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</p> Let’s start with Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine.</p> Is it identity politics to say that she has already written an entire Obamacare replacement bill with Sen./ Dr. Bill Cassidy, R-La.?
</p> All we really know about this bill for sure is that it would strip insurance entirely from tens of millions of Americans; endanger minimum health benefits previously guaranteed; slash Medicaid for
</p> So looking toward 2018, maybe the House GOP leadership was right in calculating that the most disastrous political course would have been failing to send a bill to the Senate.
</p> Without a CBO score on the bill or even text for members to read, the White House is asking GOP members to trust them on the politics, the policy, and the real-life consequences of this massive bill
</p> This month, on April 14, President Trump signed a bill allowing states to withhold federal funds for family planning services from organizations that provide abortion services with private money.
</p> The FAST Generics Act, introduced by Reps.
</p> Budgeting demands hard choices. Keeping AmeriCorps should be an easy one.
</p> You would think everyone in the state would welcome the end of the long saga over House Bill 2, the so-called bathroom bill, which was repealed recently in a compromise.
</p> The good news so far is that Republicans and Democrats on the Appropriations committees have been meeting and negotiating on the details of a spending bill for months.
The health care bill is an unnatural disaster for the low-income rural Republican voters who form his base. And, Oregon Democratic Sen.
</p> The venue was much different, but that’s the same sentiment Rep.
</p> But maybe, Clinton’s final indignity came today, as she and Bill Clinton arrived at the Capitol for the inauguration of a man she had beaten in the popular vote by millions, but lost the presidency
</p> But North Carolina is also the home base for the Rev. William J.
Even an orator who revels in huge rallies, as Trump does, may be surprised — as Bill Clinton was in 1993 — at the way his oratory echoes off the monuments and how indistinct the faces of his audience appear
</p> [A Millennial Challenge: College Affordability]</p> Let’s take another example from the education sector.
</p> “I want to say to the American people: We hear you. We will do right by you.
</p> But there’s one issue — and only one issue — that can create an electoral earthquake: Ethics.</p> Pelosi knows that.