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Just a few months after launching her congressional campaign challenging Republican incumbent Rep. Steve King, Democratic candidate Kim Weaver dropped out of the race for Iowa's Fourth District House seat. In a Facebook post she made in June explaining her decision, Weaver said she feared for her personal safety after receiving death threats during the campaign.
Let's see. President Donald Trump is sending love notes to the Special Counsel, Robert Mueller, who's conducting a fake investigation into a made up deal because Mueller is doing such a good job pursuing what's not there.
Today's national media attention on immigration is primarily focusing on the deportation of undocumented immigrants and on the building of a border wall and who will pay for it. Less attention is focused on the positive work being achieved in local jurisdictions where immigrants are viewed as an asset, not a liability, and the work that they do to bring a civil tone to the immigration debate.
REPUBLICAN Senator John McCain has launched his own Afghanistan strategy, saying Donald Trump has done nothing for the troops and that they 'deserve better'. Senator McCain declared that "America is adrift in Afghanistan" as he unveiled a war strategy of his own that includes more US combat forces and greater counter-terrorism efforts.
Neil Chatterjee of Kentucky has been appointed Chair of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Prior to his confirmation, Mr. Chatterjee was an energy policy advisor to U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
Shortly after his 2016 election win, then-President elect Donald Trump tweeted that, in addition to sweeping the Electoral College, he had beaten opponent Hillary Clinton in the popular vote - but only if the final tally discounted "millions of people who voted illegally." It was a baseless claim he later repeated in January, following his inauguration.
President Donald Trump and President Barack Obama may seem like political polar opposites, but their rhetoric has far more in common than you would think, according to a new analysis of their speeches . Two University of Minnesota professors took Trump's "more substantial speeches," defined for the analysis as 500 words or longer, and compared them with a database of presidential speeches that were gathered based on the same guidelines.
This year's health-care debate has launched, or at least reawakened, a related argument about the work of the Congressional Budget Office. Republicans have found themselves very frustrated with CBO's health-economy model, and especially its tendency to ascribe much greater effectiveness to the individual mandate than the evidence of the last few years would suggest is merited.
Americans for Prosperity, a group backed by GOP donors Charles and David Koch, is launching a new digital ad campaign to thank lawmakers who support a comprehensive tax reform plan, The Hill reported. Lawmakers from both the House and Senate are featured in the ads, including Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn, R-Texas and House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows, R-N.C, an AFP spokesman said.
Interpretation of the news based on evidence, including data, as well as anticipating how events might unfold based on past events For decades, it seemed like the world was on an unstoppable march toward closer integration. The world was flat and getting flatter, thanks to the spread of multinational corporations, new technologies like the internet and international migration, all of which knit together far-flung countries around the world.
Exchanges between the senior White House adviser and Glenn Thrush of The New York Times and Jim Acosta of CNN became combative at a news briefing on Wednesday. Democrat Debbie Mucarsel-Powell officially announced that she will run against Republican U.S. Rep. Carlos Curbelo of Miami, who represents a swing district on Wednesday August 1, 2017.
During his appearance on Fox & Friends this morning-a program that has vocally taken the side of Team Trump and criticized McConnell - Gingrich appeared to defend McConnell from Trump attacks and lay some of the blame on the lack of leadership from the White House. While he mostly tried to lay blame on the Democrats who did not vote on any effort to repeal and replace Obamacare, he mostly said that the blame game between Capitol Hill GOP and the White House was "goofy," and also calling it a "collective failure," President Ronald Reagan popularized what is known in political circles as "the 11th Commandment," which states "thou shalt not speak ill of any fellow Republican."
In today's Star Tribune Stephen Montemayor takes up the fate of the Minnesota edition of the Obama administration's Countering Violent Extremism Program. The Obama administration's approach to the problem of radical Islamic terrorism was fraught with stupidity and euphemism.
Sen. Patrick Leahy and Republican Gov. Phil Scott plan to announce $2.25 million in development grants through the Northern Border Regional Commission. The Trump Administration has proposed eliminating the commission, but the proposed 2018 federal budget includes a 50-percent increase for the program.
An emerging debate about whether elected officials violate people's free speech rights by blocking them on social media is spreading across the U.S. as groups sue or warn politicians to stop the practice. The American Civil Liberties Union this week sued Maine Gov. Paul LePage and sent warning letters to Utah's congressional delegation.
The former US vice president said this was because Mr Trump's decision to pull the US out of an international agreement to tackle climate change resulted in the rest of the world and individual US states and cities redoubling their commitments. Mr Gore added he initially believed Mr Trump "would come to his senses" although he has "surrounded himself with a rogues gallery of climate deniers".
Americans for Prosperity on Thursday unveiled its latest piece of a multimillion campaign designed to spur on tax reform efforts, this time thanking lawmakers the group says have been solid on the issue. The six-figure digital ad campaign is designed to thank members of the House and Senate who have supported reform efforts and encourage them to keep it a priority, the pro-free market group said.
Jason Miller and A.J. Delgado on Wednesday confirmed the birth of their son, but the former campaign staffers to President Trump offered differing accounts of their relationship to a New York tabloid and on Twitter. Miller, who was named White House communications director during the presidential transition - and who is married to another woman - confirmed the birth of son William to the New York Post, which reported that the child was a result of a campaign fling with Delgado.
U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a briefing at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J., Aug. 8. The more I reflect on the concept of recognizing one's privilege while interacting in society, the more I realize that some world "leaders," in particular, are relatively poor at this. I will single out the 45th president of the United States as being extremely guilty of acknowledging his privilege.