Politics · 114th Congress
Obamas Could Move to Embassy Row: Here’s Why
Ave from the Wilson home, for more than seven years now. In 2000, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton bought a $2.85 million five-bedroom house in the neighborhood. Â
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Politics · 114th Congress
Remembering Nancy Reagan
Former President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton “Nancy was an extraordinary woman: a gracious first lady, proud mother, and devoted wife to President Reagan — her Ronnie.
Politics · 114th Congress
What We Learned From Super Tuesday
Terry Branstad Going to be quite a year for Democrats: “Promoting extremism, fear, and outrageously out-of-touch policies for years, Republicans didn’t get here by accident.
Politics · 114th Congress
Virginia Candidates Pin Hopes on White House Race
President Barack Obama carried the district by 3 points in 2008, while Mitt Romney carried it by 1 point four years later.
Politics · 114th Congress
Black Activist Grills Hillary Clinton About ‘Super Predator’ Stance
White House hopeful Hillary Clinton’s past statements came back to haunt her Wednesday as Black Lives Matter activist Ashley Williams called out the former first lady for supporting a 90’s era crackdown
Politics · 114th Congress
Candidates Decry Political Money, but Change Is Unlikely
White House hopefuls from both sides of the aisle have been busy blasting the influence of billionaires and millionaires in the election system (while collecting their cash), but measures to restructure
Politics · 114th Congress
Colicchio, Pingree Pursue ‘Plate of the Union’ Campaign
Veteran Democratic staffers are spearheading the effort; Buffy Wicks, former deputy director of the White House Office of Public Engagement and campaign strategist for President Barack Obama has
Politics · 114th Congress
Dear Republican Sirs: It’s Up to You to Save the Republic
This is not the normal hyperbole that both parties trot out every four years that transforms a ho-hum presidential race like Bill Clinton versus Bob Dole in 1996 into a titanic struggle between