Minnesota’s Tim Walz Close to Decision on Gubernatorial Run
When pressed about whether "near future" meant within a week, Walz said, "I think so." His goal has been to make a decision by April. Lt. Gov.
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Bennet Faces Colorado Blitz on Supreme Court Nominee
"I want to thank my legal heroes. Byron White. My mentor. A product of the West. He modeled for me judicial courage. He followed the law wherever it took him, without fear or favor to anyone.
Gorsuch Avoids Missteps at Supreme Court Hearing
[Gorsuch: I Would Have 'No Difficulty' Ruling Against Trump] "Any revelation about my personal views about this matter would indicate to people how I might rule on this as a judge," Gorsuch said when Minnesota
NSC Official: Trump May Abandon Goal of Nuclear Disarmament
Were Trump to abandon the goal of nuclear disarmament, "I don't think you would be looking at an immediate proliferation catastrophe," Acton said.
Massive Eisenhower Memorial Could Break Ground as Early as September
"I don't think there are any obstacles in front of us," said Rep. Ken Calvert, the chairman of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies.
Opinion: James Comey and the Art of the Shiv
"I'd rather not be talking about this at all," Comey said. "Now we are going to close our mouths and do our work."
Calm and Steady Opposition From Freedom Caucus
"I will certainly take a call from the president and explain to him why we can do better in the House this week," he said.
‘What Does It Mean?’ West Virginians Weigh GOP Health Care Plan
. — Diane Hughes took the microphone, looked down at the paper in front of her and said, "I'm nervous and I don't like politics, but here it goes."
Gorsuch: Judges Aren’t ‘Politicians in Robes’
"If I thought that were true, I'd hang up the robe," Gorsuch said in his first public comments since President Donald Trump nominated him to fill the seat of the late Justice Antonin Scalia, who died in
Key Conservatives Come Around on GOP Health Plan
"I think a lot of us would like to pull that back from 2020 but I think more and more of us realize that that's just not politically doable," Alabama Republican Rep. Bradley Byrne said.
Ryan Hasn’t ‘Given Thought’ to Members’ Health Care Coverage
"I haven't given thought to that. I don't know the answer," Ryan said at his weekly news conference Thursday.
Is Trump Review Just Al Gore Reinventing Government 2.0?
. … I think Trump came in thinking he could just do stuff."
CBO: Lower Deficit, More Uninsured Under House Health Plan
to reduce the number of people without health insurance.
CBO Score Will Ring in Another Round of House Fight
Hoyer, D-Md., criticized Republicans for pushing elements of the plan through two committees that week without hearings and a cost estimate. "However you dress it up, it is not regular order.
GOP Leaders Think Health Plan Hits ‘Sweet Spot’
One day after House committees completed all-nighter markups of the legislation without estimates from the Congressional Budget Office about the cost and how many people would lose health insurance, McCarthy
On Paper, Trump’s First 50 Days Resemble Previous Presidents’
"I think what you see is Trump and his people are doing things that are too rushed, and I think he's very impatient and basically goes off without thinking or preparing a lot," said Brad Bannon, a Democratic
Opinion: Obamacare Replacement Options — Lots of Promises, Few Facts
I once asked a contractor friend about my darkish dining room. "Anything is possible," he said. "But is it feasible? How much do you want to spend?" (I skipped the window.)
Senators Ask White House: Where Are the Nominees?
"I continue to ask for additional names to come forward, and I'm assured that they will be soon," Republican Policy Committee Chairman John Barrasso said Tuesday.
GOP Divisions Haunt Health Care Effort
"I think we actually have fundamentally different ideas on replacement — maybe not reconcilable. That's why I say the best way to get them done is to separate them."
Capitol Hill Establishment Has Seen the Changing Tides of Politics
"There was a member of Congress that came in here shortly after we opened and said, 'What do you mean I can't sit at a bar and have a drink?'