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Jackson Lahmeyer is likely to withdraw after flirtatious text messages emerged.
Jackson Lahmeyer, the candidate previously backed by President Donald Trump in Oklahoma’s 1st Congressional District, dropped out of the race one day after advancing to a runoff in the GOP primary.NOTUS first reported earlier Wednesday that he was expected to drop out of the race.“After prayerful co...
By: Al Weaver, Jasmine Wright, Reese Gorman
“We take two steps forward, but then keep having to check to see if there are any landmines around,” says a source.
By: Al Weaver, Igor Bobic
Scott's surprise invitation for Trump to attend a Republican lunch led some in the conference to believe the senator will challenge Majority Leader John Thune this year.
The president called for “no more grandstanding” even as he has blocked a bipartisan housing bill in frustration.
The Oversight Committee chair said there will be public hearings and a “full report” from his committee by the end of the session.
A Republican field is forming fast, with Gov. McMaster's interim pick and an August special primary both looming.
The package, worked on with the White House, would include defense and agriculture funding alongside the SAVE America Act.
“Nobody’s been looped into the plan,” one House Republican told NOTUS, as leaders scramble to lock down support for a package of defense spending and voting law changes.
The proposal includes money for defense and provisions to require proof of citizenship when registering to vote.
