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Sep 21 2014
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Will Tea Party, GOP establishment be 'mending fences' to win Senate in November?
After a long, unapologetic effort to defeat Tea Party and other so-called “unelectable” candidates in GOP primaries, the Washington establishment will likely need Tea Party voters in November to help swing several tight Senate races and win control of the upper chamber.
Republicans appear poised to win three of the net total six seats required to take the Senate. But they are locked in
Fox News DigitalOct 27 2023
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Rep. Dean Phillips to Challenge Biden for Party's 2024 Nomination
Minnesota Rep. Dean Phillips (D) is launching a challenge to President Joe Biden for the party's 2024 presidential nomination.
The Details: Phillips filed paperwork with the Federal Election Commission on Thursday to officially set up his campaign. Multiple sources suggested Phillips believes Biden is too old and feels as though he has to run.
Key Quotes: "I think President Biden
The Messenger HuffPost Fox News DigitalFeb 19 2014
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O’Keefe Busts Illegal Voter Scheme to 'Turn Texas Blue'
In an apparent violation of state law, Battleground Texas officials are exploiting legally protected information to turn voters out to the polls as part of the Democratic party's quest to paint the Lone Star State blue, a new undercover video from James O'Keefe reveals. The footage shows Battleground Texas volunteer Jennifer Longoria saying the group uses the phone numbers from voter
Breitbart NewsJan 03 2013
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House Voting Now On Speaker
The 113th Congress is now in session. The gavels have been dropped in both the House and Senate. So, work on the People's Business has begun.
The first bit of news to watch for is the election of the speaker in the House. It's expected that the incumbent, Republican Rep. John Boehner of Ohio, will win more than the 215 votes needed to keep that post (there are 429 members present today
NPR (Online News)Dec 23 2012
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Obama outlines fiscal cliff-deficit deal in stages
President Barack Obama spoke separately Friday with Speaker John Boehner and the top Senate Democrat to try to salvage a fiscal cliff deal by the end of year, after Republican disarray in the U.S. House put the negotiations in limbo. In a previously unscheduled statement to reporters, Obama outlined a possible agreement that he said would include protecting middle-class Americans from a tax
CNN DigitalJul 05 2012
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Ann Romney: Woman being eyed for ticket
Mitt Romneys wife has disclosed a tantalizing detail about her husbands intensely secret vice presidential search: Hes considering choosing a woman.
“Weve been looking at that, and I love that option as well, Ann Romney told CBS News in an interview broadcast Thursday. She added: “Theres a lot of people that Mitt is considering right now.
She also argued that President Obama
Washington TimesJul 02 2012
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Poll: Half of Hispanics independent
In an election year in which Hispanics in the U.S. are expected to play a crucial role, a significant percentage of them may be up for grabs come November, a new USA Today/Gallup poll suggests. A slight majority of Hispanics in the country, 51 percent, identify as politically independent, according to the survey released Monday. About a third, 32 percent, consider themselves Democrats, while
PoliticoMay 15 2013
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Obama’s second term clouded by controversies
After answering questions Monday morning about two of the controversies that have undermined his administration, President Obama flew off to New York to raise money for the Democratic Party. There, before partisan donors, he reflected on his second term and said he will continue to reach out to Republicans. “I sure want to do some governing, he explained.
Obamas words suggest that he
Washington PostJan 22 2014
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Christie draws Hispanic support amidst scandals
As his critics grow louder on the right and left, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is drawing support from an unlikely source. Hispanic leaders across the political spectrum - including some that typically favor Democrats - are giving the Republican governor the benefit of the doubt even as new details emerge in an abuse-of-power scandal. They have warmed to Christie in part because of his
Washington TimesDec 04 2012
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Harry Reid: Filibuster Changes Will Take Place In January
Keeping with his post-election pledge to reform the filibuster, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) on Tuesday proffered that changes to the rules of the upper chamber will be made, leaving it up to Republicans if they would like to participate.
"There are discussions going on now [over filibuster reform], but I want to tell everybody here. I'm happy I've had a number of
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