Mia Love is right. The loss of black Republicans in Congress really could hurt the party with black voters.
When a party elects a black official, a significant proportion of black voters shift toward that party.
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The president’s latest tweets mangle the facts on French protests, NATO funding, the cost of the Russia investigation, the hush-money payments to his alleged mistresses,
Sheriffs group remains unsatisfied with sentencing bill
Revisions made to win broad support still don’t address concerns, the association says.
Senators to try condemning Saudi crown prince for journalist’s killing
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Orrin Hatch dismisses Trump hush money allegations
The Utah Republican, who is retiring at the end of his current term, became the latest lawmaker to defend the president in the wake of
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The former FBI director also said the “giant is awakening” and called on Americans to “hold [Trump] accountable” in 2020.
Why fraud allegations throw the results in North Carolina’s 9th District into doubt
A look at the numbers.
Trump seems to be banking on voters not caring about Mueller findings
Can Trump survive the Russia investigation by just shrugging it off?
Pelosi, Schumer to meet with Trump, offer $1.3 billion for border as shutdown looms
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