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Now Running for President, Someone Just Like Me
The early 2016 verbal jockeying has become as unrelenting as it is brazen
GOP Establishment Favorite Ekes out Win in Alabama
The race was an early test of whether the GOP business wing can tackle the Tea Party
Lindsey Graham: The Bipartisan Dealmaker Finds Issues to Please GOP Base
Congressional incumbents have two basic routes to re-election. One is to tack sharply toward the base, leaving only the narrowest of lanes for a primary challenger to outflank you. Most of the 11 Republican Senators up for …
Utah Senator Mike Lee: The Man Behind The Shutdown Curtain
Utah Senator Mike Lee is not preparing for a possible presidential campaign, headlining the Iowa GOP Reagan Dinner this Friday, or landing the cover of national magazines. He is not the face of the Defund Obamacare movement. He …
The Deal-Maker in DC: Susan Collins
In the DC shutdown scrum, Susan Collins (R-Maine) and her sister-colleagues of Congress worked together when their male counterparts would not. She lead the bipartisan effort that ultimately prevailed.
GOP Senators Rail Against Obamacare Before Obama Meeting
Opposition to Obamacare sparked the government shutdown now entering its 10th day. But it has taken a back seat in recent talks between Republican leaders and President Obama about how to end the effort. Just don’t expect the …
Early Hints of Shutdown Backlash in . . . Utah?
The backlash is beginning to materialize
Cruz Loses Support for Anti-Obamacare Tactic
He’s trying to block a bill he supports because he’s worried Democrats will restore funding for health care law later
What You Missed By Not Watching Rand Paul’s Response to Obama’s Speech on Syria
10:05 p.m.: Before he speaks, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul has already proved one thing: he can get from a Fox television studio to his Capitol Hill office quicker than you can bake brownies. Those just tuning in don’t know that …
Congressional Debate Over Syria Will Be Test Of Divided GOP
By seeking the approval of Congress to bomb Syria, President Barack Obama may speed forward another conflict: the battle between the warring isolationist and interventionist factions of the Republican Party, as evidenced by …
ObamaCare Wars Tearing At GOP Seams This Summer
The late-summer burst of organized conservative opposition to Republican incumbents is the sort of red-on-red conflict that bodes poorly for the fall, when Republican leaders hope to form a united front on issues as varied as …
Ted Cruz Handles Hecklers (And So Much More) With Ease
Two quick observations about Cruz