Interest Groups Swing Into Action on Supreme Court Pick
The groups also will flock to states with tight Senate races to make their case to voters.
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Grassley’s Words Come Back To Bite Him
Bush was seeking re-election, Biden declared that Senate consideration of any potential Supreme Court pick “once the political season is under way” would be “not fair to the president, to the nominee,
Cracks Appear in GOP Ranks Over Supreme Court Pick
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., a man noted for his calm and stoic demeanor, delivered an impassioned speech on the Senate floor reiterating the point he made mere hours after the death
Obama Taps Merrick Garland for Supreme Court
Obama reiterated that his nominee deserves a fair confirmation hearing in the Senate and an up-or-down vote.
Opinion · 114th Congress
North Carolina, Explained
McCrory, who is both too conservative and not conservative enough for the state’s fickle voters, finds himself locked in a tough re-election race with Democratic state Attorney General Roy Cooper
Policy · 114th Congress
Was EPA Unwilling to ‘Go Out on a Limb’ for Flint?
Walling lost his bid for re-election last fall, in part because of anger over water quality.
Lindsey Graham: Gang of One
At that point, no gang re-upped to take the place of the original to hold off the nuclear winter, a fact Graham and other Republicans still bemoan and argue set the stage for the current confrontation
McConnell Urges Trump to Condemn Violence
Senate Majority Whip Richard J.
Supreme Court Hopeful Has Iowa Ties
Grassley, who is seeking re-election to a seventh Senate term, said last week that the potential nomination of Kelly was an “obvious political ploy” to get him to try to persuade Senate Republicans to
Policy · 114th Congress
‘Hamilton’ Star Pushes for Action on Puerto Rico
Padilla, who is not running for re-election, called on Congress to give the island the power to declare bankruptcy and restructure its debt, a process that is awarded to cities but not to U.S. territories
Politics · 114th Congress
A Tough Night for Down-Ballot Outsiders
The Club tarred Shimkus as “one of the most liberal Republicans in Congress,” but Shimkus had $1.4 million on hand to McCarter’s $87,000, and should now coast to re-election in his safe Republican
Policy · 114th Congress
Flint Officials: Experts Failed Us
Walling lost his bid for re-election last fall, in part because of anger over water quality.
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump’s Electoral Math Doesn’t Add Up
Is Trump merely blowing smoke, or could he re-draw the partisan landscape and win in November? Could he carry Michigan, or even New York, as he has started to assert?
Politics · 114th Congress
No Year of the Outsider in Down-Ballot Races
Senate who belongs in dive bars like this one in north Philadelphia.
Passing on a Reality TV Show, Endorsing a Reality TV Candidate
Three years ago, the Herald said, “Bondi was preparing for a re-election bid and a for-profit college called Trump University had just been sued by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.
Policy · 114th Congress
Cory Booker to Gay Rights Activists: ‘Stay Faithful’
The Rothenberg-Gonzalez Political Report/Roll Call rates Dold’s re-election race as a Toss-Up, and Kirk’s as Toss-up/Tilts Democrat .
Cory Booker to Gay Rights Activists: ‘Stay Faithful’
The Rothenberg-Gonzalez Political Report/Roll Call rates Dold’s re-election race as a Toss-Up, and Kirk’s as Toss-up/Tilts Democrat .
Politics · 114th Congress
Veterans Affairs Committee Chairman Jeff Miller Retiring
Jeff Miller, R-Fla., announced Thursday he would not seek re-election.
Politics · 114th Congress
The Texan Who Really Matters at the Capitol This Year
And he’s used it several times before, including in his criticisms a decade ago of how the Senate Democratic majority of that time browbeat Samuel A.
Grassley: ‘Why All This Outrage About a Hearing?’
Reid, a Nevada Democrat, countered that Americans did have a voice in the court’s direction when they opted to re-elect Obama in 2012.