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Trump Says NFL Owners Should Fire Any “Son Of A Bitch” Who Refuses To Stand For The National Anthem
Former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick last year refused to stand during the national anthem and a series of players have staged similar protests since then. Players, the NFL commissioner, and team owners have fired back at Trump’s comments, calling them divisive.
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Why Trump Supporters Are Working Against The President’s Chosen Candidate In Alabama
“We’re reminding Trump of why he won, and who he needs to be,” said former White House adviser Sebastian Gorka.
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Republicans Say The “Fun” Has Been Taken Out Of Washington’s Dysfunction
“I don’t get the sense a lot’s going to happen in the next couple years,” one retiring congressman told BuzzFeed News.
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Conservatives Are Tired Of Throwing Money At “Predictable” Natural Disasters
“You can’t just throw money at a problem.”
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Paul Ryan Says He Wants To Protect DREAMers. But He May Not Be Able To.
The president is adding yet another high-pressure issue to the House speaker’s over-stuffed docket. And there’s no clear route to success for Ryan.
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House Republicans Say They Can Avoid A Fight Over Harvey Relief Funding
September will be busy and hectic for Congress, but House Republicans think they can send aid to Texas without the drama that came after Sandy.
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This House Democrat Lost A Leadership Race To Nancy Pelosi. Now He May Run For President.
The Ohio Democrat easily won reelection even as many of his longtime Democratic constituents went for Trump. He thinks he knows what Democrats did wrong, and he wants to spread that wisdom — funnily enough, in all kinds of early primary states.
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An Angry Trump Goes Off The Rails And Leaves Republicans Reeling
“Truly mind-boggling,” said a House Republican aide after Trump defended white supremacists during a press conference.
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Mitch McConnell Is Not Like Trump’s Other Twitter Targets
The Senate majority leader has proven to be a poor bogeyman, and his public antagonists have rarely won out.
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Republicans Are Taking Steps To Avoid A Repeat Of The Health Care Disaster
White House officials and Republicans in Congress are using lessons learned from their health care defeat as they gear up for an “aggressive” push on Trump’s agenda.
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What Trump’s Crazy 48 Hours Means For The Rest Of 2017
The president saw a wave of troubling news on Thursday, leading up to the announced exit of chief of staff Reince Priebus Friday. Those close to the administration and Republicans in Congress are worried it could just be the start.
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Democrats Think They Have Finally Figured Out A Counter To Trump’s Message
Trump swamped Democratic messaging in 2016. Now the party thinks it has an answer.
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House Republicans Might Be Screwed If The Senate Can’t Repeal Obamacare
“At this point, we’re a little incompetent.”
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Top Republicans Aren’t Signing Up For Trump’s War With The Media
“I love the media,” said the Freedom Caucus chairman.
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The Senate Just Revealed Its Latest Bill To Repeal And Replace Obamacare
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell released the revised health care bill to GOP senators Thursday and a preliminary vote on the bill is expected next week.
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Donald Trump Jr. Released The Emails Setting Up His Meeting With The Russian Lawyer
“This is part of Russia and its government’s support for Mr. Trump.”
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The Senate’s Most Vulnerable Republican Can’t Win On Obamacare
Both Democrats and Republicans have it out for Nevada Sen. Dean Heller — regardless of how he ends up voting on the Republican health care bill.
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Republican Karen Handel Wins Closely Watched Congressional Election In Georgia
Handel’s victory over Jon Ossoff is a huge blow to Democrats who hoped to capitalize on liberal energy in the wake of Donald Trump’s election and use the race as evidence that they can pick up seats in November.
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This Georgia Republican Fought Planned Parenthood Five Years Ago. Here’s What That Means Now.
Karen Handel turned down a payday so she could tell her story of fighting against abortion to conservative Georgia voters. Now her opponent is trying to rewrite that story.
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Members Of Congress Say They Received Threats Before And After Shooting
Multiple Democrats said they received threatening phone calls after Wednesday’s shooting, California Rep. Nanette Diaz Barragán said.
