To be fair, I'm vulnerable to confirmation bias of my own in this assessment, when Democrats were to be back in charge of House, and seeing prediction play out can lead to unwarranted certitude. ..…

Republicans kicking around few ideas, and it's not clear they'd be enough to win the support of both Senate Democrats and Trump.. ... But Shelby would still have to scrounge up another $900 million to add to the billion that Democrats have already accepted. ..…

the freshman class, entered Congress with much more uncompromising attitude toward Democrats. ..…

Bush would go on to lose to Bill Clinton four years later during recession, and California and other states drifted out of contention for Republicans, shifting the advantage to Democrats.. ..…

The critics were also silenced in 1984, when Reagan and Bush won re-election in overwhelming fashion, carrying 49 states and dealing the Democrats an embarrassing defeat. . ... In it, a narrator criticized Democrat Michael Dukakis, Bush’s opponent, for supporting while governor of..…

Nixon, who wanted to shore up Republican fortunes in Texas and elsewhere in the Sun Belt, he made a second run for the Senate and lost to Democrat Lloyd Bentsen. . ... The resolution supporting the war passed the Senate by five votes, with all but 10 Democrats voting against it. ..…

Democrats, including President Barack Obama, praised the father as a way of rebuking the son. . ... He won, and the victory caught the attention of state Republican leaders, who urged him to challenge Senator Ralph Yarborough, a Democrat seeking a second term in 1964. ..…

Bush had died at the age of 94, showering the President bipartisan praise for career. ..…

Bush, who was facing a tough reelection fight against Democrat Bill Clinton. . ... One was that Bush might have been off on a romantic rendezvous and that Democrats simply wanted to pry into the visit as a way to neutralize accounts of Bill Clinton’s womanizing. . ..…

The definition of fascism was offered by Georgi Dimitrov at World Congress of Communist International in 1935. ..…

In January 2017, armored vehicles were deployed Pratt City, Birmingham, Alabama, as support in serving warrant on suspected gun dealers.. ..…

With Democrats taking control of House of Representatives, come January California congresswoman is expected to head the committee, international finance, and efforts to combat terrorist financing.. ..…

John MacLean was already an avowed Social Democrat – the term used to describe a Marxist – when he began work as a teacher in 1900. ... MacLean described in an article in the Justice newspaper of the strike of women workers at a cotton thread factory in Neilston: “At once we East Renfrewshire..…

He would go on to serve only one term as president, done in by downturn and criticism as being out of touch with Americans financial struggles as he lost to Democrat Bill Clinton in 1992.. ..…

Instead we going to once again subsidize pro-Democrat, anti-capitalist fantasy. ... The public must also understand how corrupt DOJ  is and not listen to the media and Democrats,  howl about sacred institutions being corrupted by Trump... ..…

Nixon convinced Bush to again run for Senate against Democrat Ralph Yarborough, who had defeated Bush in 1964. ... Porter, and governors active in education policy such as Clinton, a Democrat, and Republicans such as Terry Branstad of Iowa and Carroll Campbell of South Carolina. . ..…

In 1988, many Democrats assumed Bush would be easy pickings. He was the man 'born with a silver foot in his mouth,' as fellow Texan Ann Richards jibed at the Democrats' convention in Atlanta. ..…

The turnout helped Democrats seize all four statewide offices, ousting Walker and GOP Attorney General Brad Schimel along the way. . ..…

Some Democrats want to go even farther and make BadgerCare available to anyone who wants to apply, regardless of income. ..…

But it's still unfair, adding he might try to revive the issue before his tenure as House Natural Resources Committee chairman ends when Democrats take control of U.S. ..…

Nixon, who wanted to shore up Republican fortunes in Texas and elsewhere in the Sun Belt, he made a second run for the Senate and lost to Democrat Lloyd Bentsen. . ... The resolution supporting the war passed the Senate by five votes, with all but 10 Democrats voting against it. ..…

But the war pilot and former CIA chief suffered the ignominy of being president, denied second term over economy when he lost the election to Democrat Bill Clinton.. ... Domestically, however, the economy stalled and Bush broke his pledge not to raise taxes order to reach budget with..…

Bush always had to share power with Democrats, who controlled the House from 1949 to 1994. ... In the seven presidential elections since then (including Bush’s 1992 defeat), Republicans have won more votes nationally than Democrats just once (2004). . ..…

He defeated former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis, Democratic, in the 1988 campaign, and lost his 1992 re-election bid to Democrat Bill Clinton.. ..…

He did the same against the Democrats, asserting boldly at the Republican convention: “Read my lips. ... Alvin Felzenberg, a former Princeton University political scientist who served as an aide to Bush, said the “disjointed themes” of Bush’s 1988 campaign suggested that he was trying to..…

Despite the warning signs, the establishment do not seem to grasp the seriousness of the situation. ..…

He defeated former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis, Democratic, in the 1988 campaign, and lost his 1992 re-election bid to Democrat Bill Clinton.. ..…

Twenty months later, in 1992, Republican Bush lost his bid for re-election to Democrat Bill Clinton. ..…

In 1988, many Democrats assumed Bush would be easy pickings. He was the man “born with a silver foot in his mouth,” as fellow Texan Ann Richards jibed at the Democrats’ convention in Atlanta. ..…

Twenty months later, in 1992, Republican Bush lost his bid for re-election to Democrat Bill Clinton. ..…

Scholars Orville Schell of Asia Society, Minxin Pei of Claremont McKenna College, Elizabeth Economy of Council on Foreign Relations, and Larry Diamond of Hoover Institution unveil report on growing Chinese influence in United States, Washington, Nov 29, 2018. ..…

Bush, Republican,  was elected to the in 1988, defeating Democrat Michael Dukakis in the Electoral College 426 to 111. ..…

Twenty months later, in 1992, Republican Bush lost his bid for re-election to Democrat Bill Clinton. ..…

Dan Quayle, defeating Democrat Michael Dukakis and running mate Sen. Lloyd Bentsen in a landslide. . ... During the budget battle with majority Democrats in 1990, he accepted a compromise that resulted in the hike of several existing taxes. ..…

He defeated former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis, Democratic, in the 1988 campaign, and lost his 1992 re-election bid to Democrat Bill Clinton.. ..…

Domestically, however, the economy stalled and Bush broke his pledge not to raise taxes order to reach budget with Democrats -- in the eyes of Republicans.. ..…

Twenty months later, in 1992, Republican Bush lost his bid for re-election to Democrat Bill Clinton. ..…

Speaking to Times about Labour's prospects in election, Shadow Chancellor said. ..…

Senior Democrats, such as former Vice President Al Gore and Beto O'Rourke, a Texas congressman who lost to Republican Sen. ..…

Senate in 1970; he lost to Democrat Lloyd Bentsen, who went on to hold the seat for 22 years. . ... He named Dan Quayle, an Arizona senator, as his running mate, and beat Democrat Michael Dukakis in that year’s presidential race. . ..…

Emphasizing the generosity of his soul, he forged close -- unlikely -- friendship with Democrat Bill Clinton, the man. ..…

Then came Election Day jolt in 1991 Harris Wofford, Democrat running for Senate Pennsylvania and appealing to the economic concerns of the middle class, defeated Dick Thornburgh, attorney general under both Mr. ..…

He enjoyed remarkable popularity — his public approval rating rose to 89 percent after the Gulf War, a level exceeded only by his son in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the United States — and he was such a commanding presence on the American political scene that many of the..…

As president, Bush led coalition to in Persian Gulf in 1990-91, only to lose his bid for re-election the year to Democrat Bill Clinton primarily because of recession and Bush's perceived inability to cure it.. ..…

In 1988, many Democrats assumed Bush would be easy pickings. He was the man 'born with a silver foot in his mouth,' as fellow Texan Ann Richards jibed at the Democrats' convention in Atlanta. ..…

John MacLean was already an avowed Social Democrat – the term used to describe a Marxist – when he began work as a teacher in 1900. ... MacLean described in an article in the Justice newspaper of the strike of women workers at a cotton thread factory in Neilston: “At once we East Renfrewshire..…

Advisor to Monsignor Seipel, the prelate who ran Austria in the late Twenties, Mises approved Dollfuss's crushing of labour and democracy in the Thirties, blaming the repression of 1934 which installed a clerical dictatorship on the folly of the Social Democrats in contesting his alliance with Italy...…