Politics · 115th Congress
GOP Campaign Tracker Violates Bipartisan Truce (Again)
But up to this point, there has been rare bipartisan agreement that the Senate hallways were off limits.
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Politics · 115th Congress
Ann Wagner Decides Against Senate Run in Missouri
Ann Wagner has opted not to run for the Senate in Missouri, and instead will be running for re-election to her House seat.
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Attention Shifts to Josh Hawley in Missouri Senate Race
But he also did not explicitly rule out a Senate run.
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Cancel August Recess? Senator Takes Case to Trump
David Perdue of Georgia led a letter Friday to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, signed by nine other GOP senators, saying that there is simply too much unfinished business to take the traditional
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Trump Not So Over the Moon on Korea Trade
During their brief Oval Office remarks, Trump said the two nations are “re-negotiating a trade deal right now,” adding that it “will be an equitable deal,” according to a pool report.
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Defending Against a Cyberattack on Democracy
The Maine independent is a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee and is up for re-election in 2018.
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Pro-Trump Group Pulls Heller Ad After Backlash
Dean Heller of Nevada after he said he would not support the bill drew sharp criticism from Senate Republicans.
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Analysis: Mike Pence Works the Trenches
[Trump Says Senate GOP Health Care Holdouts Are ‘Four Good Guys’] “Since your founding more than 120 years ago, the National Association of Manufacturers has fought tirelessly for the time-honored
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Heller ‘Will Not Support’ Draft Senate GOP Health Bill
Heller is facing one of the most difficult re-election campaigns next year of any sitting GOP senator.
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The ‘Wait and See’ Caucus vs. the ‘Not Yet’ Quartet
The divisions among Senate Republicans on their health care bill to change the U.S. health insurance system can be summed up as the interests of the “Wait and See” caucus versus the “Not Yet” quartet.
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Health Care Politics Serve as Senate Bill Text Prelude
Senate procedural wonks huddled Wednesday with the parliamentarian’s office, making their case for whether Republican legislation to rework the health insurance system complies with the chamber’s rules
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Senate Republicans Raise Questions About Health Care Bill
A few key Senate Republicans are already raising concerns with the discussion draft of a health care bill unveiled Thursday, which could threaten its passage if the measure comes up for a vote next week
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Karen Handel Keeps Georgia Seat in GOP Hands
Price won re-election last fall by 23 points.
Politics · 115th Congress
It’s Election Day in the Most Expensive House Race Ever
After serving as secretary of state, Handel ran unsuccessfully for both governor and Senate.
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South Carolina’s 5th District: The Forgotten Special Election
“There’s no way the Senate takes up repealing Obamacare if Archie wins this race.” But the money spent in South Carolina has been nowhere near the amount spent in Georgia.
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Doctor who Treated Giffords Weighing Run Against Flake
According to his website, Giffords and her husband Mark Kelly hosted a campaign event at their home to support Friese in his re-election run last year.
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Trump Finds Strange Bedfellows on Cuba Policy
He did several interviews in which he described working closely with Trump, and cited changing Obama’s policies toward the island country as a reason for seeking re-election.
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Baseball Shooting Raises Lawmaker Protection Questions
While leaving the scene in Alexandria, Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Frank J.
Politics · 115th Congress
White House Doesn’t Deny Trump ‘Considering’ Firing Mueller
Jeanne Shaheen at a Senate Appropriations hearing. Rosenstein also affirmed that Mueller will have “full independence.”
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McSally’s 2016 Challenger Announces House Run
McSally may also be recognizing that a more nationalized midterm environment could harm Republicans running for re-election next year.