Politics · 114th Congress
Larry Hogan, Chip Off the Ol’ Block
Much has been made of the refusal of Maryland’s Republican governor, Larry Hogan, to endorse or vote for the presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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Politics · 114th Congress
Republicans Who Didn’t Say ‘LGBT’ in Their Orlando Statements
House Democrats are criticizing congressional Republicans for their response to the weekend’s mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, saying their refusal to call the massacre an anti-LGBT hate crime
Opinion · 114th Congress
In Wake of Orlando Shooting, Clinton Tacks to the Center on Terror
It amounted to an effort to enhance his own political standing in the shadow of a tragedy, and, in doing so, he gave Clinton a window to do the same with the simple contrast of reason.
Policy · 114th Congress
Revived Gun Debate Likely to Roil Spending Bills
Durbin of Illinois said in a statement. “But when the debates end and nothing has changed, Congress makes itself complicit in the next killing.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Elizabeth Warren Endorses Hillary Clinton
Warren has become increasingly vocal in her criticism of presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump. In a speech Thursday night she called Trump a “loud, nasty, thin-skinned fraud.”
Cher Throws Support — and Emoticons — Behind Clinton
in California, and that everyone else MUST also vote (!!) in Tuesday’s six-state primary .
Jerry Brown’s Long, Strange Trip to a Clinton Peace
[ Jerry Brown Picks Hillary Clinton Over Bernie Sanders ] Brown was to Bill Clinton in 1992 what Bernie Sanders is to Hillary Clinton in 2016 — always trailing, but never failing
Opinion · 114th Congress
‘Hillary Is Worse’ a Facile Defense for Reluctant Trump Backers
In fact, “Hillary Is Worse” could easily become an official caucus within the Republican Party.
Policy · 114th Congress
Democrats: Supreme Court Vacancy Hurts Small Business
Democrats have been pushing for the Senate to consider Garland, whom Obama nominated Garland in March following Justice Antonin Scalia’s death in February.
Opinion · 114th Congress
What’s a Veep Made Of?
] Of course, these sorts of missteps could never happen in a world-class Trump campaign.
Politics · 114th Congress
House Republicans Win Round 1 in Obamacare Lawsuit
Collyer entered a judgment in favor of the House in the lawsuit that stops the use of certain funds to reimburse insurers under a section of the law.
Politics · 114th Congress
5 Things to Expect When Ryan Meets Trump
Ryan and Donald Trump are highly unlikely to become instant allies after they meet in Washington on Thursday.
Policy · 114th Congress
E-Cigarette Regulations Could Stymie Small Shops
“The FDA’s refusal to modernize the February 2007 predicate date will cause a modern day prohibition of products that are recognized worldwide as far less hazardous than cigarettes,” said Gregory
Opinion · 114th Congress
Cruz Helped Create Monster That Devoured Him
The irony was thick in Marion, Indiana, on the eve of Indiana’s primary.
Policy · 114th Congress
Hastert Gets 15 Months, Admits Abuse at Sentencing
and ‘speaker of the House’ in the same sentence.”
Policy · 114th Congress
Hastert and Congress: ‘How Did We Miss It?’
But even at the height of Hastert’s power, serious questions were raised about his judgment — his refusal to renounce misconduct by his colleagues and his own financial transactions that made him
Opinion · 114th Congress
Robust Foreign Policy Possible, Even in Partisan Times
we should do around the world and what our leaders can accomplish in Washington.
Policy · 114th Congress
Grassley: Democrats Could Force a Vote on Nominee
“Your refusal to consider his nomination would be an unprecedented break from the Senate’s history and would harm our constitutional democracy and undermine the Supreme Court’s ability to be our
Politics · 114th Congress
Not Your Average Pollster: He Says Phones Are Out and Trump Is Credible
. — In the days leading up to the 2008 Democratic presidential primary, most polls showed Barack Obama leading Hillary Clinton by five to 15 points in South Carolina.