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Mick Mulvaney's Summer Of Apostasy

Mick Mulvaney's Summer Of Apostasy

There’s only a few weeks left until the summer recess swallows Congress’ legislative agenda for 2014, but a group of key Republicans haven’t given up immigration quite yet. Helping guide a secretive effort to informally gauge support for legislative action

Boehner Camp's Threats Could Spark Battle

Boehner Camp's Threats Could Spark Battle

Speaker John Boehner’s friends are trying to design new, more effective punishments for the conservative members that might vote against him on the House floor come January, but the message from the right is, “don’t even try it.” “Look, intimidation

Marco Rubio PAC To Go On Air For Joni Ernst In Iowa

Marco Rubio PAC To Go On Air For Joni Ernst In Iowa

Reclaim America, Sen. Marco Rubio’s (R-FL) leadership PAC, will be going on air with a new television ad for Iowa GOP Senate candidate Joni Ernst, Terry Sullivan, the PAC’s director, told Breitbart News. Rubio, who shares a consultant, Todd Harris,

Mitch McConnell Punches Matt Hoskins in the Nose

Mitch McConnell Punches Matt Hoskins in the Nose

Matt Bevin was the candidate, but Matt Hoskins, the Jim DeMint protege and the head of the Senate Conservatives Fund, was his most important supporter – and one McConnell allies took pains to highlight and isolate throughout the race. Hoskins’

Steve Scalise For Whip?

Speculation about whether Speaker John Boehner will return for the next Congress is prompting secondary discussions on Capitol Hill about the changes that might happen if he left. One of the most interesting scenarios is a potential race for Whip

Ben Sasse: The TED Talk Tea Partier

Ben Sasse: The TED Talk Tea Partier

LINCOLN, Nebraska–We’re sitting in an RV that Ben Sasse and his family and aides have lived in and campaigned out of for eight months, and I’m getting the sense that I’m riding with a militia member. There’s a stuffed pheasant

Sasse, McConnell Talk, But Not About Leadership Race

Sasse, McConnell Talk, But Not About Leadership Race

LINCOLN, Nebraska–Contrary to some reports, the tension between Nebraska GOP Senate nominee Ben Sasse and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell does not seem to be over. McConnell and Sasse feuded in the fall, with McConnell upset about Sasse’s involvement with the

Ben Sasse Wins Nebraska GOP Senate Primary

Ben Sasse Wins Nebraska GOP Senate Primary

LINCOLN, Nebraska–Midland University President Ben Sasse won convincingly against former State Treasurer Shane Osborn and businessman Sid Dinsdale in the Republican Senate primary here, likely sending a vaunted young conservative voice to the Senate in 2015. Sasse, who received the

Sasse Leads Osborn, Dinsdale as Polls Set to Open

OMAHA, Nebraska–Hours before polls open in the Cornhusker state, Midland University President Ben Sasse held a lead against former State Treasurer Shane Osborn and bank president Sid Dinsdale. Sens. Ted Cruz (R-TX), Mike Lee (R-UT) and Tom Coburn (R-OK), former

Sasse, Osborn Debate Immigration

Sasse, Osborn Debate Immigration

With less than 48 hours before polls open for the Republican Senate primary in Nebraska, immigration has emerged as an issue of newfound importance in the race after former State Treasurer Shane Osborn signed a pledge from an anti-amnesty group

John Boehner Violates The Hastert Rule Again

John Boehner Violates The Hastert Rule Again

A bill that reauthorized the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, which was criticized on the right as unnecessary interference by the federal government in the free market, passed the House in violation of the so-called “Hastert Rule” Thursday. The bill passed

Committee Chairman Deals Blow to Immigration Push

Committee Chairman Deals Blow to Immigration Push

The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee says a proposal to allow illegal aliens to receive permanent legal residency by enlisting in the military won’t be in the underlying text of a must-pass defense bill, dealing a serious blow

Dems On Obama Speech: He Was Venting

Dems On Obama Speech: He Was Venting

Watching President Obama’s deeply partisan speech Tuesday on his health care law, you might have thought he was making a play for the midterm elections, with red meat rhetoric that could make Democratic base feel good again, if at least