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The New York Times in conjunction with Siena College has completed more than 60 congressional polls with the real-time results flashed on the computer screen with each call.
“I will remember that it’s my job to call balls and strikes and not to pitch or bat.”
Are we now going back to high school to decide nominees’ fates? Is that fair or even possible?
While my Roll Call colleague Patricia Murphy advised Democrats who want to win nationwide to accept moderates and moderating voices into the fold, GOP candidates in more competitive, diverse districts
There also has been an uptick in female campaign donors, as Roll Call reported. Proving a negative It would be folly to lump the candidates’ campaigns together.
Think of anything important in your life with a computer system — a hospital, doctor’s office, school, office, grocery store — and then imagine it shut off without warning.
The problem is the feeling mothers have all day, every day, when they watch their children step through the doors of their school at drop-off or onto the school bus, if that’s how they leave in the
teachers Wednesday’s one-day teacher march — strategically taking place on the first day of the legislature’s short session considering the budget and other issues — was about teacher compensation, school
My Roll Call colleague Patricia Murphy has done a great job of sorting out the mess, as well as explaining what exactly a House chaplain does and was meant to do since the office was established with
Now would be a good time to book your return trip to Washington, if not schedule a follow-up phone call, since one of the primary lessons that Capitol Hill has learned in negotiating with Trump is the
My Roll Call colleague Walter Shapiro explains, with examples from recent history, how politically fraught these pre-election prognostications can be.
Remember that voters as young as 30 graduated from high school without sharing their prom pictures on Facebook.
Many who traveled to Washington or their town squares demanded action on school safety, gun control and more.
Years from now, school children will thrill to the inspiring tale of how a Congress passed both a tax bill and a spending bill in the same amazing legislative session. Yes, I’m kidding.
Nor is it a question of the power of the gun control issue in the wake of the Florida school shooting, because Saccone and Lamb have similar positions there, too.
Where else would the president have gotten the idea to play superhero, rushing to meet an active shooter — as he said he would have at a Florida high school — with only his bravery and, one imagines, a
Even before the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, earlier this month, Feinstein had already proposed a broader assault weapons ban to prevent the manufacture or importation of 205 military-style
After the horrible school shooting in Florida last week, Russian bots flooded social media platforms to push divisive messages about gun rights and gun control.
The problem: Since Danny had not legally immigrated to America, he could not stay in this country to work or attend school.
And there would be Trump, a graduate of a military prep school, standing on the reviewing stand in front of the White House proudly basking in the salutes from the fighting men and women.