of individuals,” Sanders wrote
It’s high time we put Kentucky first,” said Paul. “Tonight I pledge to keep up the fight for balanced budgets, and American jobs, and an end to the War on Coal.”
I never imagined I would get into a Twitter war with Donald Trump,” she said in her commencement address.
“I mean, I’d prefer a sober, reasoned public debate, after which members of Congress reflect and take a vote,” Rhodes told the magazine. “But that’s impossible.”
Without mentioning Trump by name, Cruz stressed the importance of supporting a presidential candidate who will stand with Israel.
Garland said it was White House Counsel Neil Eggleston and White House senior adviser Brian Deese who first reached out to see if he was willing to be considered.
“I just want to emphasize the degree to which we are in serious times and this is a really serious job,” the president said during a rare appearance at a White House briefing to react to what some
“I’m just not ready to do that at this point,” Ryan said on CNN’s “The Lead with Jake Tapper.” “I think he needs to do more to unify this party.”
For months, many of them have been saying they’d support the Republican nominee without naming names.
“But if we’re just playing games with numbers and we don’t consider it an emergency, I think we’re in trouble.”
Hamilton accused Adams of having “a vanity without bounds, and a jealousy capable of discoloring every object.” Adams lost. Truman disses JFK When John F.
“The people I talk to can’t believe we are where we are at,” says former New Hampshire GOP Sen. Judd Gregg.
Pompeo said he would instead seek re-election to his 4th District House seat.
“Nowhere was I talking about there being a different Donald Trump,” he said on Sunday’s “New Day.” The problem that admission creates for current Trump supporters is clear.
“[Sanders] is in charge of that movement right now, and it will continue with or without the Democratic Party,” said Myers, a Loyola University student.
, “I think we’re going to do what we need to do to win to a point, but I think we want to win without having to do that.
By April, the Democratic leaders had raced through a handful of alternatives without finding a taker.
meeting room without the aid of a microphone.
“The caucus will make its decision as to who its leaders are,” she said, adding, “Nobody has ever come to me and said, ‘I’m leaving because I’m afraid I’m not going to be speaker.’
“I thought we made a strong argument for the president’s position, but I listened to the justices and I think it’s almost impossible to predict this outcome,” the Illinois Democrat told reporters