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Henry Rodgers of the Daily Caller offers a status report on hotly contested national congressional battles in the midterm election. Both Democrats and Republicans are gearing up for some extremely…
Susan Ferrechio of the Washington Examiner identifies six senators to watch during the debate over Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s appointment to the U.S. Supreme Court. In a Senate with 50 voting…
Al Weaver of the Washington Examiner explores the response of congressional Democrats in red states to votes on President Trump’s nominees. Senate Democrats unanimously opposed President Trump’s tax cuts, but…
Joseph Lawler of the Washington Examiner details a new targeted ad campaign from Americans for Prosperity. Americans for Prosperity said Thursday that it was buying $4.5 million worth of ad…
Before President Trump had announced his Supreme Court nominee, Ryan Lovelace of the Washington Examiner detailed plans to help secure that nominee’s confirmation. Conservative groups are finalizing their strategy for…
John Fund suggests at National Review Online that U.S. Senate Democrats would be unwise to launch an attack on President-elect Donald Trump’s U.S. Supreme Court nominee. … [F]ar from being…
12:41: Final thought: How many high-ranking Democrats in the House are going to retire once they get relegated to small offices with smaller staffs now that they are in the…
John Gizzi‘s latest report for Human Events focuses on U.S. House Democrats who are “running away from” Speaker Nancy Pelosi: As polls show Democrats increasingly likely to lose control of…
The Washington Examiner has a list of 52 Democrats in the House and Senate who say they will keep the contributions they have received from ethically challenged Charlie Rangel‘s political-action…
That’s what Paul Mirengoff at Power Line thinks. He points to reports that several Democrats, seeking to increase the number of votes in which they disagree with their party, vote…