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Trump’s winning pattern with legislation might become a thing of the past: CQ Vote Studies
Obama, like Trump, benefited from two years of his party controlling both chambers of Congress before losing the House majority.
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Washington mourns former Rep. John Dingell
— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) February 8, 2019 var rcrdTwitter = 1; Former President Bill Clinton For nearly 60 years, John Dingell represented the people
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The lobbyists: Roll Call’s people to watch in 2019
The longtime banking and finance policy lobbyist — whose first gig in Washington was serving as a congressional liaison in the Clinton White House — says he’s aiming to bridge the divide between progressives
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House Democrats months away from demanding Trump tax returns
Bush, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush — all disclosed their returns.
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Whitaker hearing is first big test of Trump’s ‘executive privilege’ strategy
Did he consult with the White House about the decision not to recuse?What information, if any, has he shared privately with the White House from his briefings with special counsel investigators?
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Presidential questions for the Democrats, Part II
Still, it’s hard to deny that politicians like Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan benefited from their personable style and appeal.
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How one Democrat threads the needle on border security
“The only thing — the only thing — that has changed between then and now is the occupant of the White House.
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Congressional scandals ain’t what they used to be
He is a White House favorite: If he’s on camera he’s likely defending the president with every fiber of his being.
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The many ways members of Congress can make a stink
Lawmakers earn $174,000 annually — House and Senate leaders earn slightly more — and haven’t voted to give themselves a pay raise in years.
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2019 government shutdown climbs historical charts
Updated 1/8/19 | Democratic congressional leaders left a meeting at the White House on Friday with little hope for an end to the ongoing standoff over federal appropriations.
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Meet Jerry Nadler, the Next House Judiciary Chairman and Trump’s New Enemy No. 1
“Twelve years, 20 years, they’ve stuck with him,” said Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer, a longtime friend. “He’s always had good staff around him.”