Politics · 115th Congress
Moderates Could Get More Attention in Post-Nuclear Senate
Dean Heller of Nevada, who is up for re-election in 2018, but that would only ramp up with an effective simple majority threshold.
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Word on the Hill: Dine Out and Donate
Weight loss program The Senate Weight Loss Program's first meeting is today, kicking off a 12-week Weight Watchers regimen for staffers.
Opinion: Gorsuch’s Nomination — the Hill Democrats Want to Die On?
fights, when liberal opposition has been trained mostly on Republicans, progressives so far in the Gorsuch fight have focused significant resources on their fellow Democrats, especially the 10 up for re-election
Manchin: Pushing for a ‘Full Fix’ on Miner Benefits
The debate over miner health care and pensions that brought the Senate to the precipice of a government shutdown in December might be coming back.
The Senate’s Era of Hard Feelings
That's why the Senate is where it is today." Outside pressure Senators up for re-election in 2018 have been facing intense pressure from the left and the right over the Supreme Court.
Senate Moves Closer to Supreme Court Showdown on Gorsuch
The Republican-controlled Senate Judiciary Committee voted 11-9 along party lines Monday, as expected, to favorably advance Gorsuch's nomination to the Senate floor, but not before key Democrats said they
How Devin Nunes Got Where He Is Today
He subsequently called off several planned committee sessions, infuriating the minority side and putting House Intelligence's Russian investigation effectively in limbo even as the parallel Senate committee
Policy · 115th Congress
Gorsuch Floor Fight Foreshadows Change in Senate
The Senate Judiciary Committee meets to advance Gorsuch’s nomination to the Senate floor, with the panel’s 11-member GOP majority expected to deliver enough votes for a positive report.
Politics · 115th Congress
Toppling Cruz Will be a Tall Order for O’Rourke
He recently teamed up with some Republicans to co-sponsor a bill that would allow parents of U.S. citizens banned from re-entry for minor violations to have their statuses adjusted.
Why Ryan Is Key to Republican Moderates’ Survival
"You got a Republican House, Senate and president, and you can't do anything? That sounds to me like it's got backlash written all over it.
GOP Gets a Second Shot at Governance Test
Same goes for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
Abortion Opponents Look for a Home in Democratic Party
Heitkamp, who faces one of the most competitive re-elections next year, has never sought EMILY's List's endorsement.
Eight Is Enough: Trump’s Tough Search for Gorsuch Democrats
Donald Trump's first quest for a Hard Eight began long before Neil Gorsuch's two days as a Senate witness made it as easy as it's ever going to be for the president to win his first big judicial bet.
Opinion: Trump Needs to Reread ‘The Art of the Comeback’
Should he blame the conservative purists in the House Freedom Caucus or skittish Republicans from swing districts unwilling to sacrifice their careers for an ungainly bill unlikely to survive Senate scrutiny
Van Hollen Frames Trump Proposals as Dicey for GOP
Chris Van Hollen, who leads his party's Senate campaign arm, says Republicans are creating a tough political environment in next year's midterm elections for themselves by taking up President Donald Trump's
House GOP Heads Into Health Care Vote ‘Between a Rock and a Hard Place’
said lots of members had input in building the policy, and those that followed him blindly on this will likely suffer loses, too — Democrats are hoping those loses will come when Republicans run for re-election
Nuclear Option Looms as Supreme Court Hearings Wrap Up
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has not yet said whether he would move to change Senate rules that currently require 60 votes to end debate on Gorsuch's nomination.
No Deal on Health Care Bill
"I don't think there's time in two or three hours to re-architect a sixth of our economy and vote on this bill," the Kentucky Republican said. "It's done for this week."
Vulnerable Senate Democrats Stand Firm in Opposing GOP Health Care Plan
. — Senate Democrats up for re-election in Republican-leaning states are united in opposition to the GOP health care plan. For them, overhauling the health care system is not just about policy.
Battle of Wills Over Health Care Bill
"I'm going to be a "no' even if it sends me home," Meadows said, referring to the idea that his opposition could cost him re-election, although he does not see that as likely given that he feels his constituents