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Jan 27 2014
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Florida Congressman, Facing Pressure After Cocaine Charge, to Resign
Representative Trey Radel, Republican of Florida, will resign from Congress effective Monday evening, according to a letter he sent to House Speaker John A. Boehner of Ohio.
Mr. Radel, 37, a freshman legislator, pleaded guilty in November to a misdemeanor charge of buying 3.5 grams of cocaine in Washington and was sentenced to a year of probation. Though he had quietly returned to
New York Times (News)Dec 16 2016
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How Democrats slowly turned their backs on rural America
Democrats largely ignored rural America in November's election – to their cost, in a few key states. But the trend had been building within Congress for six years. Now they're struggling to find a remedy.
Christian Science MonitorJan 28 2020
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McConnell Says GOP Doesn’t Have Votes to Block Impeachment Witnesses
WASHINGTON—Republican leaders said they don’t currently have enough votes to block witnesses in President Trump’s Senate impeachment trial, people familiar with the matter said, after his legal team concluded its efforts to counter Democrats’ charges that the president abused power and obstructed Congress.
On the third and final day of presentations by the Trump legal team, lawyers
Wall Street Journal (News)Mar 05 2017
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Trump angry and frustrated at staff over Sessions fallout
President Donald Trump is extremely frustrated with his senior staff and communications team for allowing the firestorm surrounding Attorney General Jeff Sessions to steal his thunder in the wake of his address to Congress, sources tell CNN.
CNN (Online News)May 12 2021
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Senate Committee Deadlocks on Vote Over Election Rules
A Senate committee deadlocked along party lines Tuesday over a sweeping Democratic election bill, illustrating the challenges party leaders will have passing the legislation through the full chamber.
With a 9-9 vote, the Rules Committee was unable to advance the voting and campaign measure that largely mirrors legislation passed by the House, mostly along party lines, in March. As a
Wall Street Journal (News)Nov 08 2013
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Tea partier shifts tactics on Obamacare
Reality has sunk in for one of Congress' staunchest Obamacare opponents.
PoliticoMar 27 2020
Analysis
The Political Media Are Failing America
Here are some of the public figures and institutions that Americans hold in higher esteem than the media according to Gallup:
Hospitals, Their child’s school and daycare centers, State governments, Their employer, CDC and NIH, Mike Pence, Donald Trump, Congress.
Only one institution that Gallup asked about, the media, had negative approval rating — sitting 19 points behind its
National Review (News)Feb 18 2018
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‘They are laughing their asses off in Moscow’: Trump takes on the FBI, Russia probe and 2016 election
President Trump questioned the intensifying special counsel investigation of his 2016 campaign and his administration while attacking his own national security adviser, the FBI, Hillary Clinton, former president Barack Obama, Democrats in Congress, CNN and others in a remarkable nine-hour span of tweets that included profanity and misspellings.
Washington PostApr 01 2019
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Drugs, crime, and foreign ties aren’t enough to deny a White House security clearance, whistleblower says
Jared Kushner can probably thank nepotism for winning a security clearance that even President Trump’s former chief of staff John Kelly opposed, but he’s hardly the only one whose approval set off alarm bells, according to House Democrats.
In fact, the White House issued security clearances to 25 people who’d initially been denied for having glaring red flags all over their applications
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