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Longtime Republican rebels are leaving Congress with their tails between their legs.
My sister once looked up the coat of arms for the noble side of our family (we come from the ignoble side). It was "Gules, on a fess between three parrots argent," and as little girls we used to chant these words at each other, giggling uproariously. So much for nobility.As for the decline and fall of the Freedom Caucus, I'd like to think that John Boehner (who I still can't help kinda missing) is lifting a glass of fine Italian red in their honor.
I scream social Mike Johnson did something very out of character Monday. Normally coy in public, the speaker of the House openly admitted
Pete Hegseth's latest workout video was supposed to showcase strength.
The die is cast I would never claim to be the first person to compare Donald Trump, with his dominion over the Republican party, to Bane, the
The wicked are like the tossing sea There is an old saw in politics that while the House of Representatives is the kiddie table of Congress, the Senate is where the adults are found.
White House down President Donald Trump's unilateral decision to spend $14 million to fix up the Reflecting Pool on Washington's National
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Ooh, that smell. Can't you smell that smell? Ooh, that smell. The smell of incumbency surrounds you.
Even the Trump administration is a bit skeptical of this one.
