Cloud Hangs Over Trump-Ryan Partnership After Health Care Bill Fails
The White House and Ryan signaled their next legislative move would be a pivot toward a sweeping tax overhaul package that could prove just as tough to pass.
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Opinion: The GOP’s Big Health Care Winner — Mitch McConnell
The repeal and replace bill written by the House had become so toxic that senators knew swallowing anything associated with it was political suicide.
Opinion: Are Republicans Storming the Castle or Walking the Plank on Health Care?
House Republicans are getting leaned on, hard, to vote for the GOP health care bill. First came the invitations to the White House Bowling Alley. Then the lunch dates.
Rising Waters at Home Cause Republicans to Buck Party in D.C.
"Just a couple of years ago, this was completely a nonissue on our side of the aisle," Curbelo said.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: This Budget Isn’t Dead on Arrival
Every year, Congress affixes the same toe tag to the White House budget within minutes of its delivery: “Dead on Arrival.”
Yesterday’s US Attorneys May Be Tomorrow’s Congressional Candidates
The abruptness of their dismissals has only reinforced the perception of a White House intent on destabilizing normal governmental operations and eager to disregard old political conventions.
Is Trump Review Just Al Gore Reinventing Government 2.0?
[GOP OK With Trump Rally Delaying Labor Nominee] Though President Bill Clinton typically used more upbeat rhetoric, he notably used similar language when he launched what he initially dubbed a "national
Opinion: Put Up Your Own Plan, Democrats
Maybe Ryan missed the memo, but the American public has grown more populist in recent years.
Tough Choices for Democrats: Obstruct or Govern
And they note that for the Republicans, ramping up the partisanship is a strategy that worked: the GOP now controls the White House and both branches of Congress.
Opinion: ‘We Do Our Part’ Offers Insight Into Where Democrats Went Wrong
Their lives and their personal style shape American culture and often influence the ambitions of teenagers growing up in the shadow of their time in the White House.
Get Ready, President Trump — It’s All Complicated
That seemed to have finally dawned on Trump on Monday after he met with the National Governors Association at the White House and discussed health care reform.
Trump Comes Out Swinging Against Familiar Foes
White House officials acknowledged they simply lacked the votes to confirm Puzder, something the president was clearly mindful of in picking the dean of Florida International University.
House Democrats’ ‘All of the Above’ Approach
with what went wrong in an election that left them in the minority six years running.
Ivanka Incident Shows That Trump Is No Truman
White House Sale Trump's press secretary Sean Spicer claimed that the president's message "was less about his family business and [more] an attack on his daughter."
Is There a ‘Red Line’ for Congressional Republicans With Trump?
reason he lost the popular vote was because three to five million undocumented immigrants voted for Hillary Clinton.
Capitol Hill: Trump’s Ultimate Truth Squad
(That would translate into 4 million out of the 136.6 million votes cast for president last year, the midpoint of Trump's false assertion about the number of illegal votes for Hillary Clinton.)
Opinion · 115th Congress
The Final Dignity of Hillary Clinton
But that talented freshman won the White House and tapped Clinton as his secretary of State, giving her both a position of honor and a platform to launch her next bid for president.
Politics · 115th Congress
Highlights of Donald Trump’s Inauguration
.: President Donald Trump praised former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton leading them to receive applause. Trump also hoped there would be reconciliation.
Heard On The Hill · 115th Congress
Statuary Lunch Hall a Model of Make-Nice Decorum
In another nod to the peaceful transition of power, former President Bill Clinton and the woman Trump defeated in 2016, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, sat toward the front with House
Politics · 115th Congress
History Provides Trump a Guide for His Inaugural Address
[(VIDEO) White House Watch: What to Watch for in Trump’s Inaugural Address] Most recent speeches have topped out at around 20 minutes, despite their brevity — by presidential address standards