Analysis: How conservative Republicans feel about moderate GOP messageJUAN WILLIAMS
Then there's the question of where precisely the cuts would come from. Of the 2.25 million civilian workers, 60% of them workfor the Departments of Defense, Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security — which Republicans have been loath to slash. Cutting from other departments wouldn't be easy fo...
So now that voters have gotten to know a bit more about Harris and what she plans to do if elected president, how are they feeling about the nominee and her platform? See if you can guess what recent polls have found about Harris and her policy positionsin our quiz....
How Much Do Taxes Matter?, by James Kwak: Christina and David Romer’s new paper, “The Incentive Effects of Marginal Tax Rates: Evidence from the Interwar Era,” is available as anNBER working paper(if you are so lucky). Given the current debates about taxes, the paper is likely to g...
Republicans already picked up three seats in North Carolina thanks to redistricting, and an open seat in Michigan went to GOP Rep.-elect Tom Barrett. “It may be a few days, but we like where we are, and we feel like we are definitely going to hold...
First, there is a prevailing sense among disaffected Black men that all politicians are just in it for the money — and for those with money. It’s not hard to imagine why they might feel that way. Republicans cut taxes for rich people, while amajorityof rich people are Democrats. (Funn...
The survey results sync with other polls showing Republicans are worried about the status of white Christians in America. A recentPolitico pollfound that 61% of Republicans (and 17% of Democrats) support the declaration of the United States as a Christian nation. Candidates and lawmak...
The poll predicted Alfred Landon to win, but Franklin Roosevelt won instead with a significant margin. The survey error happened because most of the subscribers of Literary Digest were from the wealthy class and tended to be Republicans.
“I was left saying, hey, maybe [Republicans are] right about everything else, too,” he said in an interview. “Immigration, economics — maybe they’re right about all of it.” Eskow, who works for his uncle managing construction projects in San Diego, said that even...
— GOP asks Wray to ‘correct’ testimony that Trump might not have been hit with bullet:Congressional Republicans are asking FBI Director Christopher Wray to “correct” his testimony that there was“some question” about whether Donald Trump’s ear was struck by a bullet or shra...