Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Democrats May Be Too Optimistic About 2018 Gains
Southern Democrats pursuing a centrist path to the presidency — think Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter — have occasionally broken through.
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Politics · 115th Congress
Annual Capitol Insiders Survey: The Trump Effect
passage of a bill that would do it.
Politics · 115th Congress
Congressional Review Act Gets a Workout
He argues that for years, many agencies have neglected to submit reports required by the CRA — a failure that potentially releases Congress and the White House from any time limits on rolling back those
Politics · 115th Congress
With Comey Ouster, Trump Joins Select Group of Presidents
Bill Clinton fired FBI Director William Sessions over ethics violations, the first time an FBI director was fired.
Politics · 115th Congress
Rosenstein Cameo Adds Drama to Hectic Hill Day
He helped convict three people ensnared in the Whitewater scandal investigation in the 1990s, the probe under independent prosecutor Kenneth Starr that focused on President Bill Clinton.
Politics · 115th Congress
Transcript: Interview with Donald Trump
But in the case of South Korea we have a deal that was made by Hillary Clinton, it’s a horrible deal.
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A List of Notable Presidential Firings Since 1951
Haldeman, White House Chief of StaffJohn Erlichman, White House AdviserJohn Dean, White House Council Nixon fired Kleindienst, Haldeman, Erlichman and Dean as scapegoats for the Watergate break-in and
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: What the Vote on Health Care Means — Republicans Now Own It
Now that the buses have returned from the White House victory-lap rally and House Republicans have headed home for what undoubtedly will be ticker-tape parades, it is time to step back from the partisan
Politics · 115th Congress
How Trump Became the Vacillator in Chief
Now President Trump and his top White House aides are much cozier to Xi.
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump’s First 100 Days Mostly Lags Predecessors
But Trump has signed more laws than his other recent predecessors — Ronald Reagan, George Bush, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush.
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Senate Democrats Look to Make Their Mark on Foreign Policy
But with President Donald Trump in the White House, a military strike in Syria and escalating tensions with North Korea, Democrats are taking a bolder stance.
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Trump Tries to Rally Republican Voters in Georgia House Race
He then pointed to former President Bill Clinton’s post-White House memoir as an example: “He said, ‘We made such a great peace deal,’ but it was a joke.”
Dems to Trump: Now Let’s Talk About Refugees
"He was very moved and found the event extremely tragic," White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said. "It was very disturbing and tragic and moving to him."
A New Path to Universal Health Care?
Despite years of basing their rhetoric around the "tyranny" of the health care law, passing more than 60 repeal bills since the 2010 law was passed, and promising something better, Republicans came up
Pileup of Ethical Issues Gives Democrats Powerful Weapon Against Trump
The president's oldest daughter, Ivanka, became an unpaid White House employee in late March.
Opinion: The S.S. Trump Is Sinking — Find a Lifeboat
And, when the clunky-at-best legislation was pulled from the floor, he pronounced it dead even as the White House and House GOP leaders were explaining how they might revive it.
Trump Criticizes Ongoing House Probe of Russian Election Meddling
[Wounded White House is Uncharacteristically Quiet] Trump first asked why the House panel is not examining a decision that Hillary Clinton, as secretary of state, was involved in that "allowed big Uranium
Opinion: Can Trump Learn From His Own Bay of Pigs?
But it is telling that Trump's response to the failed late-January raid in Yemen that killed a Navy SEAL was similar to his reaction when his health care bill went down in the House.