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NC Senator: Congress Should Stay Out of Bathroom Issue
</p> The North Carolina law, House Bill 2, forbids transgender individuals from entering a bathroom that does not correspond to their gender identity at birth.
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</p> The North Carolina law, House Bill 2, forbids transgender individuals from entering a bathroom that does not correspond to their gender identity at birth.
(Photo By Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) The early indication is that Cruz plans to promote the agenda of the conservatives who supported him on the journey from Iowa to Indiana and all points in between.
</p> Cruz has returned from the presidential campaign trail.
</p> “To some extent, that was his downfall,” Grumet said.
an emergency supplemental aid bill passed, since he is otherwise looking at a cut of approximately $600 million to his annual foreign assistance bill.
</p> Third party campaigns have, in recent history, produced mixed results.
</p><p class="p1">But a handful of other former members who you might not even know are running face longer odds.</p>Former Democratic Rep.
Bill Posey, R-Fla., will go unopposed in the general election after his Democratic opponent announced he will instead run for the state Senate.
</p> Clinton was careful Tuesday not to dismiss Sanders.
</p> It was a classic case of connections made in a life in a small town, Bo Copley told reporters after he became an unexpected star here Monday. </p> “We coach three soccer teams, and Dr.
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Clinton has endured criticism in Appalachian states for her push to replace coal with renewable energy.
</p> Picking Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida could help with post-primary Republican Party unification efforts (Photo By Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Sen.
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</p> Speaking on the floor Thursday, one key GOP negotiator said it was important to draft something the House might take up as well. </p> “The goal is not for the Senate to pass a bill.
Sentencing Commission, testified during an October hearing on the sentencing bill that African-Americans constitute the highest percentage, roughly 40 percent, of drug offenders subject to mandatory minimums
</p> Democrats were full of bravado.
</p> Conservatives in arms </p> Their strongly conservative views, for one thing.
</p> These are not the most likely districts to flip partisan control.