Trump says no deal was reached during a dinner he had with top Dems Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer Author of the article:By The Associated Press Published Sep 14, 2017 4 minute read Join the conversation U.S.
And do they understand out-party censorship preferences? We examine these questions in a nationally representative conjoint survey experiment (participant N = 3,357; decision N = 40,284). We find that, although Democrats support more censorship than Republicans, partisans generally agree on what ...
Sen. Mitch McConnell: I decided political popularity was not my motivation. I was gonna try to help right of center America have a voice and that was what I thought was the most important thing I could do. Lesley Stahl: Do you take any responsibility th...
Even if the White House comes to an agreement with Democrats on another package, it could face opposition from the Republicans in the Senate, who are wary of additional massive spending. Trump has repeatedly said he supports another round of $1,200 checks ...
There's a group of Democrats and Republicans actually get together and sit down?'" "Is it realistic that you can actually solve the problems next year?" asked Costa. "Yes, and we have no choice. We have to." But these moderates, who lead the Problem Solvers Caucus, could face challeng...
Ohio’s state Democratic and Republican parties have predictably opposite reactions on Twitter to DeWine’s win in the Republican gubernatorial primary. The GOP celebrated his win. But I noticed in particular that Ohio Dems tweeted that“Republicans and Democrats agree on one thing: @MikeDeWine is...
Other Ipsos polling with NPR found that very few Republicans (4%) support allowing transgender women and girls to compete on women’s and girls’ youth sports teams, while 46% of Democrats agree. But, some sports still have the ability to act as a unifying force. Nearly equal shares ...
“Republicans are waging an all-out attack on the Judiciary to clear the way for Trump to serve a third term,” he said. Trump would rather talk about challenging the Constitution than about the stock market, inflation or the economy, according to former Rep. Tim Ryan, an Ohio De...
When Bill Clintonoffered buyouts to federal workers, in 1993, for instance, he did so after getting buy-in from Congress. Trump’s administration is banking on a slim majority of Republicans in the House buying in to his plan, assuming they get a chance to have a say. ...
Cotton could seek a full committee vote to override the vetting rules. But it would be a tight vote on the narrowly divided committee — which has nine Republicans and eight Democrats — and one that could cast a harsh spotlight on GOP lawmakers wary about one of Trump’s picks. ...