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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

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.

Virginia Candidates Pin Hopes on White House Race

(Al Drago/CQ Roll Call) Before the sun had risen over Langley High School in McLean, Va., Tuesday, LuAnn Bennett had passed in and out of the gymnasium to cast her vote for Hillary Clinton and positioned

Politics · 114th Congress

Candidates Decry Political Money, but Change Is Unlikely

/p> “Scalia was an integral part of a five-justice bloc that has consistently struck down campaign finance laws,” said Richard Briffault, a campaign finance law expert and professor at Columbia Law School

Visiting Flint, House Members Vow to Help

“The first thing they are thinking in Washington, D.C., is we want money,” said Steve Munsell, 64, a retired school teacher. “The federal government can help us get answers.”