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He did not, however, describe what the GOP would replace it with, saying only that the party will propose “free-market reforms that reduce the costs of health care without growing the size of government
Obama and Trump agree on one thing: The United States should avoid nation-building, especially in the Middle East, a point the former reiterated on Tuesday.
“Companies are not going to leave the United States anymore without consequences,” Trump said, in a cadence reminiscent of his populist campaigning style.
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
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.
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
“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
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.”
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
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
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.
Ryan had never revoked his endorsement of Trump but he distanced himself from the nominee after a 2005 video emerged of Trump joking about groping and kissing women without their consent.
“Without additional context, your disclosure is not fair to Congress, the American people, or Secretary Clinton,” the Iowa Republican, whose panel has jurisdiction over the FBI, wrote
It was only after the release of a 2005 recording of Trump talking about kissing and groping women without their consent that Ryan told his members he could no longer defend the GOP nominee.
The aim of the program is to outline ways to update the Women’s Preventive Services Guidelines, a set of medical services that insurers must cover without any cost to the patient.
Senate Republicans have blocked confirmation hearings and a vote for Garland for 225 days so far, saying that the next president should pick who fills the seat of the reliably conservative Justice Antonin
This will be the first presidential election since 1964 without the full protections of the Voting Rights Act.
With just two weeks to go until Election Day, Americans can’t turn on the television without being inundated with political ads.
“Because when you suggest rigging or fraud without a shred of evidence, … when he becomes the first major party nominee in modern history that says he will not concede, … that is not a joking matter.
“We should all be proud of that, and respect the decision of the majority even when we disagree with it. Especially when we disagree with it.”