The Regular Order Revue on House GOP Obamacare Bill
The New Jersey Democrat said he hopes not. "I hope that's not where we go because that's where we're going to start going down that path with everything," he said.
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The Democrat Who Hugged the President
he said. "I really don't know." Almost heaven for Trump Manchin is one of 10 Democratic senators from states that voted for Trump last fall who are up for re-election next year.
Senate Democrats Adopt Staff Diversity Rules
[Senate Staff Diversity Efforts Turn to New Congress] "The more diverse the Senate is, the better it serves the American people," Schumer said in a statement.
Trump Won’t Commit to Accepting Intel Panel Findings
"I don't think you would ever just blanketly say, 'I'm ready to accept these outcomes,'" Spicer said.
A Brief History of Calls for an Independent Prosecutor
"I think this is something that needs to be investigated and addressed," he said.
How a Tenet of GOP Orthodoxy Slipped Away
Nothing President Donald Trump said in his first speech to Congress, and nothing visible on this year's budget battle horizon, will change the grim realities of the long-range federal fiscal forecast.
Trump: Massive Funding Hike Would Help Military Get ‘Best Deals’
But Trump, wearing an olive USS Ford jacket with his name and "commander in chief" on a patch and a blue baseball cap, did not lay out how he intends to convince Democrats to increase defense spending without
Graham to Trump: Send the Senate an Immigration Bill
"Absolutely, without any doubt.
Get Ready, President Trump — It’s All Complicated
"I have to tell you, it's an unbelievably complex subject," Trump said after the meeting. "Nobody knew that health care could be so complicated."
Politics · 115th Congress
Rubio Needs new Tampa Office as Rallies Grow
“A professional office building is not a place for that,” Jude Williams said. “I understand their cause, but at the end of the day, it was a security concern for us.”
New Ways and Means Ranking Democrat Looks for Bipartisanship in Tax Overhaul
"I was the change," said Neal, who emphasizes "pro-growth and aspiration" as important themes for the Democrats.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Hints of a ‘Shop-’Til-You-Drop’ Presidency
There will be no lectures from this president about how the government should balance its books like a family should, without borrowing on its credit cards.
Nadler Faces Uphill Battle in Seeking Trump Financial Data
"I hope that at least some of my Republican colleagues on the committee understand that an abdication of this responsibility is a direct dereliction of our oath of office."
GOP Leaders Brought Big League Policy Differences to Trump Speech
"I feel at the end of the day, when we get everything done and right, we're going to be unified on this," House Speaker Paul D. Ryan said Tuesday morning.
In First Addresses, Presidents Can Frame Debate
It's a distinction without a difference. "For research purposes, it is probably harmless to categorize these as State of the Union messages.
K Street Sees Opportunity, Fears in Trump Address to Congress
But success for some may well be determined as much by what doesn't get said in Tuesday's State of the Union-style speech.
Congress on Edge Awaiting Unpredictable Trump
The high court, he said, "reversed a century of law that I believe will open the floodgates for special interests — including foreign corporations — to spend without limit in our elections."
Congress: The Toughest Crowd of Trump’s Presidential Career
since frustrated Democrats under Reagan began syncopating their applause and silences during the annual State of the Union ritual, the goal of the out-of-power party has been to unnerve the president without
Top Conservatives Oppose GOP Health Care Plan, Muddying Path to Needed Votes
Meadows said "it's very challenging" to create a refundable tax credit for health insurance that would get 218 votes in the House.
Politics · 115th Congress
New Jersey Districts Will Test Democrats’ Suburban Strategy
Without Trump on the ballot next year, it’s possible “suburban districts that are more congenitally Republican will stay that way,” he said. Moderate no more?