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Was There Ever an Obama-Ryan Honeymoon?

“The word honeymoon is overused in American politics,” said William Galston, a former aide to President Bill Clinton now with the Brookings Institution.

GOP Excited, But Not Optimistic, on Spending Bills

“Even though the guy in the White House is not somebody we can [work with to] do the kind of broad reforms that we’d like to achieve, there are steps in the right direction we can take,”

GOP Excited, But Not Optimistic, on Spending Bills

“Even though the guy in the White House is not somebody we can [work with to] do the kind of broad reforms that we’d like to achieve, there are steps in the right direction we can take,” McConnell

The State of the Union as Roadmap

Obama and the White House staff have emphasized how optimistic the president is and how his speech will take the long view.

The State of the Union as Roadmap

Obama and the White House staff have emphasized how optimistic the president is and how his speech will take the long view.

The Pelosification of Chuck Schumer

Texan Ted Cruz and 22 other GOP senators voted for the bill.   Floridian Marco Rubio and Kentuckian Rand Paul were among the 30 in their party who voted against it.

The Pelosification of Chuck Schumer

Texan Ted Cruz and 22 other GOP senators voted for the bill. Floridian Marco Rubio and Kentuckian Rand Paul were among the 30 in their party who voted against it.

For Cruz and Rubio, No One Else Was on Debate Stage

introduced legislation in the Senate that I believe is more narrowly focused at the actual threat, which is radical Islamic terrorism, and what my legislation would do is suspend all refugees for three years

For Cruz and Rubio, No One Else Was on Debate Stage

introduced legislation in the Senate that I believe is more narrowly focused at the actual threat, which is radical Islamic terrorism, and what my legislation would do is suspend all refugees for three years

Hillary Clinton and the Two-Term Jinx

I hear it all the time: Voters want change after one party has held the White House for eight years, and that’s why only once over the past six decades has a party held the presidency for three consecutive