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After months of discussing a bipartisan reauthorization with our Democratic colleagues, they have decided to move forward on their own path, crafting a partisan plan without Republican input.
Schiff, incredulously, chose to open what should have been a bipartisan hearing with what he later called a “parody” of the Trump-Zelenskiy conversation.
Without a floor vote or select committee planned in the immediate future, what would be so different?
Thom Tillis, running close to Trump in what looks to be a tight reelection next year, quickly issued a statement that read in part: “Nancy Pelosi should be embarrassed.
OPINION — Twenty current and former Democratic presidential candidates have now debated twice without any discussion of an issue that actively threatens our nation and ideals: our growing debt burden.
Without having to go through a partisan primary before the general election, the race immediately favors high-name-ID moderates over base-pleasers from either party. High-name-ID moderates?
Lawmakers today are conditioned by party loyalty, without understanding the effective bipartisan congressional legacy that has shaped our current society.
However, even those who don’t have a loved one deployed to a hot spot should be paying attention for what is and is not happening.
That’s how democracy should work, thanks, in large part, to the protections of the First Amendment.
We hope that can continue for many years to come and that Congress and regulators will consider the complexity of the tobacco industry and take measures to curb youth access without harming stakeholders
But it should also have been a wake-up call for Biden, a four-alarm siren telling him that the politics that he came up in are a thing of the past.
Taking Biden’s words out of context, both candidates landed some blows on the former vice president in the days leading up to the debates, so he should have been ready for more incoming fire on the issue
So at a time when leaders who should be Roosevelt’s spiritual heirs are mostly missing in action, it was heartening to hear a member of the Trump administration publicly pledge to “reinforce the
The truth is that without political conflict or celebrity bribes, the media generally isn’t interested in most education issues.
With the unemployment rate at 3.6 percent, any president would be entitled like Trump to crow about the economy without crediting his predecessor.
“Beto should run against Sen. John Cornyn in Texas.” “Former Gov. John Hickenlooper should challenge Sen. Cory Gardner in Colorado.” You get the picture.
Without question, the U.S. is Lebanon’s primary security partner, providing $1.7 billion in aid since 2006.
What should be even more worrying for the Biden campaign, in those somewhat disappointing debates, is that he wasn’t even the target of the attacks.
At that gruesome moment, your state representative, a 63-year-old part-time farmer, walks into the exam room and tells you what he thinks you should do.
What’s most disheartening about this admission is the fact that it comes from a journalist, a journalist who should be disturbed by what he knows was a false narrative perpetrated on voters but instead