Politics · 114th Congress
The One Senate Race Democrats Let Get Away
Polls show Strickland trailing Portman by 20 points in a race his party abandoned months ago.
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Opinion · 114th Congress
Hillary, Bad Karma and the Fate of Democracy
As nervous Democrats obsess about tracking polls, Joe Biden recently offered a poignant reminder of what might have been when he told CNN, “I thought I could beat Hillary.
Opinion · 114th Congress
What We Don’t Know if Donald Trump Becomes President
If he wins the presidency, we don’t know if Donald Trump would crush domestic dissent by rolling tanks over American citizens.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump’s ‘Charm Offensive’ Continues, as Daughter-In-Law Opens North Carolina Offices
. — Lara Trump, the candidate’s daughter-in-law, is just a “Carolina girl,” from Wilmington, she wants you to know, with “good Southern values.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Democrats Believe Long Shots Can Deliver a House Majority
Both polls showed Clinton beating Trump in the district.
Politics · 114th Congress
In Pence, a Little Something for Everyone
Trump-skeptical Republicans and still-mulling moderates by touching on each issue: Conservative creds: Much has been made about Trump’s need to convince the party’s conservative wing to hit the polls
Opinion · 114th Congress
Speech Scandal Revealed a Great Lesson for the Media
These were common words and values,” Trump campaign chief Paul Manafort said on CNN’s “New Day” Tuesday morning.
Politics · 114th Congress
Hillary Clinton and Obama Together This Time in N.C.
Two smart, ambitious people who started out as competitors, discovered the values they share – a strong America where everyone gets a fair and equal shake – learned to admire each other despite
Politics · 114th Congress
Why Trump Could Do Lasting Damage to the GOP
John McCain won just 31 percent of the Latino vote during his 2008 presidential campaign, according to exit polls.
Politics · 114th Congress
Van Hollen, McGinty Surge Ahead
In both contests, a late front-runner has emerged: The most recent polls show former Clinton administration official Katie McGinty and Rep.
Policy · 114th Congress
Can U.S.-U.K. Bond Survive a British Exit From EU?
“It was about two nations,” he said, “who share the same values and so often the same approaches to the many issues we face.” Obama Warning Issues. Challenges. Problems.
Politics · 114th Congress
Major Mystery Donor Reveals Why He Backed Donna Edwards
In his only public remarks about the campaign, Sussman told Roll Call in a statement that he was backing the African-American Edwards because of the experience and agenda she’d bring to the Senate
Politics · 114th Congress
In Maryland Senate Race: Is ‘Compromise’ a Dirty Word?
A week before the primary, polls show a tight race, with Edwards drawing overwhelming support from the African-American voters that make up a large part of the primary electorate and her Prince
Politics · 114th Congress
What We Learned from the New York Primaries
— Ian Prior, communications director for American Crossroads No surprises … except for Clinton: “Not a surprise that Trump dominated New York with a Yuge win.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Christ Is Risen, But Campaign Discourse About Faith Has Fallen
Why this focus at a time when polls find Americans are starting to move away from organized religion?
Politics · 114th Congress
Cruz’s White House Math Problem
“Imagine instead millions of people of faith all across America coming out to the polls and voting our values.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Obama: Don’t Buy the Economic ‘Snake Oil’
organization has concluded that as of last year, only 7 percent of all U.S. counties (214 of 3,069) had hit their pre-recession levels in several key categories, including unemployment rates and home values
Obama: Don’t Buy the Economic ‘Snake Oil’
organization has concluded that as of last year, only 7 percent of all U.S. counties (214 of 3,069) had hit their pre-recession levels in several key categories, including unemployment rates and home values
Goldwater vs. McGovern in 2016?
Very rarely, one party decides to make a suicidal statement about its views and values. It happened in 1964 and again in 1972, for example.