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Nov 02 2014
News
Republicans eye slim Senate majority
Republicans are spending the final weekend of campaigning before Tuesday's election sizing up the possibility of their first Senate majority in nearly a decade, but with key races still too close to call. Latest polls show some critical Senate races tightening, guaranteeing a night of drama and suspense on Tuesday, as Republicans strive for a net gain of six seats to capture the chamber. A GOP
CNN (Online News)
Jun 03 2013
News
Deficit Deal Even Less Likely
Shrinking near-term federal deficits, slowing health-care cost increases and partisan gridlock have all but wiped out the likelihood for a deal this year to reduce long-term U.S. deficits, perhaps delaying a compromise until after the 2014 midterm elections, White House officials and congressional lawmakers said.
Wall Street Journal (News)
Nov 08 2012
News
Reid vows renewed push for Dream Act
The election has strengthened President Obamas hand on immigration, and Dream Act organizers said it likely means a flood of hundreds of thousands of new applications for his nondeportation policy  but its not clear that anything has changed in the decade-long stalemate in Congress on the issue.
Washington Times
Apr 23 2013
News
Sen. Baucus Angers Dems by Retiring
Senator Max Baucus a Montana Democrat and chairman of the powerful Finance Committee has decided to not seek re-election next year ABC News has learned. It is a decision that surprised and angered some Democrats given his vote last week against expanding background checks in the gun debate ...
ABC News (Online)
Jun 17 2012
News
Romney criticizes Obama’s immigration plan but declines to offer alternative
Mitt Romney criticized President Obamas decison to stop deporting some illegal immigrants who were brought to the United States as children as an election-year political move, but he repeatedly declined in an interview Sunday to lay out an alternative plan.
Washington Post
Jun 17 2012
News
New G.O.P. Help From Casino Mogul
Sheldon Adelson, a wealthy casino owner, is committing to give at least an additional $10 million to conservative groups expected to play a major role in this years presidential and Congressional elections, cementing his growing role as one of the countrys leading political financiers.
New York Times (News)
Sep 10 2014
Opinion
Why polarization could persist after Obama
Many issues will come into play in the 2016 election, but among the most important is whether the next president and the Congress that will convene in January 2017 can break through the partisan polarization that has turned Washington into a gridlocked island.
The presidential candidates, no doubt, will present themselves as capable of making the system work and being determined to do
Washington Post
Nov 04 2016
Opinion
Filmmaker asks white liberals how voter ID laws are racist, and it’s an utter failure
With every election cycle comes cries from Democratic politicians about voter ID laws suppressing the black vote. But Fox News’ Ami Horowitz recently spoke with African Americans in Harlem who called that assertion nothing short of “very, very ignorant” and even “racist.”
The “Ami on the Street” filmmaker started out in liberal Berkeley, California, speaking with college students about
The Blaze
Jun 15 2012
News
OPINION: Obama's message of divide and blame
Editor's note: Bobby Jindal, a Republican, is governor of Louisiana. (CNN) -- In 2008, President Obama campaigned on a message of "Hope and Change." Thursday, speaking in Ohio, the president announced his re-election campaign message of "Divide and Blame."
CNN (Online News)
Mar 10 2013
News
GOP looks for answers on polling
The campaign arm of the congressional GOP is moving to reboot its polling operation after a messy 2012 cycle, the first concrete remedy taken by the Republican side since candidates and outside groups were left stunned on Election Day by results that their internal data never came close to predicting.
Politico