Opinion · 114th Congress
Win or Lose, Clinton Offers a ‘How Not To’ Study on Campaign Messaging
And as the Pew Research Center notes, the non-Hispanic white share of the electorate has fallen from 71 percent to 69 percent in just four years.
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Politics · 114th Congress
Issa: Cool It With the Impeachment Talk
The California Democrat said the GOP tried to put a check on Bill Clinton’s White House through the threat of impeachment in the 1990s.
Politics · 114th Congress
Sources: White House Angling for ‘Clean‘ Renewal of Iran Sanctions
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Politics · 114th Congress
Obama Puts Bull’s-Eye on Rubio During Feisty Orlando Rally
“All the progress we’ve made over these eight years goes out the window if we don’t win this election,” Obama told the University of Central Florida audience. “The stakes could not be higher.”
Politics · 114th Congress
This Swing-District Republican Is Sticking With Donald Trump
“This is his sixth run for office over the last 10 years, so someone who is dying to do anything for a vote. He stands up with Donald Trump regardless, he won’t want to jeopardize his tea party vote.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Elise Stefanik’s Cautious Dance With Trump
She was a White House staffer during the George W. Bush administration and a 2012 campaign aide for Mitt Romney, when she prepped Ryan, the vice presidential nominee, for his debate with Joseph R.
Politics · 114th Congress
Merrick Garland Trudges On, Awaiting Supreme Court Action
Garland also continues to meet with White House legal aides and other senior staffers. A White House official described those meetings as occurring “regularly” but “not every day.”
Opinion · 114th Congress
How Hillary Clinton’s Optics Problem Could Hurt Her and Her Party
The thread in question reveals a weeklong battle by campaign manager, Robby Mook, to get former President Bill Clinton to cancel a planned speech to the powerhouse Wall Street bank Morgan Stanley
Politics · 114th Congress
The House: 10 Most Vulnerable
But even as Hillary Clinton regained the lead over Trump in national polls after the first presidential debate, the Republican presidential nominee has not yet proved a consistent drag on House incumbents
Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump Leaves Wavering Republicans in a Catch-22
A flashback: On Sunday morning, Sept. 8, 1974, White House Press Secretary Jerry terHorst met with Jerry Ford in the Oval Office to work out the final details of a surprise presidential announcement
Politics · 114th Congress
FEMA Tries New Approach for Hurricane Matthew
The White House announced Tuesday that President Barack Obama has canceled a planned trip on Wednesday to Tampa, Florida, where he was slated to deliver remarks on his signature health care law.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Donald Trump’s a Real Trickle-Downer in Clinton’s Eyes
The political map is in the midst of its biggest rewrite since 1996 when Bill Clinton swept such now safe GOP bastions as Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia.
Politics · 114th Congress
As a Senator, Hillary Clinton Got Along With the GOP.
And Gregg believes her “approach to governing, of seeking principled compromise” could break the logjam between the Congress and White House. Thomas M.
Politics · 114th Congress
Clinton Has an Inherent Advantage, But It’s Not as a Woman
There are those who believe that women will propel Hillary Clinton to the presidency in November, seizing the opportunity to put the first of their kind in the White House.
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump Castigates Global Trade Pacts, Lawmakers Caught In a Vice
So, too, is the perceived lack of benefits from the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA, the giant trade deal President Bill Clinton pursued that is widely blamed for U.S. job losses.
Politics · 114th Congress
Not Your Father’s GOP: The Deficit Debate Has Disappeared
They controlled the House for Bush’s first six years in office, and the Senate for four of his eight.
Politics · 114th Congress
Fear and Loathing Among Latinos in the 2016 Campaign
[Will GOP Let Clinton Capture Latino Vote?]
Politics · 114th Congress
Where Are They Now?
(Photo By Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Then: Gephardt served as a Democratic congressman from Missouri from 1977 to 2005 and was House majority leader from 1989 until 1995, when Republicans took control of
Politics · 114th Congress
When House Challengers Have Their Districts to Themselves
The former state House minority leader met with 200 mostly white, older Mainers of French Canadian descent over smothered beef, mashed potatoes and green beans at Lewiston’s Franco Center.