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“He criticized Trump but he didn’t mention him; it wasn’t overt,” added former Rep. Luis Gutierrez Yet Biden was not calling for bipartisan cooperation on individual policy proposals. His was a much broader plea to turn down the temperature for the sake of preserving the country’s centuries-old experiment in democracy — a sharp contrast to Trump’s speech four years ago in which he warned of the “American carnage” wrought by liberal policies.  "Politics doesn't have to be a raging fire, destroying everything in its path. Every disagreement doesn't have to be a cause for tota...

"I can't imagine the founders in providing for pardon power for a president anticipated that presidents would use it to reward political friends, and as a result I would hope that we could develop a tradition of more narrowly providing pardons," Romney said. Romney said there should be a tradition of “not providing them to people who are cronies or political individuals.” ADVERTISEMENT Romney said he “would love to see a constitutional remedy” even though he acknowledged “it’s unlikely that something like that can get passed just given the difficult process of passing a constituti...

Every president makes a commitment to bipartisanship, but few actually succeed in bringing the parties together. Biden, who served in the Senate for more than three decades before becoming vice president, thinks he can defy history. After his party’s wins in Georgia’s Senate runoff elections, Biden will at least have a Democratic House and Senate to help him. But his majorities are razor-thin, creating a unique challenge for Biden. ADVERTISEMENT Even with congressional majorities, Trump and former Presidents Clinton and George W. Bush ran into trouble. Clinton’s stimulus plan in 1993 ne...

President-elect Joe Biden will sign more than a dozen executive actions on Wednesday reversing some of President Trump’s signature policy initiatives and setting the tone for the new administration’s focus on COVID-19, the economy, climate change and racial justice.

A Friday article from Politico reported talk has spread of Ivanka Trump launching a primary challenge to Rubio.  Girdusky on Hill.TV’s “Rising” responded to the report, explaining that one challenge the daughter and senior White House adviser could face is that she does not fit evenly into any political party.  “The problem for Ivanka is no party wants to have her. She’s not conservative enough for Republicans. She’s a Trump, so that will kick her out of the Democratic party,” Girdusky said.  Girdusky, author of “They’re Not Listening: How The Elites Created the Nati...