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The chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee said Wednesday he would vote for the GOP presidential nominee because he’s slightly preferable to the Democratic candidate, Hillary
“Like I’ve said before, I’m not pretending he’s a conservative or someone we would put up if we had the White House,” Flake said.
“Her view from the beginning has been, ‘I’m going to support the nominee of my party, but when I disagree with him, I’m going to stand up and talk about it, and she’s done so,’” he said.
Clinton said the words “systemic racism” and “implicit bias” in the first presidential debate while explaining her thoughts on why achieving true equality in jobs, education, policing and so much
LAS VEGAS — It was hard to traverse Sin City this week, or the presidential debate spin room Wednesday night, without running into a member of Congress.
“This is more than just the usual standard lie,” Obama said.
“I didn’t like the outcome of the 2008 election. But I had a duty to concede, and I did so without reluctance,” McCain said. “A concession isn’t just an exercise in graciousness.
A half hour before the start, Capitol Lounge — a hot spot for House staffers — was already packed without an empty seat in the house.
“I had nothing to do with that, OK?” Reid said of the venue selection at the tail end of an interview Monday in Reno, where he was lauded by the Washoe County Democrats.
The FBI said no, and the positions overseas never materialized.
Senators serve terms of six years and House members serve two-year terms, both currently without limits.
“I’m looking forward to not only laying the groundwork for the next administration to pick up the baton and run with it, but I know Joe and Jill and I and Michelle will all continue to be involved
Heck disavowed Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump after the revelation of a 2005 video in which Trump bragged about being able to grope and otherwise touch women without consent or consequences
“I really want to get tax reform running as quickly as possible,” the speaker said during an event with college Republicans in Madison, Wisonsin.
delivered a passionate — and blistering — speech at a Hillary Clinton campaign rally in Manchester, New Hampshire, on Thursday, in which she slammed Trump’s 2005 comments about groping and kissing women without
“I think he will change health care a little bit,” the Scranton trucker said. “Lower taxes a little bit. And do something about that NAFTA deal.” It was NAFTA that rankled.
“I wouldn’t have won without labor.”
And she did it, as is her usual practice, without uttering the words “Donald” or “Trump.” He may be the reality TV star, but it was Michelle Obama who got real.
He repeatedly referred to his boasting about sexually assaulting women as “locker room” talk; he threatened to imprison Clinton without indictment, trial, verdict or sentencing; he said Capt.
“I thought it was appropriate to respect the millions of voters across the country who chose Donald Trump as the Republican Party nominee,” Portman said in a statement.