Trump, Republicans and GOP convention
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GOP faces brutal midterm headwinds as Republicans paint election as ‘competition with communism’
President Donald Trump headlines the first-ever GOP midterm convention in Dallas as Republicans fight to hold slim congressional majorities amid inflation.
Republican strategist Doug Heye slammed President Trump on Monday for not directing more funding from his super PAC to a variety of GOP campaigns as the Republican Party fights to maintain its control of Congress this fall.
The Republican Party, or the GOP, currently holds the majority in the US House of Representatives as well as the majority of state legislatures. The Republican leaders are Kentucky’s Mitch McConnell in the Senate and Ohio’s John Boehner in the House.
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GOP chair dangles 'crowning achievement' for Trump that carries steep price for party
Some congressional Republicans think they've found the ultimate legacy project for President Donald Trump – fixing Social Security before it goes broke. The catch is that doing so may require the president to embrace a tax increase,
Democrat James Talarico is looking for an upset after Trump backed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton despite years of scandals. He propelled Paxton to a primary win over incumbent Republican Sen. John Cornyn, who had stronger name recognition and years of experience in Washington.
The midterm election is less than four months away, and Republicans hold majorities in both houses of Congress, yet their track record has been abysmal. Other than the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” congressional Republicans have delivered little for their ...
In both coalitions, those who say they are more liberal or conservative than their party are also more critical of it.
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Maverick Democrat surges with Republicans as his own party turns on him, stoking talk of GOP switch
John Fetterman now holds a 73% favorability among Pennsylvania Republicans, surpassing Dave McCormick's 63%, as party switch speculation grows.
Rep. Mike Collins' (R-GA) campaign is going "disastrously wrong," as The Wall Street Journal laid out in excruciating detail on Monday.