Campaigns · 116th Congress
2 GOP senators’ strategies diverge, but both are in peril
He supported Trump on 93.5 percent of the votes Trump cared about.
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Russian hackers tied to 2016 elections now target 2020 race, Microsoft says
“The group has also targeted at least one prominent individual formerly associated with the Trump Administration.”
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Matt Gaetz builds national profile, but says focus is on Trump election
A partisan warrior on most matters, like defending Trump against impeachment, Gaetz has been willing to cross Trump on policy matters such as presidential war powers.
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Biden would largely discard Trump’s foreign policies on Day 1
Rhodes wrote it would be a “huge accomplishment” if the United States was able to somehow restore the multinational nuclear agreement with Iran that Obama negotiated and Trump unilaterally abandoned
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What to watch in Alaska, Florida and Wyoming primaries Tuesday
Trump won Alaska by 15 points in 2016. Inside Elections rates the race Likely Republican.
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Social media platforms gird for 78 days of disinformation chaos after Election Day
That period could be filled by disinformation from not only Russia, China and Iran, but from President Donald Trump himself.
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At the Races: No one’s calling you dumb
Elizabeth Warren held a rally in northern Virginia last week after being back at the Capitol to vote on limiting President Donald Trump’s power to launch a war with Iran.
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Warren supporters in Virginia hold out hope for Super Tuesday
After voting for a bipartisan resolution to limit President Donald Trump’s power to launch a new war in Iran, the Massachusetts Democrat didn’t jet off to Nevada or South Carolina, she stuck around
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At the Races: Taking nothing for Granite
p> And on Thursday, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar and Bernie Sanders, the three senators still in the race, popped in to cast their votes on a resolution to limit the president’s ability to attack Iran
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At the Races: Managing impeachment (and the spotlight)
But they still face an uphill climb in the 27th District, which Trump carried by the widest margin in the state.
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Senators make their last pitch to Iowa before impeachment trial
The senators occupied half the debate stage — the smallest one so far and the first one since Trump ordered the killing of an influential Iranian commander.
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Russia, China plan to adjust their tactics to hack, influence 2020 elections
China, Iran, North Korea, non-state “hacktivists” are among those that pose threats and have the capabilities and motives to target the United States, she said.
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At the Races: Quite a year already
, Iran retaliated by striking two bases housing U.S. forces in Iraq, Trump announced a deescalation of tensions (while announcing more sanctions against Iran), and some GOP senators balked at the intelligence
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Name Trump or not?
“The Administration must quickly brief Congress on all available intelligence and its strategy to protect American citizens and service members against Iran.”
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Candidate’s ex-senator dad lobbies for Chinese tech firm. That could be a problem
After violating U.S. sanctions by selling products to Iran and North Korea, the White House in the summer of 2018 extracted more than $1 billion in fines from the company.
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Watch out 2020 Democrats, Trump might have a long game
To win a border state like New Mexico, Trump will need to bring a big number of Latino voters into his camp.
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Seth Moulton makes case that good foreign policy will beat Trump
“If Trump were a bad president just in traditional ways, we could afford to remove him from office just in traditional ways, but he’s a criminal and a fraud,” the congressman said.
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6 dividing lines from the first Democratic debate
[jwp-video n=”4″] Moderator Rachel Maddow then threw the topic at Delaney, asking whether he thought Trump should be prosecuted for crimes after leaving office.