Politics · 114th Congress
House to Take Up Criminal Justice Overhaul in September
The House will take up legislation to overhaul the criminal justice system in September, Speaker Paul D. Ryan said.
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Politics · 114th Congress
Who’s Speaking at the Republican Convention?
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette: The Detroit Free Press reported that Schuette said he will speak at the convention.
Politics · 114th Congress
Republicans Press to Keep Clinton Investigation Going
, former President Bill Clinton.
Politics · 114th Congress
Ample Shots at Congressional GOP in First Clinton-Obama Rally
Republican lawmakers and aides, for their part, often describe a 44th president and White House staff that often is unwilling to compromise and unskilled at finding common ground when it tries.
Politics · 114th Congress
Update: Solicitor General Who Handled Obamacare Case to Leave
Verrilli was a deputy White House counsel when Obama nominated him as solicitor general in January 2011 amid the controversy of the administration declining to defend the Defense of
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump Accepts NRA Endorsement Despite Past Views on Guns
Nearly four years later, he accepted the endorsement of the National Rifle Association as the presumptive Republican nominee for president.
Politics · 114th Congress
Obama Shouldn’t Even Try to Bring Party Together Now
A light touch However White House officials choose to proceed, their fellow Democrats advise a light touch.
Politics · 114th Congress
Ryan Rides to the Rescue — But Not Until 2020
Given the animosity that Republicans harbor for Clinton, the speaker’s House colleagues presumably would demand that he oppose every White House initiative and look for reasons to investigate executive
Politics · 114th Congress
Six Ways Cruz and Fiorina Are the Same
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Education They’re both highly educated and polished speakers.
Politics · 114th Congress
GOP’s Troubles Just Beginning
The country moved noticeably to the right starting in the early 1980s with Ronald Reagan and continuing through the presidency of Bill Clinton (“The era of big government is over”) and even the first
Politics · 114th Congress
Cut-Rate Clinton
An intimate gathering in D.C. for supporters of 2016 White House hopeful Hillary Clinton plummeted in price Wednesday as campaign supporters trimmed the cost of admission by 70 percent.
Politics · 114th Congress
Democrats Are Headed off Their Own Cliff
Political observers – yes, including myself – have argued for years that the Republican Party has moved too far right, allowing its most ideological elements to limit its legislative options, prevent it
Politics · 114th Congress
Is Bernie Sanders Getting a Free Pass?
He’s been “marginalized” by the mainstream media, wrote Robert Reich, former secretary of labor for President Bill Clinton and an ardent Sanders supporter, in Salon on Thursday.
Politics · 114th Congress
Biden: ‘Constitutional Crisis’ Coming With Split Supreme Court
The White House opened a new front in its push to get Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland confirmed, with Vice President Joseph R.
Politics · 114th Congress
At Long Last, ‘Rosie the Riveter’ Gets Her Due
unanimously passed a bill that would once again allow female World War II pilots to be interred there.
Politics · 114th Congress
4 Things to Watch When Obama Lands in Cuba
Clinton, said during a recent event at the Brookings Institution.
Politics · 114th Congress
Meet the Woman Behind Democrats’ Efforts to Win the Senate
The party must net five seats for a majority (and four if Democrats win the White House).
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.
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.