Opinion · 114th Congress
Democrats Should Pick Their Senate Confirmation Fights Wisely
Without offering a shred of evidence, Trump laughably claimed, “I won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally.”
Search Roll Call
Search the Roll Call archive by keyword, date, Congress, section, or tags.
1,063 results for "should without"
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump Wants Stiff Penalties for Burning American Flag
President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday suggested on social media that burning the American flag should be a criminal offense, reigniting a First Amendment fight that’s already played out in Congress and
Politics · 114th Congress
Republican Gender Gap Could Grow in the House
Without many opportunities to recruit challengers, open seats became more important. Indeed, the two female recruits who won this year were in seats without an incumbent.
Why Trump’s Term Limits Push Is DOA in Congress
p> Atop Trump’s “drain the swamp” campaign platform was the promise to push restrictions on time served in the House or Senate, although he’s not specified how short the maximum congressional tenure should
Opinion · 114th Congress
Bring Back the Earmarks — Really
Daniel Inouye, the chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee and an earmarker without peer, admitted “the handwriting is clearly on the wall.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Disability Rights Advocates Get Mixed Bag in Election
Trump also espoused language hinting that vaccines cause autism, writing on Twitter that doctors should give smaller doses of vaccines even though the medical community has long debunked the link
Politics · 114th Congress
Who’s Left to Fill Out Trump’s Cabinet?
“His selection as Treasury secretary should send shivers down the spine of every American who got hit hard by the financial crisis,” Warren said in a statement, “and is the latest sign that Donald
Politics · 114th Congress
Tim Ryan to Challenge Pelosi for Minority Leader
Ryan wrote that the 2016 election will be remembered as a major turning point for the country and that Democrats “must not let this opportunity for change pass without a fight.”
Politics · 114th Congress
Sanders Draws Battle Lines With Trump
He appeared to take a shot at Clinton without mentioning her name when he said that it’s not possible to be a candidate of corporate America and then turn around and fashion oneself as a candidate
Policy · 114th Congress
Trump’s Criminal Deportations Idea: Complex but Doable
was new, throughout the country there were a lot of people picked up on traffic violations in states that had laws that said unauthorized immigrants can’t have driver’s licenses and had made driving without
Policy · 114th Congress
Transforming Security at Airports: How Can the TSA Improve Itself?
That process should be streamlined to require only one form of identification—like a state-issued, REAL-ID compliant driver’s license.
Opinion · 114th Congress
The Influence Game Shifts to ‘Outside-In’
The first thing you should do is create a powerful meme that drives 100,000 tweets, propels broad news coverage and, in the end, forces hundreds of congressional offices to respond.
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump, Hill GOP Must Get Along and Produce — Fast
McConnell, who will remain Senate majority leader for a second Congress, told reporters that Trump “has a significant opportunity to bring our nation together” and, to help him make the most of it, “we should
Trump, Hill GOP Must Get Along and Produce — Fast
But while the first part should be straightforward to accomplish — given the power of the majority to push budgetary bills to enactment under the filibuster-proof procedure known as reconciliation — there
Politics · 114th Congress
Trump Pulls Off Stunning Upset
Clinton called Trump to concede, officially ending her campaign without addressing the supporters still waiting under the glass ceiling of New York’s Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Win or Lose, Clinton Offers a ‘How Not To’ Study on Campaign Messaging
At her campaign launch on Roosevelt Island in New York in June 2015, Clinton recalled and praised Franklin Roosevelt’s “Four Freedoms” without actually defining them.
10 Moments That Shaped the Path to Election Day
The United States is going to choose its first woman president, or else its first president without any experience as a public servant.
Policy · 114th Congress
Democrats Eye Debt-Free College Push in Next Congress
Election Day is still looming, but a group of Democrats has already laid plans to start the next legislative year with a proposal that would allow students to graduate college without debt.
How the Hill’s Endangered Have Been Voting
(Most of those, it should be noted, have been confirmations of relatively obscure nominees.) More surprising, given that he does not have the others’ reputation as a centrist, is that Richard M.
Opinion · 114th Congress
Hillary, Bad Karma and the Fate of Democracy
But it is enough — even without WikiLeaks publishing her campaign chairman’s emails — to make her feel that her paranoia is justified.