Component of Mental Health Bill Could Expand Medicaid Payments for Psychiatric Hospitals
“Nobody wants to go down a route to re-institutionalization,” said Gionfriddo of Mental Health America.
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A Much Earlier State of the Union for 2016
In 2012, when he was running for re-election and Republicans faced a competitive primary season, Obama spoke on Jan. 24.
Cynthia Lummis: ‘The Only Republican Woman’
She served in the House again, from 1985 to 1993, then served in the Wyoming Senate from 1993 to 1995 and was Wyoming’s treasurer from 1999 to 2007.
How Donald Trump Could Swing the Senate | Opinion
But the prospect of otherwise strong swing-state Republicans having to get elected or re-elected with Donald Trump at the top of the GOP ticket becomes more real every day.
Florida Republican Puts House Campaign on Hold Because ‘Health Issue’
Adams, who lost her re-election bid in 2012 after one term, is one of three Republicans – including Adam Barringer and G.G.
Should Vitter’s Loss Worry Scandal-Plagued Lawmakers?
He won re-election by 20 points in 2010, 3 1/2 years after his prostitution scandal came to light. It was hard to imagine the scandal coming back to bite him.
Should Vitter’s Loss Worry Scandal-Plagued Lawmakers?
He won re-election by 20 points in 2010, 3 1/2 years after his prostitution scandal came to light. It was hard to imagine the scandal coming back to bite him.
Two Lawmakers Say Campaigns for Vitter’s Seat Are Coming Soon
But Kennedy, who was easily re-elected in October, could transfer the large sums of money he has for his state campaign to an outside group that could boost a Senate bid.
After Vitter’s Loss, Louisiana Republicans Eye His Senate Seat
Kennedy, a former Democrat who became a Republican in 2007, was just re-elected this year.
Vitter Won’t Seek Re-Election After Louisiana Governor’s Loss
David Vitter said he will not seek re-election next year after his stunning loss to Democrat John Bel Edwards in the Louisiana governor’s race.
Vitter Won’t Seek Re-Election After Louisiana Governor’s Loss
David Vitter said he will not seek re-election next year after his stunning loss to Democrat John Bel Edwards in the Louisiana governor’s race.
Domestic Surveillance Re-Emerges in Senate, on the Trail
A debate over domestic surveillance that appeared resolved months ago is getting new life in the Senate — and on the 2016 presidential trail.
Former Aides to Ron and Rand Paul Re-Indicted
A grand jury in Des Moines, Iowa, re-indicted Jesse Benton, John Tate and Dimitri Kesari on conspiracy charges Thursday, according to The Associated Press .
Imperfect Candidates Get Elected
Grimm won re-election while under a 19-count indictment. Louisiana Democrat William J. Jefferson won re-election after the FBI found $90,000 cash in his freezer.
Vitter’s Future on the Line as Louisiana Votes for Governor
If Vitter loses Saturday, it would raise questions about what’s next for his seat in the Senate.
White House Loses Votes to GOP on Syrian Refugee Bill
historical bad habit when we get scared,” he said, “but I kind of wish they had taken the approach of acknowledging that this is not a bill at odds with our values and working with the House and the Senate
Rubio Opponents Say He Prefers Fundraisers Over National Security
Jeb Bush suggested Rubio, who is not seeking re-election, should “just resign and let someone else take the job” if he wanted to continue his presidential campaign, echoing the sentiment of the South Florida
Paris Attacks Will Keep Obama and Democrats Playing Defense
Democratic candidates and strategists will, of course, talk about those issues, as well as try to pivot by re-framing ISIS’s successes into a discussion about refugees and alleged Republican xenophobia
Senators Focused on Visa Waiver Vulnerabilities
The apparent focus on the visa waivers does not mean the Senate won’t tackle ongoing concerns about the identification and vetting of Syrian refugees.
Paris Attacks Will Keep Obama and Democrats Playing Defense
Democratic candidates and strategists will, of course, talk about those issues, as well as try to pivot by re-framing ISIS’s successes into a discussion about refugees and alleged Republican xenophobia