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By: Sarah Ferris
Speaker Mike Johnson has once again lost a battle against hardline conservatives for control of his own House floor — and he has no clear way out.
By: Sarah Ferris
(CNN) — Speaker Mike Johnson had just delivered President Donald Trump his biggest legislative win of the year, but as he sat in his office in mid-June surrounded by a group of furious senior Republicans, the mood was sour.
Speaker Mike Johnson had just delivered President Donald Trump his biggest legislative win of the year, but as he sat in his office in mid-June surrounded by a group of furious senior Republicans, the mood was sour.
By: Sarah Ferris
(CNN) — Speaker Mike Johnson had just delivered President Donald Trump his biggest legislative win of the year, but as he sat in his office in mid-June surrounded by a
Maine Democrats would have less than three weeks to find a new candidate to take on the nation's most formidable blue-state Republican in one of their party's most important midterms contests.
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By: Sarah Ferris, Adam Cancryn
In December 2015, when Donald Trump was still a long-shot candidate in the GOP's sprawling primary field, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham offered a brazen assessment of the political outsider.
By: Sarah Ferris, Adam Cancryn
In December 2015, when Donald Trump was still a long-shot candidate in the GOP’s sprawling primary field, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham offered a brazen assessment of the political outsider.
By: Sarah Ferris, Adam Cancryn
Republicans returned to Washington on Monday night in an increasingly dour mood about the state of their party: Growing fears of a November wipeout.
By: Adam Cancryn, Sarah Ferris
U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson is privately planning a major legislative push before midterm elections.
