At DGA, Pearson Quietly Pulling Democrats Back to Prominence
Mark Warner of Virginia said. Thirty-eight states will elect a governor over the next two years.
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Inexperience Weakens Congress and the White House
"I think experience shows that there are usually two sides to a coin — you got to look at both of them," he said.
Hey (Rule) 19! Conservatives Push Senate Crackdown
"I've heard more discussion about the Standing Rules of the Senate lately than I thought I ever would," Majority Whip John Cornyn said Wednesday.
Democrats in a Dilemma Over Trump’s Court Nominee
To add to the mix: In the minority, Democrats are powerless to thwart the nomination without help from Republicans.
GOP Seeks a Safe Space From the Words of Coretta Scott King
Schumer's emotional reaction to the president's travel ban without rebuke? But that's exactly what happened. When Sen.
Trump Suggests Courts Mulling His Travel Ban are ‘Biased’
officials at a hotel near the White House that he personally listened in on oral arguments before the 9th Circuit the night before — then cable news analysis of the proceedings — saying he "heard things I
Democrats Make All Night Push, But Won’t Derail DeVos’ Nomination
"She would start her job with no credibility inside the agency she is supposed to lead, with no influence in Congress, as the punchline in late night comedy shows, and without the confidence of the American
The Quieter Assault Against Obamacare
"I think it's kept the deficit down," he said of the GOP efforts. "And look, they've been pretty good at siphoning off funds.
GOP Doesn’t Cry Foul on Trump’s Executive Orders
Jason Chaffetz penned a letter chastising the commander in chief's use of executive orders without working with Congress.
Trump Vows Military Build-up, Despite Budget Law
President Donald Trump says he'll make an "historic" investment in the military, but it's unclear how that will happen without delicate spending negotiations with Congress, and maybe even his own pick
Who’s in Charge in Trump’s Washington?
This week Politico reported that two staffers on the House Judiciary Committee had signed nondisclosure agreements with the Trump transition team and worked on the executive order on immigration without
Grassley Pitches Trump on Whistleblowers
"The purpose of the letter, as I told my staff, is we want them to be alerted to the fact that they ought to be seeing whistleblowers as a positive thing," Grassley said in a wide-ranging interview with
Cory Booker’s Bear Hug
I want to also just say when your daughter and son-in-law stood up, I just want to say for the record that your daughter is far more fierce and intimidating than your son-in-law," Booker gushed.
New CBA President: ‘Pressure Is On for Diversity’
"We want to keep adding pressure," said Lewis Myers, 31. "This is a subject matter that has been discussed and debated for years — I would almost argue decades. And what are the results?"
Pentagon Panel Urges Trump Team to Expand Nuclear Options
And, they say, such an expansion would cost a lot of money without necessarily increasing security.
Congress · 115th Congress
Predatory Behavior: The Dark Side of Capitol Hill
West disappeared from the office without a formal announcement, but continued to show up for months by email or phone. The staff didn’t know whether West had been fired.
Black History Month Lessons for ‘Trump World’
(John Glenn wouldn't leave home without their trajectory equations.)
Politics · 115th Congress
Bannon’s Power Spawns Fears of Frozen-Out Congress
“When you look at Bannon’s history, I think people are concerned. And that’s just one example.
Leader Descriptions of Trump Travel Ban Range From ‘Dangerous’ to ‘Regrettable’
"I think it's regrettable that there was some confusion on the roll-out of this," Ryan said.
Democrats Take Protests to High Court
"This cannot be the America that we know," said California Rep. Judy Chu, one of several lawmakers who spoke during the demonstration.