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Not only will his base stick with him, 96% say they're ready to vote for him again, but such behavior will also alienate independents who might be swayed by the perception of a political pylon. the best way to fight him is on substance, not his own style. in the primary process, if it taught us anything, it's that you can't beat him by climbing into his sandbox. you can just ask marco rubio. so, what are the political ramifications of these bitter fights on the republican side after the house repeal of obamacare the independent nonpartisan cook political report changed its mid-term predictions...

Thought that they were engaged in not global monetary policies, but then a wholeera of women were engaged with equal rights and reproduction rights, but women are not a class, but they are definitely partisan definition as demonstrate ed d the last election, and we may not have women issues, but we expect the women officeholders to shoulder the responsibility for these issues, whatever they are, get addressed and with the record number of women serving in congress, will will it change the way that congress works on issues or the issues it works on? jo joining me is amy awe cook author of the "...

There are 36 senate seats up for grabs this fall, evenly split between the two parties. but according to the respected cook report, 11 of the democratic seats are vulnerable to a republican takeover versus five vulnerable republican slots. to win back the senate, republicans would have to hold on to all their own seats and pick up ten democratic seats. not impossible, but improbable. still without dispute, republicans have the wind at their back. a year ago registered voters preferred a democratic-controlled congress 48 to 39%. now a new "wall street journal" nbc poll finds republicans have er...

Political races that can alter the landscape. democrats are in control with a. there is a chance republicans could significantly change that bottom line. there are 36 senate seats up for grabs this fall, evenly split between the two parties. according to the respected cook report, 11 of the democratic seats are vulnerable to a republican takeover, versus five republican slots. to win back the senate republicans have to hold on to their own seats and pick up 10 democratic seats, not impossible but improbable. still, without dispute, the republicans have the wind at their back. now, a new wall s...

Bills. without a single democratic vote. here's what they said. >> i really do believe and i said on social media today, i believe we'll have a lot of bipartisan work done and maybe we start with infrastructure because i really believe infrastructure can be bipartisan. >> i don't think most of our democratic colleagues want to do nothing. and there are areas i think where we can get bipartisan agreement. >> all right. joining us now is charlie cook, editor and publisher of the cook report and also neera tan den, president of the center for american progress and norm orion steen, a congressiona...