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The only way that the Democratic race was “rigged” was that the party establishment — from the White House on down — preferred a candidate with whom they have worked for nearly a quarter century over a
“Christie-for-President was a flop and, as far as the local folks are concerned, so is Christie-for-Vice President,” said Quinnipiac University Poll Assistant Director Maurice Carroll.
“The Iran deal was debated and scrutinized for months last year,” Schultz said.
She and Majority Whip Don Nickles of Oklahoma engineered a deal in early 2003 extending federal unemployment insurance benefits, diffusing a potential political problem for President George W.
Her father, Don Duden, was assistant secretary of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.
The survey was conducted by Public Policy Polling conducted on behalf of the liberal group, Americans United for Change.
won’t be a Democrat in the White House next year, Republicans continue to believe that the American people should have a voice in this decision and the next president should make the nomination,” said Don
Used to watch it back when it was a news network. I did.”
The flurry of action was tied to a candidate whose poll numbers are so low that Republicans worry he’ll drag down the rest of the ticket.
And, as my colleague Patricia Murphy pointed out, John McCain, facing a tough race in Arizona, will manage to skip the Republican convention eight years after he was nominated for president.
Don Lemon’s here, too. Hey, Don, how’s it going? Alleged journalist Don Lemon, everybody.”
Of the four ads, there was a clear loser: one titled “Know.” It highlighted Trump’s past breaks with the conservative agenda but failed to move any voters, including women.
And the 2016 incarnation of what’s known on social media as #WHCD was no exception.
The committee tapped Don Sisson, special assistant to the president for legislative affairs at the White House, to be the new Democratic staff director.
“It should be a Republican year but the big question mark is Donald Trump,” says Don Nickles, the former Senate Republican whip from Oklahoma.
Don Young, who’s been in Congress since 1973, is the longest serving Republican in the House. Only one freshman of the 114th Congress, Michigan Rep. Mike Bishop, endorsed the Ohio governor.
This possibility, by the way, was widely discussed when George Wallace (1968) and Ross Perot (1992) ran as independent candidates.
The political dynamics and fiscal realities were different in the past two presidential election years, but for the budget the end result was the same as the predictable outcome for 2016: Congress
Later in the day Lee was careful to say that he was not planning to oust a fellow senator from the post.
And one member of the party opposing his nomination was impressed. “My meeting today with Judge Garland left me more convinced than ever that the process should proceed,” said Sen.