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Sen. MORE (Calif.) is off to the fastest start among Democrats who have already entered the 2020 presidential race, say party strategists and donors closely following the contest’s early stages.  Harris has trailed former Vice President MORE (I-Vt.) in a few polls, including a Monmouth University survey released earlier this month. But she has surged ahead of the other contenders who are actually in the race — including Democratic Sens.

White House senior adviser Stephen Miller on Sunday strongly signaled that MORE will issue a veto if lawmakers approve a measure to block his emergency declaration to secure funding for a wall along the southern border. "Obviously the president is going to protect his national emergency declaration," Miller said on "Fox New Sunday." Asked whether that meant Trump was prepared to veto Congress, Miller reiterated that Trump is "going to protect his national emergency resolution, guaranteed." Trump on Friday declared a national emergency to bypass Congress and spend roug

MORE’s allies in the GOP and one of his top advisers defended on Sunday his decision to declare a national emergency to secure funding for his long-desired border wall, a move that triggered a flurry of lawsuits and bipartisan reservations. The White House, seeking to quell political and legal questions about the president's declaration, sent hard-line immigration advocate and senior adviser Stephen Miller to push the administration’s message in a rare Sunday show appearance. “This is a deep intellectual problem that is plaguing [Washington, D.C.], which is that we've

At least some Democratic congresswomen see a double standard at play in the accusations that 2020 presidential contender Sen. MORE (D-Minn.) is hard on her staff. “Women are not usually applauded for being tough. And then when you are…” said Rep. MORE (D-Calif.), trailing off. “But you know what, she's a big girl. She'll handle it. She'll do fine.”  Rep. 65 percent turnover rate among Trump’s senior-ranking advisers as of January.  “But somehow it's an issue for Ms.

The man, who was mocking Warren’s exaggerated claims of Native American ancestry, heckled the Massachusetts Democrat as she told her backstory to a crowd of more than 1,000 supporters gathered at Central Gwinnett High School in Lawrenceville, the Daily Mail reported. “Be easy, be easy,” Warren replied, while her supporters booed the heckler being led out of the campaign event. “It’s ok, we’re good,” the 69-year-old Democrat told her supporters,

Here’s 12 establishment media commentators and journalists who fueled the Jussie Smollett flames with impassioned and uncritical reactions to the Empire actor’s imaginative account of his supposed run-in with Trump supporters in “MAGA country” Chicago. 1.