Opinion · 114th Congress
Donald Trump as Harry Houdini
I’m referring to, of course, his pre-debate meeting with women who had accused former President Bill Clinton of sexual impropriety. It was a harbinger of things to come.
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Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump’s 5 Most Offensive Debate Moments for Women
</p> [Opinion: Time for Mike Pence to Take a Stand] </p> 1. “It’s locker room talk.”
Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump Leaves Wavering Republicans in a Catch-22
</p> Donald Trump: “Because you’d be in jail.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump Unloads on GOP Abandoning Him
Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 9, 2016</p> <p/></p> </p> Trump also posted an interview with Juanita Broaddrick, who has accused former President Bill Clinton of rape and Hillary Clinton of threatening
Politics · 114th Congress
How One Victim’s Fight Got Sexual Assault Bill to Obama
A bill that received zero votes in opposition in either chamber known as the “Survivor’s Bill of Rights” became law Friday when President Barack Obama signed it.
Politics · 114th Congress
Obama: Don’t Underestimate Hurricane Matthew
massive year-end spending bill before continuing appropriations expire in December.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Word on the Hill: Long Weekend Debate
</p> Staffer wedding Arizona Sen.
Politics · 114th Congress
Florida Democrats Criticize Scott for Not Extending Registration
</p> The letter was sent by Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz and also included Sen. Bill Nelson and Reps. Corrine Brown, Alcee L. Hastings, Kathy Castor, Ted Deutch, Frederica S.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Leaked Tape and Debate Format No Match for Trump’s Biggest Hurdle
After initially responding with a tight-lipped press release, offering a grudging apology and taking a shot at Bill Clinton, Trump has two days to figure out how to somehow defend the indefensible.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Two Clinton Supporters Play the Reagans
The stars of Bill O’Reilly’s book-turned-movie, “Killing Reagan,” which premiered in Washington on Thursday, are both Hillary Clinton supporters.
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump Remarks: Ryan ‘Sickened,’ McConnell Calls Them ‘Repugnant’
</p> “Bill Clinton has actually abused women and Hillary has bullied, attacked, shamed and intimidated his victims,” Trump said. “We will discuss this more in the coming days.
Policy · 114th Congress
Government Funding and Medical Research to Dominate Lame-Duck Session
</p> [The Cancer Caucus]</p> The majority leader said the broad health care bill and government spending would be the Senate’s top two priorities during the lame-duck.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Word on the Hill: Red Carpet for Reagan
Ronald Reagan and Bill O’Reilly are bringing celebrities to Washington.
Policy · 114th Congress
Congress Likely to Take Only Small Steps on Drug Prices
</p> <p class="p2">A version of Klobuchar’s bill could be tucked into one of those measures. The same could be true for a bipartisan bill (S 3056) from Democratic Sen. Patrick J.
Politics · 114th Congress
Clinton Gains 3 Points on Trump in Texas
</p> A similar poll in August had Clinton at 35 percent to Trump’s 46 percent, Dallas-Forth Worth outlet CBS11 reported.
Politics · 114th Congress
Schumer Heads to End Zone With New Ad
</p> The Bills’ future in Buffalo was called into question after longtime owner Ralph Wilson died in 2014.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
What Florida Members Are Telling Constituents About Matthew
</p> </p> <p/> Know your zone!
Opinion · 114th Congress
Can Donald Trump Feel Your Pain?
</p> Honestly, it’s hard to see why Team Trump consented to this format in the first place.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Still Plenty of Time for October Surprises
</p> ***</p> While funding of campaign commercials can be murky in a “Citizens United” world, there is no such thing as a stealth TV ad.
Policy · 114th Congress
Ginsburg Sports Rainbow Neckwear at Supreme Court
The 83-year-old Bill Clinton appointee has been more outspoken in the past months, including sharp comments criticizing Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump that she later said she regretted.