President Donald Trump, center, speaks during tax bill event with Republican congressional members of House and Senate on South Lawn of the White House Washington, D.C., U.S., on Wednesday, Dec 20, 2017. ..…
favorite of Republican Washington, Kavanaugh, 53, is clerk for retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy. ..…
FILE- In this Dec 5, 2017, file photo, former President Barack Obama address the participants at summit on climate change involving mayors from around Chicago. ..…
Republican Party loyalists have become increasingly irritated – perhaps even infuriated – by... . . . . As if Washington wasn’t already in a tizzy over allegations of sexual misconduct by Supreme Court... . . . . ..…
The 2016 election ushered in a new era in Washington defined by unified Republican control of the White House and both chambers of Congress. The changes in the dynamics of power in Washington have registered with members of both political parties. ..…
Thousands of people in protest to the election of Republican Donald Trump Washington on November 9 In Seattle, hundreds of protesters marched through downtown against Trump. ..…
., atheist running for Washington State House District, Position 1, has lost her race... Goulet beat out one Republican opponent in her top two primary, in. ..…
Trent Franks, a Republican lawmaker from Arizona. . Franks recently appeared on “Washington Watch,” a radio program run by the Family Research Council, a certified hate group. ..…
On Sunday, Republican Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham called for Washington to triple the US military force levels Iraq to 10,000, and send number of troops to Syria to counter. ..…
In 2004, Democrats were more likely than Republicans to say elected officials Washington did not care much about them. Majorities of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents, and Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents, see elected officials as intelligent, patriotic and..…
September 09, 1995 | By Paul West | Paul West,Washington Bureau of The Sun . WASHINGTON -- The leading Republican presidential candidates fervently wooed members of the increasingly powerful religious right yesterday. ..…
March 28, 1995 | By Karen Hosler | Karen Hosler,Washington Bureau of The Sun . WASHINGTON -- After a three-month winning streak, the House Republican 'Contract with America' is likely to suffer a stinging defeat tomorrow with the expected failure of a constitutional amendment..…
John McCain, in turning aside Reform Party entreaties to make himself available and saying the Republican Party was still his home, is no dummy. . ... Germond and Jules Witcover write from The Sun's Washington Bureau. . . . . . . . ..…
But these conservative groups differ in three important ways on policy debates that currently divide Republican leaders in Washington. . ..…
WASHINGTON — The Republican Party needs to change, former Pennsylvania Republican Gov. ... Still, Martinez isn't a name Washington insiders mention when they speculate about prospects for 2016. ..…
Today, criminal law reform is one of the few initiatives on which one finds bipartisan agreement in Washington. Republican Senators Rand Paul, Jeff Flake, Ted Cruz, and Mike Lee, as well as Representatives Frank Wolf and Paul Ryan, have all joined Democratic legislators in calling for..…
There was little backing for the sweeping plans, advanced by Congressman Thaddeus Stevens and a band of Republican radicals in Washington, to confiscate the lands of ex-Confederates and distribute them to the freedmen. ..…
John Koster (Republican), running for the House of Representatives from Washington state . ..…
Tea Party, and its focus on eliminating government, and including Christian Washington, is hurting Republican Party's chances of appealing to swing voters and winning back Senate and House of Representatives November's midterm elections.. ..…
Republican David Jolly, Washington lobbyist, won closely watched House Florida on Tuesday after hammering away at Obamacare win that's bad omen for other Democratic candidates across the country. ..…
During a committee hearing this week in Washington, U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill, D-Missouri, says she’s baffled by the Republican President’s reason. . ..…
In the era of Newt Gingrich and the Contract With America, the battle raged, as those so-called traditional values had found representation in Washington. The Republican party, reeling from its 1992 loss of the White House – the first in 12 years – made a concerted effort to win over..…