November 8, 2018 2018 Midterm Election Results, American University Discussion 2018-11-09T00 44 50-05 00 https images.c-span org Files 1ba 20181109010256001 hd.jpg Journalists and scholars talked about the election results at American University-hosted panel discussion. ..…
By convincing voters here to turn the state shade of blue that, The party that has long controlled state politics rode wave of discontentment with President Donald Trump and what had been a Republican-controlled Congress rivals New York and California.. ..…
Republican president, considered lightweight and ignoramus by many Washington, suffers in the off-year elections, losing several seats and effective control in House, while maintaining and perhaps strengthening his party in Senate. ..…
Republican president, considered lightweight and ignoramus by many Washington, suffers in the off-year elections, losing several seats and effective control in House, while maintaining and perhaps strengthening his party in Senate. ..…
Republican president, considered lightweight and ignoramus by many Washington, suffers in the off-year elections, losing several seats and effective control in House, while maintaining and perhaps strengthening his party in Senate. ..…
The midterm vote also was correlated with views of Trump's Among those who approved of the president, 88% voted for Republican. ..…
The campaign had seen its two frontrunners — Democratic President Lyndon Johnson and Republican Michigan Gov. ..…
President Barack Obama. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) Jahana Hayes defeated Republican Manny Santos in the state’s 5th Congressional District. ..…
Democrats had night on Tuesday, winning House of Representatives for the time since 2010 in referendum on the first two years of Donald Trump's presidency.. ..…
RJC Chairman Norm Coleman stated, President Trump and Republican-led Congress accomplished including recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and moving the US embassy there, taking us out of Iran deal and reimposing strong sanctions, cutting back regulations and growing jobs in this..…
Awash in Blue Wave Sydney Crawford, 84, left, of New York City, and JoAnn Loulan, 70, of Portola Valley, Calif., watch the results come in at Democratic Party Washington on Election Night. ..…
The President touted Republican wins in the election, including adding to GOP in Senate... ... The President also failed to mention that Republican-held Congress passed omnibus spending bill March that did not include funding for the border wall.. ..…
President Donald Trump answers question from Jim Acosta of CNN 2018 in East Room of White House Washington, DC. ..…
November 8, 2018 2018 Midterm Election Results, American University Discussion 2018-11-09T00 44 50-05 00 https images.c-span org Files 1ba 20181109010256001 hd.jpg Journalists and scholars talked about the election results at American University-hosted panel discussion. ..…
Blue Wave that the media has been predicting for year now turned out to be blue puddle, with even their most spokesperson, former House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, making nice and wanting to make deals with the man. ..…
Since falling out with Sessions over the Russia probe, the president has repeatedly belittled him in public and expressed regret about appointing him. . The relentless attacks came even though the Alabama Republican was the first US senator to endorse Trump and despite the fact that his..…
Taeku Lee, Principal, Asian American Decisions, said “”Asian American and Pacific Islander voters headed into the 2018 midterms angry about the President’s words and deeds and clearly rejected the Republican Party’s politics of fear and division. ..…
If you had been in a political science seminar 20 or 30 years ago and had been told only that in 2016 the president was a Republican and the economy was pretty strong, you would have projected this outcome, or something very similar. ... The Republican Party is transitioning from a..…
About 67 percent of young people supported Democratic House candidates, compared to just 32 percent for Republican candidates. This 35-point gap is even larger than their preference toward Democrats in 2008, when President Barack Obama was first elected. . . ..…
It was actually a pretty typical election for a midterm with a Republican President.” . ..…
In exposing the fault lines between the militarists and the peaceniks the series underscores what is the most pressing issue facing global societies the polarisation of the right and left.. ..…
In June 2016, shortly after Donald Trump secured the Republican nomination for president, Barack Obama’s ambassador to the United Nations flew to Berlin to make a speech. ..…
The gamble of nationalizing the election around his personality and his administration's harsh immigration policies cost Republicans their House majority and failed to persuade voters outside of already conservative or rural counties and states to stick with GOP. ..…