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May 07 2019
News
Trump's New Donors Confirm His Populist Politics Were a Charade
You know Donald Trump has lost that anti-establishment new car smell when his campaign is asking Karl Rove for advice. The famous architect of George W. Bush’s campaign and founder of the $100 million super PAC American Crossroads is now reportedly helping Brad Parscale build a high-value fund-raising network to raise money from wealthy Republican donors—including lobbyists, billionaires, and
Vanity FairSep 03 2014
News
Bluegrass State Brawl: Dems fight to oust McConnell, with control of Senate on the line
In a campaign season where Democrats are fighting to hold on to their Senate majority, perhaps no race is as important or symbolic as the brawl shaping up in Kentucky between Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell and Democratic rival Alison Lundergan Grimes.
Labor Day is the unofficial kickoff of the midterm campaign season, but Democrats have been working long and hard to knock off
Fox News DigitalSep 02 2014
News
Obama approval rating hits record low in California
President Obama’s approval rating has dropped to a record low in California, according to a new poll that says only 45 percent of Golden Staters approve of how the president is handing his job.
The Field Research Corporation poll found that 43 percent disapprove of Mr. Obama’s performance, while 12 percent had no opinion.
Mr. Obama’s job approval has been in the dumps in recent
Washington TimesFeb 23 2020
Headline Roundup
Perspectives: Nevada Democratic Caucus Results
Nevada's Democratic caucus concluded on Saturday with Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders in the lead, former Vice President Joe Biden in second, and South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg in third. Though some votes are still being counted and the final margin remains unclear, many outlets have already declared Sanders the victor, having won 46% of the vote with 60% of precincts reporting (Biden is at 19
Jacobin Reason ReutersSep 01 2014
News
House Republicans Don't Expect a Shutdown
Almost a year since the last partial government shutdown began, many House Republicans say they have little desire to start another.
With one month before the government's funding runs out on Sept. 30, Republicans said they expect to pass a short-term spending measure to prevent a high-stakes clash just before November's midterm elections.
"There is virtually no appetite for
Wall Street Journal (News)Aug 30 2014
News
Sweeping Midterm Gains in House May Be Challenge for Republicans
Overshadowed by their party's battle for control of the Senate, House Republicans are setting their own ambitious goal for the midterm elections: Expanding their majority to near a post-World War II high.
It won't take much to get there: House Republicans say they hope to pick up 11 seats, which would bring them to a 245-190 majority—strength the GOP hasn't seen since 1947, when it had
Wall Street Journal (News)May 27 2013
News
Republicans see 'Obamacare' debacle as key to 2014
If Republicans were writing a movie script for next year's congressional elections, the working title might be "2014: Apocalypse of Obamacare."
The plot: The rollout of President Barack Obama's health care law turns into such a disaster that enraged voters rebuke him by rewarding the GOP with undisputed control of Congress.
But there's a risk for Republicans if they're wrong and
TownhallAug 28 2014
Opinion
The Growing Blue-State Diaspora
Californians have moved to Colorado and Nevada. Massachusetts natives have moved to New Hampshire. New Yorkers have moved to North Carolina and Virginia — and, of course, have continued moving to Florida.
Over the last few decades, residents of many traditionally liberal states have moved to states that were once more conservative. And this pattern has played an important role in
New York Times (News)Mar 22 2019
News
Golan Heights
On Thursday, President Donald Trump tweeted, “After 52 years it is time for the United States to fully recognize Israel’s Sovereignty over the Golan Heights.” Twitter
The move “gives Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a political boost a month before what is expected to be a close election [in Israel].” AP News
The left worries that the move sets a dangerous precedent by
The Flip SideJan 15 2016
News
Hillary Clinton says early lead in polls was 'artificial'
Hillary Clinton responded to the tightening race with Bernie Sanders on Thursday by arguing early polls that showed her with a sizable lead were "artificial."
Clinton, in an appearance on "The Tonight Show," agreed that she and Sanders are "in a tight race," a fact that she finds "pretty exciting."
After noting she and Sanders are close, host Jimmy Fallon reminded Clinton that
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