After Michigan Governor Nixes $1.47 Million For Autism, Republican John James Donates Campaign Funds
On October 1, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) line-item vetoed $1.47 million in grants for autism programs.
Democrats Keep Changing The Rules Of Impeachment
This might be a great surprise to people covering the impeachment story, but history did not begin with Trump’s election in 2016.
Senators Demand Answers On DNC Efforts To Get Ukrainian Dirt On Trump In 2016
The chairmen of two Senate committees are insisting the Department of Justice come clean about Democratic Party efforts to solicit Ukrainian interference in the 2016 election.
Joe Biden Forgets The Name Of Merrick Garland
Merrick Garland was nominated to the Supreme Court in 2016 after Justice Antonin Scalia died, opening a seat on the bench in the middle of an election year.
In Latest Push To Curb Spending, Joni Ernst Proposes New Bill Targeting Waste In The Pentagon
The Government Accountability Office estimates that such measures could save the Defense Department more than $500 million. Only $22 trillion left to go.
Grassley: Comey’s ‘Self-Serving Abuses Of Power’ Did ‘Great Harm’ To FBI
‘This behavior is especially unbecoming of public servants who cultivate an appearance of honesty, integrity and transparency,’ Grassley said of revelations inside a new inspector general report.
Hickenlooper Announces Senate Run In Key State For Democrats
John Hickenlooper launched his campaign for the U.S. Senate Thursday, one week after ending his bid for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
John Hickenlooper Ends Presidential Bid, Still Considering Senate Run
Former Colorado governor John Hickenlooper officially ended his presidential campaign Thursday, possibly pivoting to a run for U.S. Senate.
John Hickenlooper Considering Dropping Out Of Presidential Race, Eyes Senate Seat: Report
2020 Democratic presidential candidate John Hickenlooper is in talks with campaign staff and other Democratic power players about ending his run for the White House to pursue a U.S. Senate seat in Colorado.
Why Harry Reid Is Wrong About Abolishing The Filibuster
Since he exacerbated the Senate’s status as a legislative graveyard, few should trust Harry Reid’s prescription for fixing a self-inflicted problem.
Top Democrats Call For Senate Vote On Gun Reform Bills
Top Democrats are calling on Mitch McConnell to cancel the Senate’s August recess in light of the two mass shootings that occurred this week.
Democratic Aide Who Helped Doxx Senators Over Kavanaugh Pleads Guilty
A former aide to U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.) pled guilty to assisting in computer hacking and attempted evidence tampering for a fired colleague.
With New House Resolutions, Democrats Finally Allow Their Israel Divide Into The Open
Despite Pelosi’s best efforts, the House voted on a resolution to oppose the boycott Israel movement — and its bipartisan support was overwhelming.
Opposition To Judicial Nominees Skyrocketed From 3 To 70 Percent After Trump Took Office
Nearly 40 percent of all votes in American history to filibuster judicial nominees have occurred since President Trump took office.
6 Times Kyrsten Sinema Has Opted For Productive Over Partisan
As one of the Senate’s last true moderates, Democratic Sen. Kyrsten Sinema bucks her leftist-leaning party in favor of common sense.
Blocking 9/11 Funds Is Why Nobody Likes Rand Paul
Blocking funds for 9/11 responders because of concerns of fiscal responsibility is the most Rand Paul thing ever, and he should stop.
The ‘Ditch Mitch’ McConnell Campaign Is Just Democrats Lighting Their Money On Fire
Kentucky Democratic Senate candidate Amy McGrath raised more than $2.5 million in the first 24 hours of her campaign against Mitch McConnell. The people who donated may as well have lit their money on fire.
Biden Responds To Booker’s Critiques: ‘Cory Should Apologize. He Knows Better’
Vice President Joe Biden defended his remarks about working with segregationist senators: ‘Apologize for what?’
How Ignorance Of American History Feeds Demagogues Who Hate The Constitution
Americans in 1913 showed by their votes they had forgotten the purpose of the Framers’ design for the Senate. We today, by and large, have even forgotten that generation’s forgetting.
Two Brand-New Senators Cast Light On The GOP’s Post-Trump Future
The fusion of populism and conservatism as a workable and ideological political movement is emerging in the actions of two newly elected senators: Rick Scott and Josh Hawley.
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