Rating Change: California House Seat Not So Safe for Democrats
That’s a reasonable reaction considering Republicans haven’t taken over a Democratic seat in the Golden State since Bill Clinton was president. But that streak could end this year.
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Rating Change: McCain More Vulnerable in Arizona
According to the RealClearPolitics average, Trump has a narrow, 3-point advantage over Hillary Clinton in a state Democrats haven’t carried since President Bill Clinton’s re-election in 1996.
Politics · 114th Congress
GOP Congressman to Trump: Release Your Tax Returns
</p> [Big Donor Offers Big Money to Trump If He Releases Taxes]</p> “I suggest this not as a partisan against Mr. Trump.
Politics · 114th Congress
Clinton, in Miami, Will Urge Congress to Return for Zika Vote
Rather, an aide says she’s expected to call for the House and Senate to either agree to an earlier Senate-passed bill that excludes the Planned Parenthood provision or go back to the drawing board and
Politics · 114th Congress
Gamifying Election 2016: Run, Jump and Punch to the White House
Bernie Sanders, while others gleefully imagine that the mystery man is former President Bill Clinton — must dodge a hail of Hillary heads that rain down across the screen.
Politics · 114th Congress
3 Things Clinton Must Do Tonight
</p> [ Amid Tight Race, Obama Passes Baton to Clinton ] </p> 2.
Politics · 114th Congress
Is Trump Treasonous? Panetta Calls Him Danger to National Security
</p> <p dir="ltr" lang="en">Donald Trump’s comments essentially sanction a foreign power’s cyberspying https://t.co/UUuaBt4FVB </p> — The New York Times (@nytimes) July 27, 2016 </p> <p/> </p> </p>
Politics · 114th Congress
Koch Brothers Commit $1 Million to Stopping Evan Bayh
</p> [ Democrats to Go on Air Monday With Ads Supporting Bayh ] </p> “Evan Bayh has a long track record of putting himself and special interests ahead of Indiana families, and supporting
Politics · 114th Congress
Whose Convention? Clintons Mentioned Nearly Twice as Much as Trump
</p> Current state and federal elected officials have mentioned Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton 135 times during podium speeches on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, while they’ve only
Politics · 114th Congress
If Kaine’s Feeling Veepstakes Pressure, He Hides it Well
</p> <p dir="ltr" lang="en">This kid’s got his odds on Tim Kaine for VP. 9-year old asked for an autograph at VA event. pic.twitter.com/I8Udeae461 </p> — Stephanie Akin (@stephanieakin) July 21, 2016
Politics · 114th Congress
Why You Won’t Know for Months (If Ever) Who Bankrolled Conventions
</p> Neither party will have to disclose anytime soon, if ever, who is footing the bill.
Politics · 114th Congress
Paul Ryan’s Tightrope Walk in Cleveland
</p> “He’s trying to thread the needle here but it’s extremely difficult,” Green said. </p> Despite that dynamic, Trump has asked Ryan to speak at the convention Tuesday night.
From Palin to Trump, Larson’s Steady Hand Leads Another Convention
</p> This year, Larson is back.
Trump and the Ultimate Outsider-Turned-Insider
skeptical about both the likely nominee’s conservatism and his interest in legislative collaboration — then Pence clearly fits the bill.
Rating Change: Utah No Longer Safe for Donald Trump
</p> Wealthy businessman Ross Perot received 27 percent in 1992 (when he finished ahead of Bill Clinton’s 25 percent) and 10 percent in 1996, but third-party candidates have barely registered since.
Millennials Rage Against the Machine (and Lose)
</p> Norcross won the race, 70 to 30 percent.
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump: I’m a ‘Pretty Good Prognosticator’ of Terror Attacks
</p> <p class="p1">Confronted with that fact again later on ABC, Trump pivoted to his allegations that many Syrian refugees have ties to ISIS.</p> <p class="p1"> “We don’t know where they come from.
Politics · 114th Congress
Human Rights Campaign: Trump Would be Disaster for LGBT Americans
</p> The memo also highlighted Trump’s flip-flop on North Carolina’s controversial House Bill 2 law which prevents transgender people from using a bathroom that does not correspond to their gender at
Opinion · 114th Congress
Hillary Clinton and the Dream No Longer Deferred
Bill Clinton’s 1992 campaign — with all the talk of “two for the price of one” and occasional cries of “run, Hillary, run” — was, of course, a catalyst.
Politics · 114th Congress
Kristol’s Pick David French Passes on Presidential Run
</p> Less than a week after he had emerged as Bill Kristol’s independent candidate for president, conservative writer David French announced that he’s not running .