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The majority leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, is an advocate for campaign finance deregulation and for relaxing coordination rules between party committees and their candidates.
Trump said repeatedly in stump speeches that preventing liberal justices from being appointed to the court was a reason conservatives should vote for him, particularly on gun rights.
back the 2010 health care law, which is one of few agenda items pushed by Trump and congressional Republicans that could advance overDemocratic opposition if there are rules changes.
The boy was a big Trump fan, and his parents spoke movingly of his support for Trump at a Pennsylvania rally for the candidate last week.
Comey told members of Congress Sunday that his agency is not recommending criminal charges related to Hillary Clinton’s handling of classified information, after agents reviewed a new batch of emails.
Just think of the chain of circumstances that had to occur in order to set up James Comey’s bombshell letter to Congress.
Donald Trump is just the latest to take this message to the voters.
Elections are run by state officials and are governed by local laws and rules.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said this week that the California Guard snafu shows how “incompetent” the government is.
Drawing on well-worn lines of political attack that have been used for decades, Trump focused on K Street in a speech Monday night.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Tuesday pledged that, if elected, he will push for a constitutional amendment to impose term limits for members of Congress.
Some lawmakers — Democratic and Republican — have raised concerns about specific provisions, such as ones on tobacco and how the accord’s rules would be enforced abroad, among others.
Comey mainly stuck to two themes: defending the FBI’s investigation on Clinton, and not commenting on whether the FBI is investigating Trump.
The real question is: Are we going to continue being part of writing the rules, or are we just going to let others write them?” Kaine says. “I think we should be part of writing the rules.
Of Republicans in Congress who care about the deficit, most are sticking with Trump. House Speaker Paul D.
In Donald Trump, they’d have a true Washington outsider seeking to upend the way of doing business in the capital.
[Can Trump Have It Both Ways on Immigration?] But Jayesh Rathod, a law professor at American University and director of its Immigrant Justice Clinic, says it goes further.
House lawmakers passed the bill by a voice vote under suspension of the rules, a procedure that requires a two-thirds majority for passage.
[Bipartisan Push on to Oppose 9/11 Bill] The official said the White House would “welcome opportunities to engage with the Congress further on that discussion,” but stopped short of stating
[Rubio’s Lead in Florida Evaporates as GOP Struggles to Overcome Trump Slump] The conservation advocacy group is officially nonpartisan, but endorsements have skewed in favor of Democrats.