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23 percent believe the ruling should be overturned.
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Politics · 115th Congress
Republicans Go For Broke on Tax Cut Message With 2.0 Effort
House Republicans have made clear that the tax overhaul bill their party passed last year is their primary selling point to voters on why they should keep them in the majority come November.
Politics · 115th Congress
Rick Nolan Retained Staffer on Campaign Payroll After Harassment Allegations
alleged inappropriate behavior to their superiors’ attention, Nolan’s two highest-ranking aides, chief of staff Jodie Torkelson and district director Jeff Anderson, allowed Swiderski to resign his post without
Politics · 115th Congress
The Great Outdoors Threatened by a Funding Battle
Watch: 7 Major Battles Ahead on the Environment [jwp-video n=”1″] Multiplier effect Without reauthorization, the program could be exposed to uncertainty that derails conservation projects
Policy · 115th Congress
Lawmakers Scramble to Extend Flood Insurance Before Hurricane Season Peaks
Without reauthorization before July 31, the program would be unable to issue new flood insurance policies and would operate reduced borrowing authority.
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Even Tricky Dick Didn’t Bow and Scrape to Brezhnev
and his splenetic obsession with Hillary Clinton’s missing emails without wondering about the president’s grasp of the reality that this was a joint press conference with Vladimir Putin.
Politics · 115th Congress
Senators Eye New Russia Sanctions as Trump Defends Putin Summit
Jon Tester of Montana, among a handful of red-state Democrats for whom criticizing Trump is potentially risky business, said when asked what lawmakers should do after the president’s Putin summit stumble
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: As Trump Hangs Dan Coats Out to Dry, Russia Hacks On
Not for a moment did Putin offer that Russia should get any of the blame for the current low point in relations, which includes new sanctions and expelled diplomats in retaliation for Russian aggression
Opinion · 115th Congress
Opinion: Push to Abolish ICE Is the New ‘Repeal and Replace’
A law without enforcement is not a law, and recent polls have shown that most Americans do believe in enforcing immigration law.
Politics · 115th Congress
Analysis: Congress Mere Passenger in Trump Foreign Policy Express
Other Republicans sent out tweets with warnings about Putin — but without naming Trump.
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump, Putin Address Election Meddling Charges in Helsinki
He feels very strongly about it and has an interesting idea,” without elaborating. Earlier, Putin said the United States and Russia should work jointly on cybersecurity.
Politics · 115th Congress
Pelosi Suggests Democrats Hold Leadership Elections After Thanksgiving
It also served to remind members the election is a long way away and the caucus should focus on winning the midterms, the aide said.
Politics · 115th Congress
More U.S.-Born Children Could Be Separated From Immigrant Parents
Democrats are trying to use those coming deadlines — when the families facing deportation must decide if they will leave with or without their U.S. born children — to pressure congressional Republicans
Politics · 115th Congress
Paul Ryan, Nancy Pelosi Let Fly the Shark Jumping, Russia Zingers
Some Republicans have raised concerns about moving that measure without legislative action on family reunification.
Politics · 115th Congress
The Dizzying Life of Midcycle Newbies
Those without the financial means to maintain homes in Washington and in their districts struggle to adjust to their new lives like a college student moving off campus.
Politics · 115th Congress
Outside Groups Ready for Supreme Court Fight
“I think there should be some kind of punishment,” for women who decide to have abortions, Trump said.
Politics · 115th Congress
Trump to Montanans: ‘Tester Doesn’t Share Your Values’
He accused Tester of “lies” and criticized him because he “went 15 years without a hunting license. … That’s why we call him ‘two-faced Tester.’”
Politics · 115th Congress
At the Races: Take Me Home, Country Roads
Behind the Lens: We couldn’t cover campaigns without Roll Call’s ace staff photogs, Bill Clark and Tom Williams, and intern Sarah Silbiger, who’s on the road in West Virginia this week.
Politics · 115th Congress
Senators Want More Art in Trump’s North Korea Dealings
Congress on North Korea were generally of two kinds — those that wanted tougher economic sanctions on Pyongyang, or those that sought to curb President Donald Trump from launching an attack on the North without
Politics · 115th Congress
Outside Groups, Democrats Form Ranks in Supreme Court Fight
“I stand here to say, ‘This will not happen without a fight.’”