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Candidate Conversation – Sam Jammal (D)

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When Congressional Spouses (Allegedly) Misbehave

With congressional job approval hovering around 17 percent, members of Congress are carrying their own baggage into their re-election races, even without the weight of a spouse in legal trouble. Jane Sanders isn’t a stranger to the spotlight, as her husband, Vermont independent Sen. Bernie Sanders, ascended the political ladder and nearly claimed last year’s […]

Utah 3 Special: A Change from Chaffetz

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Why ‘Single-Payer’ May Not Be Republicans’ Saving Grace in 2018

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Colorado 7: The No-Longer-Perlmutter District

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New York 22: Taking on Tenney

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Candidate Conversation – Clayton Hinchman (R)

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A Bipartisan Health Care Bill Will Be Tougher to Pass than a Partisan One

The calls from Democrats and many in the media for a bipartisan health care bill are understandable. But a bipartisan plan is a very heavy lift for Congress – probably even heavier than a partisan one. Almost everyone likes the sound of a “bipartisan approach.” It comes with connotations of compromise, reasonableness, moderation and sensitivity […]

Open Seat Gives Democrats a Takeover Opportunity in New Mexico

With re-election rates often hovering above 90 percent, open seats are critical factor in Democrats’ quest for a House majority. New Mexico’s 2nd District has been an elusive target for years, as long as Rep. Steve Pearce has been on the ballot. But the Republican congressman’s decision to run for governor opens up a majority-Hispanic […]

One Reason Why Republicans Don’t Have More Women in the Senate

Women make up less than 10 percent of the Republican senators in Congress, and the GOP’s most qualified (and only top-tier) female hopeful just walked off the Senate playing field with nary a protest from Republican leaders. Missouri Rep. Ann Wagner’s challenge to Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill has been one of the worst-kept secrets of […]