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ally not discussing it on the campaign trail. Joe Biden did say in an interview with Urban One Radio's T

enerally not discussing it on the campaign trail. Joe Biden did say in an interview with Urban One Rad

le a majority of the two dozen contenders have backed some form of impeachment inquiry, they are generally not discussing it on the campaign trail. Joe Biden did say in an interview with Urban One Radio's Tom Joyner that aired Thursday, "I think Nancy [Pelosirs going about it the right way." The AP (7/2

ports, "Only 65 Republicans joined the Democratic majority...despite President Trump's endorsement and pressure from some outside groups, including the Chamber of Commerce, to avoid a potentially catastrophic default on the government's debt." The President tweeted before the vote, "House Republicans should support th

cle for a stolen motorcycle from another state." Joe Fryer reported on NBC Nightly NewsVi (8/4, story

eting" Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI), who has been "spearheading the effort." While Johnson "has said repeatedly his investigation is not centered on the Bidens and is not being driven by the election," The Hill says "some of his requests for information have centered on Hunter Biden's travel records, contac

The Hill (8/4, Carney, 2.98M) reports there are growing tensions over a Republican probe "into the Obama administration that focuses, in part," on Joe Biden's son, Hunter. Democrats, the Biden campaign, and outside groups "are increasingly going public with their concerns over the investigation, which the

9K) that "the wall is 275 miles now. We'll be at 500 miles long, which is what we wanted by the end of the year. And EFTA00160736 I can't imagine the Chamber of Commerce being against it, but they were. They fought me. The Chamber of Commerce fought me. Think about if we didn't have the wall. You know, we're setting

ic Politics Are Destroying the Republican Party Joe McLean: Nov 11, 2013 Tea Party leaders view them

. Gerrymandered congressional districts guarantee many safe Tea Party seats. Powerful think tanks and advocacy groups like The Heritage Foundation, the Chamber of Commerce, American Enterprise Institute and others, which in years past underpinned the Republican establishment, are now heavily invested in the right-wing