Politics · 114th Congress
Not Your Average Pollster: He Says Phones Are Out and Trump Is Credible
With a desk buried in papers pointing every which way, his office looks more the part of an old-school polling director.
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Politics · 114th Congress
Kids: Trump is a Bully
The school allowed Roll Call to interview students, but asked that only first names be used.
Politics · 114th Congress
The Rise and (Probable) Fall of Renee Ellmers
(Al Drago/CQ Roll Call) Candidates are no longer required to reach a 40 percent threshold, so all that’s needed to win, in either version of the 2nd District, is a plurality.
Politics · 114th Congress
Can This North Carolina Democrat Become the Next Kay Hagan?
The Rothenberg & Gonzales Political Report /Roll Call rates the seat Leans Republican . How did Democrats settle on Ross?
Politics · 114th Congress
Meet Merrick Garland: Next Justice or Historical Footnote?
But tutoring and keeping footwear on the shelves didn’t quite pay law school student’s bills.
Politics · 114th Congress
Millennials Raising Money to Run, But Can They Win?
(Meredith Dake-O’Connor/CQ Roll Call file photo) Pennsylvania Democrat Lindy Li, who turned 25 in December, is a first-time congressional candidate but is already running in her second district.
Politics · 114th Congress
Lieu Screens Film On Human Saga of Syrian Refugee Crisis
Related: AFI Docs Highlights Old School, New School See photos, follies, HOH Hits and Misses and more at Roll Call’s new video site.
Politics · 114th Congress
In Mellow K.C., Cops Use Pepper Spray on Trump Protesters
Beau Brayfield, who said he works full-time in IT and also goes to school, said he had been among the protesters pepper sprayed, “but it wasn’t too bad.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Meet the Woman Behind Democrats’ Efforts to Win the Senate
But in Lancaster, Pa., a high school student had taken notice of her campaign.
Politics · 114th Congress
The Right Credentials
In this excerpt from the upcoming CQ Roll Call e-book, Supreme Showdowns: Inside The Senate Battles Over The High Court And What Awaits Obama’s Nominee , Todd Ruger looks at what informed high court
Politics · 114th Congress
Steady Simms Guides House Republicans Through Tumultuous 2016
“I wasn’t your typical politician,” Kenn told Roll Call. “I needed to get somebody else or I was dropping out.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Why Female Trump Voters Think He’ll Widen the GOP Tent
Plenty of Trump’s supporters, especially women for whom the economy is more important than social issues, told Roll Call they believe Trump is actually widening the GOP tent by bringing in not just new
Politics · 114th Congress
Sanders, Cruz Rank as Least Bipartisan Senators
(Photo By Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call File Photo) Two of the least bipartisan senators in 2015 are running for president in 2016, a reflection of the polarized race playing out across the country.
Politics · 114th Congress
Obamas Could Move to Embassy Row: Here’s Why
And since Obama’s staying in Washington after his presidency for daughter Sasha to finish high school, Embassy Row makes sense for her logistically.
Politics · 114th Congress
How Nancy Reagan Won Our Respect
It was a time when dignity mattered and public figures behaved in a way that allowed school children to cling to comforting illusions about their leaders.
Politics · 114th Congress
Obamas Will Stick Around D.C. After Term Ends
He responded, “We haven’t figured that out yet, we’re going to have to stay a couple of years so Sasha can finish school. Transferring someone in the middle of high school — tough.”
Politics · 114th Congress
The New 9th Ward: ‘Flint’s Katrina’ Is Still Going On
(Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call) The question that residents are asking is what will, and what can, Congress do for Flint, a city of 99,000 that has lost half its population and most of its jobs since its
Politics · 114th Congress
Take Five: Sen. Benjamin Cardin
That’s not close, but I do root for the panthers when they’re playing any school other than one in Maryland. Q : You’re ranking member of the Foreign Relations Committee.
Politics · 114th Congress
No Matter What SCOTUS Says On Texas Abortion Case, Uncertainty Will Follow
Schwinn, associate professor of law at The John Marshall Law School in Chicago.
Politics · 114th Congress
Virginia Candidates Pin Hopes on White House Race
“I think he speaks to the melting pot that is my district,” Comstock told Roll Call. She appeared with Rubio this weekend at a rally in Loudoun.