Congressional Republicans

Anti-Trump Republicans are going extinct. But on policy matters, the congressional GOP has changed Trump far more than he has changed it.

In 2016, older, college-educated white voters favored a Republican Congress by ten points. Today, they support a Democratic one.

Sources say Republicans will follow this act with legislation allowing all Americans to have their cake, and eat it as well.

Republicans are poised to pass a giant stimulus in an already-strong economy. That’s bad for the deficit — but good for workers.

The president took hostages that he’s unwilling to shoot. Now, the Dreamers’ allies have no reason to pay his ransom.

Looks like the FBI wasn’t corrupted by a “secret society” of Hillary Clinton supporters, after all.

Impressions of the shutdown will change and fade, but for now it doesn’t look like the Democrats fared that badly.

Featuring a highly partisan White House voice-mail message.

The historic unpopularity of Trump and the GOP tax bill have left the party without a single, statewide candidate at the start of 2018.

The continuing resolution keeps the government running until mid-January, while leaving DACA, Obamacare, and Defense spending unaddressed.

Republicans will jeopardize 9 million American kids’ access to medical care because they’re worried about adding $13 billion to the deficit.

Nobody forced Republicans to write a tax bill that gives a giant, permanent cut to corporations — and a small, temporary one to the middle class.

Meanwhile, other Republicans are worried that their bill gives too much to the middle class, and too little to millionaires.

The president plans to cut off food aid to low-income children whose parents are unemployed, or test positive for marijuana.

House conservatives just fired the opening salvo in a looming intraparty fight over spending, immigration, and perhaps, the special counsel.

It’s the first unpopular tax cut in at least four decades — and is even more hated than the bill that raised taxes under Clinton.

States are now sending out letters informing low-income families that the Children’s Health Insurance Program might not exist next year.

Republicans are soaking the middle class — and jeopardizing their House majority — all for the sake of business tax cuts their voters don’t want.

The president shoots down congressional Republicans’ latest scheme for offsetting the cost of corporate tax cuts.

The plan’s upper middle-class tax increases are too high for many GOP lawmakers to tolerate – but still too low to satisfy the party’s deficit hawks.