Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
The same Harvard-Harris poll found inflation was most respondents' (47 percent) top issue by a wide margin over "restoring basic American values of merit" at 13 percent and immigration at 11 percent.
"And what the American people do want is that we have leaders who can build consensus," she added.
That decision was driven by what he dubbed a "war on free speech" by Democrats, American support for Ukraine and anti-child policies at home.
"Let’s just count the ways in which our border czar opened the American southern border," Vance said, before listing a number of actions that resided in the office of the president, not the VP.
"She is a fierce advocate for working families, women’s rights, and our democratic values. I’m proud to support her candidacy for President of the United States." Rep.
At this stage in the political cycle, there are almost no reliable House polls.
If the polls are to be believed, Nevada is among the states where the Biden campaign has both a challenge and an opportunity​.
"This election is about many, many important issues, including the ability of the people to organize in support of what we believe to be foundational values and principles about who we are as America,"
Biden’s warning, if it becomes reality, would upend 76 years of American foreign policy.
"A future based on the core values that have defined America: honesty, decency, dignity, equality. To respect everyone. To give everyone a fair shot. To give hate no safe harbor.
deserved what you’ve earned, and you’ve earned a hell of a lot more than you’re getting paid now." ’Union Joe’ The president known — among his many nicknames — as "Union Joe" appeared to make clear he wants American
Ron DeSantis, trailing in his bid for the Republican presidential nomination, this week used the dress code as an opening to attack Fetterman rather than the man beating him in the polls. "The U.S.
The power of that issue drove Democrats to the polls this year.
"By embodying the American dream, Republicans can win anywhere in the Land of Opportunity."
Though Democratic politicians and the party itself stand for certain values and policies, sometimes, when they promote and defend them in the public square, well, they do it in a whisper.
Presidential primary candidates in both parties are also lured by the siren song of the media — social and otherwise — that values bombast and hyperbole above all else.
The message is clear: With recent polls showing attorney Harriet Hageman winning by double digits in a state that awarded Trump his biggest margin of victory in 2020, Cheney is not just talking to
Lankford has received $105,000 in outside support from a group called Defend Oklahoma Values. He reported $4.7 million in receipts and had $2.1 million left on hand on June 8.
He has also consistently held a decisive lead in public polls and drawn the most attention from outside groups, which have spent $450,000 supporting him — about half of that from a group called 34N22 —
this week’s races: Ohio Senate Vance, a venture capitalist who had billionaire Peter Thiel bankrolling a super PAC that through last week had spent $11.8 million promoting him, was trailing in polls