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o states and many like Christie, Sandoval, McDonnell, and New Mexico's Susana Martinez, are overwhelmingly popular even though their states went for Barack Obama in the last two presidential elections. More and more they are at odds with congressional Republicans, example — a couple months ago, it was New Je

ight that everyone should vigorously support. EFTA00692519 Speaker John A. Boehner this week decided that the best way to negotiate with President Obama over the fiscal issues currently facing the country was to not negotiate, pledging not to raise taxes even though every major economist will tell y

week decided that the best way to negotiate with President Obama over the fiscal issues currently facing the coun

lmingly popular even though their states went for Barack Obama in the last two presidential elections. Mo

d126 more electoral votes), the Democrats picked up two seats in the U.S. Senate in a year in which the Democrats had far more seats to defend, and Democratic House candidates received more votes than Republicans. There would seem to be no argument for the Republicans to threaten the country over rejected polici

ial pick to oversee reforms in the FISA process: Benjamin Wines, editor-in-chief of Lawfare, "chided Republican outrage over the selection of former Obama administration lawyer David Kris, who on the blog and elsewhere has spoken out in support of the FBI's Trump-Russia investigation and criticized th

fter the House 'voted 228-193, almost entirely along party lines" to send the formal articles of impeachment against President Trump to the Senate, Democratic House leaders in "a dramatic procession across the U.S. Capitol," delivered the articles late Wednesday, "setting the stage for only the third trial to re

di is advancing a criminal investigation into the Obama- era origins of the Trump-Russia investigation, u

exas Republicans' redistricting efforts, potentially gaining up to 5 Democratic seats. The move is in response to Texas Republicans' plan to gain 5 Democratic House seats, and California Governor Gavin Newsom hopes to put a new map before voters in a special election on November 4. The article explained that the