Opinion · 114th Congress
Republicans Couldn’t Muster the Honor to Fight Trump
But this time around, no one should be crowing, “The system worked.”
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Opinion · 114th Congress
Cruz Helped Create Monster That Devoured Him
“America is a better country …” Cruz tried to say, but was interrupted with the words, “without you.” “And a question that everyone here should ask …” Cruz began.
Policy · 114th Congress
Tempered Expectations Await Obama in Crisis-Plagued Flint
The White House has no intention for Obama to use remarks he will give after a roundtable discussion with Flint residents to announce a new slate of actions he could green light without congressional
Politics · 114th Congress
How Zika Could Bite the GOP
To that, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee spokeswoman Lauren Passalacqua responded, “Here’s your GOP Majority at work: failing to do their jobs and going on recess without addressing a major
Opinion · 114th Congress
Trump Nails GOP Foreign Policy Impulses
At its core, Trump’s address was an effective distillation of the conflicting impulses of the Republican Party: the desire to build up the military without spending money, to make other nations
Politics · 114th Congress
Political Friendly Fire
Hamilton accused Adams of having “a vanity without bounds, and a jealousy capable of discoloring every object.” Adams lost. Truman disses JFK When John F.
Politics · 114th Congress
GOP Aides in Despair Over Election, CQ Roll Call Survey Finds
“The two leading candidates are viewed without all that much enthusiasm,” says Gregg. Meanwhile, Republicans are getting more pessimistic by the month about keeping control of the Senate.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Presidential Race Not as Rigged as Congress
This is not to say the process is as it should be.
Policy · 114th Congress
Fighting College Rape Gets Personal for Senators
Which you know, we do a lot of things here where it just magically appears on the floor without it going through committee.
Politics · 114th Congress
If You Can Fake It There, You’ll Fake It Anywhere
The woman should be punished, no the doctor should.
Politics · 114th Congress
What You See is What You Get, Trump Surrogates Say
Trump Jr. said his father’s comments about building a wall along the southern U.S. border and deporting undocumented immigrants should be taken literally, but that the elder Trump will show another
Politics · 114th Congress
Pennsylvania Democrats Want to Know: Why McGinty?
Added Burn, who had a bitter fight with McGinty in 2014 over who should run the state party: “If there is a case to be made that Katie is a better general election candidate than Joe Sestak, I haven
Opinion · 114th Congress
GOP Can Prepare for Open Convention by Studying 1976
. — the last time a major party held a convention without knowing whom the nominee would be. That year, incumbent President Gerald Ford bested Ronald Reagan on the first ballot.
Politics · 114th Congress
In Maryland Senate Race: Is ‘Compromise’ a Dirty Word?
point is that you can negotiate and fight and negotiate hard, and it doesn’t means you have to give up your core principles,” said Edwards, who could be heard in the back of this small hotel meeting room without
Politics · 114th Congress
Like a Rolling Stone
But without Van Hollen and Israel, there is no obvious heir. “I think the fact that Nancy is staying on for a bit more time is kind of a blessing in a way.
Heard On The Hill · 114th Congress
Angus King, ‘Doing the Right Thing’
As I passed them, I overheard him asking her if they should go together up the stairs or in the elevator and I smiled to myself, knowing she was in good hands.
Politics · 114th Congress
New Ad Could Change Indiana House Race Dynamics
Banks has been a steady presence on TV with two bio ads, which were reinforced by the positive Freedom Fund spot, and his campaign should benefit from the Club ad against Tom.
Politics · 114th Congress
NY GOP Chairman: Different Voices Make Unity More Difficult
So Strom Thurmond decided, “Maybe, all the Southern delegates should be taken out into the ocean to enjoy fishing.”
Policy · 114th Congress
Mercury Rule’s Benefits Outweigh Costs, EPA Tells Court
Inhofe said he did not have a preference on whether the Flint aid should go through a WRDA bill or the appropriations process, although he did say that “it needs to get done.”
Kildee to Congress: Act Now on Flint
As Flint residents enter their third year without clean drinking water, Michigan Rep. Dan Kildee on Thursday sent out a renewed plea asking his colleagues to act immediately on an aid package.