Trump impeachment may define the Republican Party
"It sure seems like the last best chance to stand up to the guy while it still matters," one GOP operative said.
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"It sure seems like the last best chance to stand up to the guy while it still matters," one GOP operative said.
"It sure seems like the last best chance to stand up to the guy while it still matters," one GOP operative said.
Democratic candidates Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff have won runoff races in the southern state of Georgia, The Associated Press news agency has projected. The victories will give Democrats control of the US Senate and have national ramifications for President-elect Joseph Biden’s administration when he takes office later this month. The elections of both candidates are historic. Warnock, 51, who serves as pastor for the same Atlanta church that civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr once led, will become the first Black senator from Georgia in history and the first Black Democrat ever ...
CC: I would not. No. HH: All right. You would not rule out? Or you would not run? CC: I would not rule it out, Hugh. HH: Well, that would be interesting. CC: Yeah. That would be a no. That last line is pretty emphatic. My assumption whenever some former presidential candidate declines to rule out running is that they’re doing it for attention, to keep themselves current lest American politics pass them by. Christie has added incentive to do that because he’s a media figure now. He’s been a contributor to ABC News for the past few years and might be angling to land his own talk show — ...
Marquise Francis December 20, 2020, 9:20 AM ATLANTA — More than 1.3 million people have already cast their ballots in the first week of early voting in the critical Georgia Senate runoff races, according to state election data. After just six days of early in-person voting and about four weeks of mail-in balloting, the unusually high number is just about on track with last month’s historic presidential race turnout in which 5 million Georgians voted. “Georgians are fired up,” Georgia-based Democratic strategist Greg Nasif told Yahoo News. “While some folks like me will always hold o...