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There’s some legal debate about who then would become acting president if there were no presidential or congressional elections — potentially the longest-serving member of the Senate, Muller said
Thursday morning and laid out her wish list for follow-up legislation: “A better definition of who qualifies for family and medical leave”Health care worker and pension protections, which she said Senate
“Reunited and it feels so go,” former Trump 2016 campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, a potential GOP Senate candidate in New Hampshire, tweeted of Stone and already convicted former Trump 2016 campaign
The president and his team are betting more than simply clearing Trump’s name or avoiding a Senate trial.
[Senate biofuel advocates want a piece of transportation bill] “The Trump Administration is revoking California’s Federal Waiver on emissions in order to produce far less expensive cars for the
He served on the Intelligence Committee during his time in the Senate and had good professional relationships with members of both parties.
For instance, Senate Finance Chairman Charles E. Grassley of Iowa opened a June 18 hearing with U.S.
[Trump’s 2020 re-election rally signals 2016 strategy may be used again] Trump issued a response via Twitter Tuesday morning that signaled talks are, at best, a long way off.
The president took a crowd of supporters in Orlando on a journey through time last Tuesday as he formally announced his re-election bid.
Enter another Senate Armed Services member, Arkansas Republican Tom Cotton.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday night started his re-election bid, ending years of speculation that he might return to private life and opt out of seeking a second term that could provide him legal protections
[Senate will vote on border aid supplemental before July 4 recess] The Trump campaign survey, conducted in March, also found Biden ahead in other states that Trump won in 2016 and that he would
(Richard Nixon resigned facing almost certain impeachment by the House and removal by the Senate.)
President Donald Trump, increasingly in re-election mode, on Thursday labeled Democrats the “DO NOTHING PARTY!”
Democrats like Senate Intelligence member Dianne Feinstein say the president and aides like National Security Adviser John Bolton have “raised tensions” to a point that their moves are “pushing us
“None of this is good for the country — or the president’s re-election campaign, frankly.”
home] One of Trump’s personal lawyers, former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, told The New York Times last week he planned to travel to Ukraine to speak with the country’s president-elect about re-starting
Like Trump, Reagan had his own Republican Party in control of the Senate during that time. Republican George H.W. Bush seated only 70 judges in his first two years, facing a Democratic Senate.
Trump recently told reporters in the Oval Office that he plans to run for re-election by focusing on what his team and surrogates often call a “booming” economy.
Perhaps sensing momentum in the post-Mueller report realm, President Donald Trump has summoned a group of Senate Republicans to the White House to talk about overhauling the immigration system.