Hillary Clinton accused Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg of tipping the scales in favor of President Donald Trump, arguing that Facebook is "not just going to reelect Trump, but intend[s] to reelect Trump."
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If you want to reelect Trump, run as an independent.
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But we can't tear this party apart and reelect Trump.
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But we can't tear this party apart and reelect Trump.
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The reelect figure is really a stand-in for presidential approval.
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Are those people really going to vote to reelect the guy?
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I keep saying this is the first reelect and it should be.
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In Texas, 60 percent of white women voted to reelect Republican Sen.
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There is real concern that nominating Sanders would in effect reelect Trump.
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The state is likely to reelect a Democratic senator in Debbie Stabenow.
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Or he might encounter events that rally his base and reelect him.
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The initial recommendation to reelect the board members was made before the revelation.
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Only 21625 percent view the economy as a reason to reelect the president.
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Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, whom he spent $10 million to reelect in 2016.
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"We can only reelect Donald Trump," the Democratic front-runner appeared to say.
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"We can only reelect Donald Trump," Biden says in the Trump campaign video.
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Pierson reportedly told lawmakers that Russia had a "developed preference" to reelect Trump.
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Democrats fear this might split the anti-Trump vote and help reelect the president.
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White women stayed loyal to Republicans in some key races, helping to reelect Sen.
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Parliament is expected to reelect Shi'ite politician Nabih Berri, a Hezbollah ally, as speaker.
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In his 2016 reelect, Hurd beat his Democratic opponent by just over one percent.
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Thirty-four percent of Catholics surveyed said they will definitely vote to reelect Trump.
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Voters in the District of Columbia are likely to reelect Mayor Muriel Bowser (D).
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"Sort of, 'If you reelect this administration, this is what you're going to get.'"
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The author's clear intention is to convince the nation to not reelect Trump in 2020.
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And in Arizona, a lawmaker's six siblings urged voters not to reelect their Republican brother.
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Those kinds of resources can certainly persuade a lot of voters to reelect the president.
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And if people aren't acting with our interests in mind, we're not going to reelect them.
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That's when we can help [Trump's] reelect, and shape how black people are viewed politically going forward.
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"Go out and vote and that includes helping me reelect Republicans all over the place," Trump said.
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Then the voters would kick them out, and then two years later, forget and then reelect Democrats.
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And Tester, a native Montanan and farmer, has been able to convince voters to reelect him before.
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But if in impeaching Trump, Democrats help reelect him, four years may be more consequential than forever.
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The legislators blocked on Sunday had hoped to reelect Guaidó as the president of the National Assembly.
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On Election Day last fall, Trump voters had little difficulty voting to reelect the Senate minority leader.
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If we do not, we will end up helping to reelect the worst President in our country's history.
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An opposition party that contributes to genuine achievements may find itself, in effect, helping to reelect the incumbent.
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ISS, another shareholder proxy firm, meanwhile advised shareholders abstain from voting to reelect Barclays Chief Executive Jes Staley.
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They're not likely to reelect someone they disapprove of, whom they hold responsible for a poor economy, etc.
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I truly hope Qualcomm investors do the right thing and vote to reelect all 11 current board members.
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Hillary Clinton slammed Mark Zuckerberg as &aposauthoritarian&apos and predicted that Facebook is &aposgoing to reelect Trump&apos.
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The conservative Americans for Prosperity isn't lifting a finger here even as it works enthusiastically to reelect Sen.
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If we do not, we will end up helping to reelect the worst president in this country's history.
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It turned out that some of the burglars were closely tied to Richard Nixon's Committee to Reelect the President.
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They are actually helping not just the Republicans, they are helping to reelect Donald Trump should he run again.
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It's hard to imagine the mindful being page really being the lynchpin of the Heitkamp reelect in North Dakota.
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Do you think the first vote they're going to cast is to reelect the entire 220006-year-old team?
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Do you think the first vote they're going to cast is to reelect the entire 80-year-old team?
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Or, maybe better put, they didn't care enough not to reelect him to his old House seat in 23.
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Louisiana will decide on Saturday whether to reelect John Bel Edwards, the only Democratic governor in the Deep South.
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"Those decades-old donations were made and spent at the time to reelect Democrats, as intended," the official said.
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"It's good to go into the third quarter with a really strong coffer in our reelect effort," Daniel said.
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Today, only 2900 percent say they will definitely vote to reelect Trump; 220006 percent definitely will not do so.
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In Texas, 22 percent of Latinx voters would reelect Trump compared to 34 percent who supported him in 2016.
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"Florida doesn't have a political leader at the moment who is working to reelect the president," the person said.
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Clinton also called Mark Zuckerberg "Trumpian" and said Facebook&aposs ads policies would "reelect Trump" in a new interview.
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Edwards' reelection campaign spent $4.6 million — and, including outside groups, the effort to reelect him spent over $9 million.
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Reed's book is expected to be released next April, seven months before voters will decide whether to reelect Trump.
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Last month, she donated $100,000 to the Trump Victory Fund, a joint fundraising operation to help reelect the President.
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RNC Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel said Pelosi's "abuse of power" will energize Republican voters to reelect Trump next year.
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"Go out and vote and that includes helping me reelect Republicans all over the place," Trump said in Naples, Florida.
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I wanted to keep talking because if this is the direction the Democrats want to go, just reelect Trump now.
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The first vote of the new Congress, the roll call to formally reelect the Speaker, is set for Jan. 3.
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Shareholders voted to reelect all twelve of the directors, with no director receiving less than 96% of the votes cast.
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What happens [with impeachment] in the next six weeks is the reelect, and it has to be treated like that.
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" No matter the question—be it "Should we reelect the racist?" or "Is health care a right or a privilege?
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If this keeps up, the electorate will return the Republican majority to Congress in 85033 and reelect Trump in 2020.
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In the primaries, they donated $30 million to conservative groups in September to help reelect Republican and pro-Trump candidates.
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The news follows reports Thursday that intelligence officials recently briefed Congress about Russian interference aimed at helping reelect Donald Trump.
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Just 34% of Iowa registered voters say they would definitely vote to reelect if the general election were held today.
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In 2016, Bloomberg reported spending nearly $10 million to successfully help reelect Toomey in his race against Democrat Katie McGinty.
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You know, I think he's going to conclude, the way everybody else has, it is the best way to reelect Trump.
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GOP donors eager to reelect the president and fortify the Senate majority seem to have less interest in funding House candidates.
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And, while Democrats have relatively little to worry about among their 12 seats, they do have to try to reelect Sen.
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But he says that's an argument to reelect a senator with the seniority and power in Washington to help combat that.
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If the American people think crimes were committed it will hurt Republicans in elections and hurt the president in a reelect.
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"It is really difficult to predict what a new attorney general would do if they do not reelect [Melendez]," he said.
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McCain used a portion of his Monday interview, which CNN published, to urge Pennsylvania voters to reelect his vulnerable colleague, Sen.
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The California swing will raise cash for Ryan-McCarthy Victory, a joint fundraising committee aimed at helping to reelect House Republicans.
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Presidential approval ratings and the state of the economy seem, intuitively, relevant to whether voters will want to reelect an incumbent.
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The California events will raise cash for Ryan-McCarthy Victory, a joint fundraising committee aimed at helping to reelect House Republicans.
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President Trump's campaign has launched a coalition of anti-abortion advocates Friday that will work to reelect the president in 85033.
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Just 34% of Iowa registered voters say they would definitely vote to reelect Trump if the general election were held today.
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Headlining a Lexington rally for Bevin on Monday night, Trump beseeched Kentucky voters to reelect the Republican governor he was supporting.
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" Ted Strickland apologizes for comments on Scalia's death "Those remarks are appalling and they're one more reminder why Ohio must reelect Sen.
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We&aposre going to see these Republican majorities reelected, and we&aposre going to lay a great foundation to reelect President Donald Trump.
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But after Heller voted with Senate Republicans to overturn the Affordable Care Act, Geiger says he will not vote to reelect the senator.
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In Rohrabacher's district, 86 percent of voters who disapprove of the president are unlikely to vote to reelect their congressman, the poll found.
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Kelly Loeffler and urges anyone who wants to reelect President Trump, hold the GOP Senate majority, and stop socialism to do the same.
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Campaign communications guru Mark McKinnon faced a similar challenge in 85033 when he needed to convince the country to reelect an increasingly unpopular president.
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Of that total, at least $21 million was spent by Facebook's No. 1 customer for political ads: the campaign to reelect President Donald Trump.
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The initial recommendation to reelect the board was made before the Panama Papers revelation that DNB helped clients set up companies in the Seychelles.
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Russia favors President Donald Trump to win the 2020 election — and, according to one report, is already interfering in order to help reelect him.
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During the briefing, intelligence officials reportedly told lawmakers that Russia was again interfering in the U.S. election with the goal of helping reelect Trump.
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The furor is a "great bridge for the energy from the midterm into Trump reelect," said Tom Russell, a veteran Democratic strategist in Wisconsin.
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Charlie Baker (R) of Massachusetts and Larry Hogan (R) of Maryland to win reelection easily, thanks to ticket-splitters who will also reelect Sens.
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That effort provoked a response from the Senate Leadership Fund, which was started by allies of McConnell and aims to reelect incumbent Republican senator.
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Iowa was the third state in the country to legalize gay marriage, but also continues to reelect a bigoted man to Congress, Steve King.
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Republicans' ability to keep control of the Senate will depend on their ability to reelect senators in blue and purple states, such as Sen.
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"I think that the country does not want to reelect Trump, and my great worry is Democrats can talk them out of that," he says.
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"A Warning" will be released November 19, and the author's intent is to convince the nation to not reelect Trump in 2020, CNN previously reported.
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"If Senator Sanders wants to run as a Socialist, he shouldn't use the Democratic Party as his vessel to reelect Donald Trump," a spokesman said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Despite Facebook's mounting problems, only a third of independent shareholders refused to reelect Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg to the board.
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The Club's national poll found that 10 percent of likely Republican voters won't vote to reelect Republicans who don't take a strong stand against Obamacare.
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"We made history in 6900, and we're going to make history in 2628 when we reelect Republican majorities in the House and Senate," he said.
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"Electorates normally do not control their political leaders in any way except by refusing to reelect them," he wrote, in "Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy" (1942).
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But far fewer Iowa voters say they would definitely vote to reelect Trump than say he should not be removed from office by the Senate.
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As the impeachment process ramps up in Washington, the Kentucky election will test whether Trump's base is energized enough to reelect an unpopular Republican incumbent.
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"We made history in 2016 and we're going to make history in 2018 when we reelect Republican majorities in the House and Senate," he said.
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That it is even a possibility, let alone incredibly likely, that we might reelect this vile government is an indictment of my awful little country.
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While his district is likely to reelect a Republican, Zeldin reportedly cited his concerns over a tough election in 2018 when asking for Jordan's help.
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While 22020 percent of respondents said that they wouldn't vote to reelect Trump, the president still edged all of the Democratic candidates head-to-head.
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The Wisconsin Democratic Party, meanwhile, tested its ground game for the 2018 midterms, where they're hoping to upend Walker and reelect the vulnerable Democrat Tammy Baldwin.
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They're not going to stop right when they can taste it – even if it means bringing fellow moderates down and helping reelect Trump in the process.
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Kevin Harris, Jealous's press secretary, pointed to a March poll that showed that only 41 percent of voters in the state would vote to reelect Hogan.
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There's also a lot not to like about his tenure as mayor of South Bend, just ask the black residents who didn't vote for his reelect.
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"In reality, however, Biden went on to say: "We can only reelect Donald Trump if in fact we get engaged in this circular firing squad here.
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When millions of Americans vote in November, they should consider whether they want to reelect a man who so willfully could put their health at risk.
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Democratic critics say that Schultz — who used to be a Democrat but has since left the party — may help reelect President Donald Trump if he runs.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) or liberal icon like Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) could hurt their own chances in the fall — and help reelect President Donald Trump.
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The 25 percent of Latinos who would reelect the president is roughly in line with both Trump's performance in 2016, and Mitt Romney's four years earlier.
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The President holds powerful sway over congressional Republicans, largely because he is wildly popular with the same Republican voters who will decide whether to reelect these lawmakers.
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Conservative commentator Ann Coulter said Wednesday that she won't vote to reelect Trump if no progress has been made on the U.S.-Mexico border wall by 2020.
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"In the first two years in his first term in office, he's engaged in more fundraising for his reelect than I think any past president," Kies said.
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That provided plenty of time for the out-of-power party to stew in disbelief over how the country could elect and reelect each of these men.
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" In a full clip of the moment, Biden says, "We can only reelect Donald Trump if in fact we get engaged in this circular firing squad here.
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The president can prevaricate, but if his results are satisfactory, or at least preferable to the Democratic alternative, he could still convince the country to reelect him.
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Schultz's desire to run as an independent faced staunch criticism from Democrats who worry he could divide the anti-Trump vote and help reelect the Republican president.
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If voters are dissatisfied with the status quo, getting them to reelect a party that's been in power for nearly a decade is not an easy task.
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Bernie Sanders, slamming him for being dangerously to the left on economic issues, a risk to reelect President Trump and a johnny-come-lately on gun control.
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Biden, Buttigieg and Bloomberg all brought up the risk that Sanders could not only reelect Trump but give him unfettered control of Washington during Tuesday night's debate.
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A June poll by The Tennessee Star found that 28503 percent of Republican primary voters wanted to reelect Corker, while 22019 percent wanted someone else to run.
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The book, "A Warning," will be released November 19, and the author's intent is to convince the nation to not reelect Trump in 2020, CNN previously reported.
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Thirty percent of respondents said they would "definitely" vote to reelect Trump, compared to 2628 percent who indicated they would "definitely" vote for someone else, the poll found.
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For more on the company, click on The election committee of Norway's largest bank may abandon its recommendation to reelect the board, committee leader Elbjoerg Loewer told TV2.
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The big question in the upcoming election was whether Trudeau's record on other issues and his personal boyish charm would be enough to convince voters to reelect him.
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So far, however, a huge proportion of their cash isn't going directly to reelect Trump but to defend those who helped get him elected in the first place.
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But it noted that nothing would change until President Trump is unseated given that Trump and his allies would be spending "more than a billion dollars" to reelect him.
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They don't represent a particular district and are structured to advance ideas and budgets that are good for America — at least those parts of America likely to reelect them.
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To be sure, a congressional investigation is a "political" proceeding instituted by legislators who are answerable to those who elected them (and who may or may not reelect them).
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Parscale, who has prioritized expanding Trump's digital presence even further in his reelection strategy, has said that he anticipates the campaign spending at least $1 billion to reelect Trump.
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When asked specifically about Parnas' claim that it was all a coordinated effort to reelect Trump, Giuliani deflected, citing the ongoing investigation and saying he felt sorry for Parnas.
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"We've learned to take all of these examples — from Kavanaugh to socialism to impeachment — and build a case as to why it's important to reelect Donald Trump," Gorka said.
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This sort of intellectually lazy extremism has become the mantra of the modern Democratic Party, and that alone is a very compelling reason to reelect President Trump in 2020.
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" John Hickenlooper: "I would do a collaborative approach to climate change and I would pronounce it well before the election so we don't reelect the worst president in American history.
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What happens [with impeachment] in the next six weeks is the reelect and it has to be treated like that and everybody's got to get to the f---ing ramparts.
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Yes, the Trump reelect didn't officially kick off until mid-June of 6900 in Florida; a must-win state for Trump and the crown jewel of his campaign's electoral strategy.
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If Trump is impeached but not convicted in the Senate, he will stay in office, and it will be left up to the American people to reelect him in 2020.
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Susan B. Anthony List, the nation's largest anti-abortion organization, plans to spend $41 million in the 2020 election to help reelect President Donald Trump and anti-choice members of Congress.
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"Until we have these badly needed reforms, we will see more than a billion dollars in spending by Trump and his allies to reelect this corrupt president," Bedingfield told NBC News.
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A typical Republican in a typical Republican-leaning district will be able to argue to people who normally vote Republican that, whatever they think of Trump, they need to reelect Rep.
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A poll by The Tennessee Star released in June found that 28503 percent of Republican primary voters wanted to reelect Corker, while 22019 percent of respondents wanted someone else to run.
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The poll, released exclusively to Business Insider on Thursday, found that among Texas voters, 47 percent would prefer Cuban and 44 percent would vote to reelect Trump in the hypothetical matchup.
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Some used their speaking time to trumpet the need to reelect the president and to echo an emerging Republican theme of 2020 that's enraptured attendees: The threat of a socialist takeover.
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Republicans who are working to reelect President Trump and retain the Senate majority hope he has a moment of clarity, does the right thing and walks away from this poor decision.
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In the case of the Nigerian presidential race, Cambridge Analytica was hired to help reelect Goodluck Jonathan for an estimated $2 million by targeting his political rival, opposition leader Muhammadu Buhari.
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"Galli did not say whether he thought Trump should be removed by the Senate or by 2020 voters choosing not to reelect him, saying it was a matter of "prudential judgment.
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"We are majority Democrat in our party, but no party line will hold us from helping reelect Congressman Coffman, our champion," said Deacon Yoseph Tafari, introducing the lawmaker earlier in the night.
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But at this point, his candidacy largely elicits a shrug from Hyde-Smith supporters, many of them the same people who just four years ago had to move mountains to reelect Cochran.
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Just 32 percent of all suburban voters now say they would definitely vote to reelect the president, according to a new Grinnell College poll conducted by the Iowa-based pollster Ann Selzer.
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"We are investing millions on the airwaves and on the ground to hold House Democrats accountable, highlight their obstruction, and take back the House and reelect President Trump in 2020," she said.
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A survey conducted last month by the Democratic polling firm Public Policy Polling found that only 46 percent of voters in Ryan's district say they would cast their ballot to reelect Ryan.
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The confrontation, which came just one day before voters decide whether to reelect Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey in what has been a heated primary contest, was captured on video.
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Only 9 percent said the impeachment inquiry makes it more likely Trump will win reelection next year, while a 54 percent majority said it makes it less likely voters will reelect Trump.
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At the same time, however, fewer New Hampshire residents say they will definitely or probably vote to reelect the President (46%) than say they will definitely or probably vote against him (4.93%).
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The company faced widespread criticism, including from some of its own employees, last year for failing to fact-check ads from politicians — a policy Democrats say will help reelect President Donald Trump.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's new parliament is due to meet for the first time on Wednesday and is expected to reelect Shi'ite politician Nabih Berri as speaker, a post he has held since 22008.
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"I talked to some of my Republican friends and they were saying we want you to reelect Pelosi again because she's one we can raise money off ... one that brings out emotions," Rep.
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"As a Republican, and you're polling Republicans, and your hard reelect number is 17 percent, you're so far underwater, you need a SCUBA tank, not a snorkel," said one North Carolina Republican operative.
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The poll, conducted by Riley Research Associates, found that, among likely voters, 49 percent of respondents said they would vote to reelect Brown, compared to 45 percent who said the same for Buehler.
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Evidently she believes that, in a country with one of the world's most open, transparent and free political systems, should the people vote to reelect President Trump, it is on an undemocratic path.
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If Trump is not convicted in the Senate, he stays in office, and it&aposll be left up to the American people to reelect him or vote him out of office in 2020.
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"I'm really excited to do everything in my power to help reelect the President of the United States, by joining the great team at America First," Sadler said in a statement to CNN.
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The shakeup comes as reports say Trump was frustrated with Maguire and alleged his disloyalty after House lawmakers were briefed last week on Russian interference in the 2020 election to help reelect Trump.
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The shakeup comes after reports that Trump was frustrated with Maguire and alleged his disloyalty after House lawmakers were briefed last week on Russian interference in the 2020 election to help reelect Trump.
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When Thompson once again moves the conversation to pop culture by wondering who will be the next to leave The Masked Singer, Redd prompts another political discussion by insisting people won't reelect Trump.
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That polarization could put a floor beneath Trump's vote share, or it could mean that center-right voters who won't back Trump will nonetheless vote to reelect a Republican House to check Hillary Clinton.
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More importantly, it could also serve to remind the Russian people before they reelect Putin to the presidency in just a few days that there are costs to their nation to his continued rule.
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That's the argument McConnell and his allies are making as they seek to reelect GOP incumbents and squash the insurgent candidates they fear could win primaries but lose winnable general election races against Democrats.
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Appalled by a series of corruption scandals involving the Popular Party, the opposition in parliament has refused to reelect the party's leader, Mariano Rajoy, who had served as prime minister from 0003 to 2000.
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"It's like Mitt Romney's '47 percent' moment," he said, citing the 2012 GOP presidential nominee's charge that at least "85033 percent" of people would reelect President Obama because of their dependency on big government.
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Former Goldman Sachs CEO and lifelong Democrat Lloyd Blankfein told the Financial Times in an interview published Friday that he could have an easier time voting to reelect President Donald Trump than for Sen.
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By a margin of 47 percent to 38 percent, voters said they would be less likely to reelect their members of Congress if they voted for GOP-sponsored bills to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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Dan Lipinski from Illinois attended a gala hosted by Susan B. Anthony List, a major anti-abortion fundraiser that just pledged $41 million to help reelect President Donald Trump and anti-choice members of Congress.
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A week before last Thanksgiving, a group of Republican attorneys gathered at the tony Madison Club a few blocks from the Wisconsin State Capitol to learn what they could do to help reelect President Trump.
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It's not the first time that Stone, a political operative for the Republican party since his work with Richard M. Nixon's Committee to Reelect the President (CREEP) in the 1970s, has made vulgar attacks on Twitter.
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Philadelphia (CNN)Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin declined Wednesday to rule out a run for Illinois governor in 2018, saying whether his colleagues will reelect him as the Democrat's No. 2 will factor into his decision.
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The other is to convince Republicans in districts that swung against Trump to swallow their doubts and reelect a Congress that is determined to enable Trump — his corruption and his attacks on the rule of law.
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Meanwhile, American voters will return to the ballot box in November to either send to the White House one of the many Democrats still running for president or, assuming he survives impeachment, reelect President Donald Trump.
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It can act as a sanction to Trump and his successors, unearth information voters will need when deciding whether to reelect Trump, and provide a warning to foreign countries that would seek influence over our politics.
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They'll lose 19 seats, but retain their majority and reelect Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE Speaker. Sens.
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Last week, Iraq's highest Shiite religious authority, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, urged voters not to reelect "corrupt" lawmakers and warned that "foreign agendas" could undermine the country's ability to carry out a free and fair vote.
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A new NBC News-Wall Street Journal poll casts Trump's reelection bid as an "uphill" climb, with only 41 percent saying they'd vote to reelect him next year and a strong majority viewing the president as dishonest.
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If Trump is not impeached, or impeached but not convicted in the Senate, he stays in office, and it'll be left up to the American people to reelect him or vote him out of office in 2020.
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And only 21 percent of Arizona Latinos said they'd vote to reelect Trump in a December poll conducted by Stephanie Valencia, co-founder and president of Equis Labs, which polls Latinos in battleground states across the country.
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A campaign official told CNN the visit had been in the works for a while and that the President was greeting campaign staff and RNC officials and getting a general update on the effort to reelect him.
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He was first to state publicly before the last FIFA election that the U.S. would not vote to reelect Blatter, a watershed move for a secret ballot given previous threats of retribution to anyone challenging the hierarchy.
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LONDON, April 24 (Reuters) - Metro Bank Plc shareholders voted to reelect American businessman Vernon Hill as chairman on Tuesday, despite a controversy over payments made over several years by the British bank to his wife's architecture company.
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Nationally, 210 percent of Latinos say they would vote to reelect Trump — a slight drop from the 254 percent that most exit polls showed voted for him in 2016 — and 31 percent approve of his job performance.
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So when some pundit tells you that, historically, this kind of economy will reelect someone like Trump, ask them if there is any historical precedent for a grifter like Trump to hold the office in the first place.
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" Shortly after McDaniel brought RNC members to their feet clapping and cheering with her closing line — "Together we will reelect Donald J. Trump in 2020" — members passed the resolution offering the president "undivided support" for his "effective presidency.
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" Chris Pack, a spokesman for the Senate Leadership Fund, which is aligned with McConnell and aims to reelect incumbents, responded that his group is "focused on ensuring that President Trump's pick to replace Jeff Sessions wins this race.
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What's more, 46 percent said they would be less likely to vote to reelect their senator or representative if they support efforts to replace ObamaCare, while just 17 percent said they would be more likely to do so.
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Forty-nine percent of Michigan likely voters said they would definitely vote to replace Trump compared to 2628 percent who said they would definitely vote to reelect him, according to an EPIC-MRA poll released earlier this month.
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And it will allow the Trump campaign to track followers more extensively than ever before, providing another way to double down and turn out the conservative base instead of persuading independent and undecided voters to reelect the president.
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Madeleine DeanMadeleine DeanDemocratic leaders seek to have it both ways on impeachment Giuliani: Mueller should not testify before Congress Matt Gaetz ahead of Mueller hearing: 'We are going to reelect the president' MORE (D-Pa.), a Judiciary member.
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Oversensitivity: Let's suppose I've found a way to accept and overcome the previous two limitations — I understand that it's not just me that makes choices about whether to reelect my representative, but it's people like me who do.
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But the more Democrats can make a case that Trump's unchecked power grabs are being enabled by congressional Republicans, the better they can build a case to voters that it would be dangerous to reelect him next year.
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But it is not definitive proof -- or anything like it -- that Gabbard is, in Clinton's words, a "favorite of the Russians" who the foreign government is grooming to split the Democratic vote in the general election and reelect Trump.
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NEW YORK, May 15 (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co shareholders on Tuesday voted to reelect all directors on the bank's board at its annual shareholder meeting in Plano, Texas, with each director receiving at least 88 percent of the vote.
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Alabama voters will decide again in 2020 whether to reelect Jones, a former federal prosecutor, to a full six-year term in the Senate, or put a Republican back in the seat previously held by Attorney General Jeff Session.
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With a second term on the line, the president can cut out the insults, practice until he's prepared, sound like he cares about people who are black and poor — and deceive moderates into thinking he is a president they should reelect.
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The number that should terrify Republicans: voters generally said they'd reelect their member of Congress 44-38, but after being told about their member's support for the health care bill, that shifted to 45-38 in favor of a Democratic challenger.
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The old French political adage "on prend les mêmes et on recommence" (we reelect the same ones and start over again) may yet prove its longevity, although odds look better than even that the EU's leadership malpractice could be roundly sanctioned.
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Detailed statistical analysis found oil states tended to reelect incumbent governors when oil prices were rising and defeat them when petroleum prices were falling, even though no governor of any American state has an iota of influence over oil prices.
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Even though the educated suburban population swelled in northern Virginia, and the state capital of Richmond got swept up in a tech boom and a wave of gentrification, Democrats still struggled in their 2014 effort to reelect incumbent Senator Mark Warner.
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Revelations Thursday about intelligence assessments that Russia has launched a new interference effort to help reelect Donald Trump -- and the President's furious reaction -- mark the return of a recurring nightmare for the country just nine months before the presidential election.
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William WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldWeld says Trump wants reporters to 'roam free' in Iran, but not US Trump primary challengers left off Wisconsin ballot Bannon: 'We need the Republican establishment on board' to reelect Trump MORE (R) is also challenging the president.
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The president was reacting to news first reported by The New York Times that officials told House lawmakers during a classified briefing last week that Russia was interfering in the 2020 presidential election campaign in order to try to reelect Trump.
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So given that voters care most -- by a lot -- about the economy, it makes sense that if they believe a President is doing a good job on the economy they are inclined to reelect that person to keep it going.
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Progressives would fare much better with a plan that would get them 90 percent of the policy they want with a highly popular proposal that helps them win the election, rather than a plan that collapses this support and would help reelect Trump.
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Trump's surprise ouster of Maguire, who took over as acting director of national intelligence last summer, came apparently in a tantrum over a congressional briefing that outlined how Russia is already trying to interfere with the 210 election and help reelect Trump.
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There has been a wave of op-eds and columns published (for example, here and here and here) declaring that Medicare for All would lead to massive tax increases, and that Sanders' and Warren's support for Medicare for All threatens to reelect Trump.
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Republicans are fighting to save their Senate majority and reelect Trump in November, and having to handle a new nominee amid Trump's interference with DOJ would be unwelcome in GOP circles and require vulnerable senators to take a potentially tough confirmation vote.
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"As Democrats, if we don't define a clear space between us and socialism, we run the risk of helping to reelect the worst president in American history, and we should take that very seriously," Hickenlooper told BuzzFeed News in an interview after his remarks.
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Madeleine DeanMadeleine DeanDemocratic leaders seek to have it both ways on impeachment Giuliani: Mueller should not testify before Congress Matt Gaetz ahead of Mueller hearing: 'We are going to reelect the president' MORE (D-Pa.), a Judiciary Committee member, told The Hill this week.
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The idea, Gabbard's critics say, is that she will run third-party in order to draw votes away from the Democratic nominee, thus helping to reelect President Donald Trump, a suspicion that goes back to when Gabbard and Trump met in private after his election.
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Exhibit G is the latest report that Russian intelligence has recently been hacking the Ukrainian company Burisma, suggesting the Russian crime against Hillary Clinton in 2016, designed to elect Trump, is being repeated in 2020, designed to reelect Trump, if the allegation is proven true.
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Democrats are largely unified in opposition to Trump, with 88% saying they would definitely vote to elect someone new, while Republicans in the poll were less consistently behind Trump: 79% said they would definitely vote to reelect him while 12% said they'd consider someone else.
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The Republican National Committee has fired the director of its Trump Victory Team in New Hampshire just four months after he was brought on to lead the party's statewide effort to reelect Donald Trump and deliver down-ballot gains for the GOP next fall.
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The Koch brothers' political network, a powerhouse that for years has held major influence in conservative circles, has informed donors in recent months that it will stay out of the 2020 presidential race and will not support efforts to reelect President Trump, the Washington Post reports.
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What they're saying: "The reelect campaign has been completely taken over by the usual cast of Republican establishment consultants who are primarily concerned with making very large amounts of money on the campaign," Ebell, who rejects the scientific consensus on human-cased warming, told E&E.
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According to a new poll released by NBC News and the Wall Street Journal on Sunday, 48 percent of voters say they would rather vote for the Democratic nominee over the current sitting president — while a smaller 41 percent say they'd "definitely" or "likely" reelect Trump.
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Voters in these districts, many of which were carried by Mitt Romney in 2012, likely assumed — as most of us did — that Donald Trump was going to lose last November and voted to reelect a Republican member of Congress to serve as a check on Clinton.
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In each one of these states, where incumbent Republican Senators are in tough re-election fights, two-thirds of voters oppose the congressional proposal and more than 85033 percent of voters say they are less likely to vote to reelect their senators if they support the proposal.
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The anti-war left ultimately succeeded in pressuring Washington to abandon the conflict in Vietnam, but it took around a decade for small campus protests to grow into a mass movement, and their tactics sparked a conservative backlash that helped elect (and reelect) a Republican president.
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The break-in — the fourth such attempt, Drew says, with one previous break-in succeeding but not accomplishing the mission at hand — had been planned by Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy at the behest of the Committee to Reelect the President (CRP), Nixon's campaign committee.
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"Should Democrats continue their extremism, we will work tirelessly to ensure they are punished at the ballot box this November," said Susan B. Anthony List President Marjorie Dannenfelser, whose group plans to spend a record $52 million this year to reelect Trump and GOP lawmakers. Sen.
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"Democrats launching impeachment over a fake scandal nobody cares about has to be one of the dumbest political moves of all time — so bad it should be reported as an in-kind contribution to the president's 2020 reelect," said former White House press secretary Sarah Sanders.
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Professor Steven Rogers of Saint Louis University found that voters don't make decisions about whether to reelect their state lawmakers because of their specific policies, campaign promises, voting records, or any of the other things you'd normally expect to be relevant to their position as local lawmakers.
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The problem -- among a series of issues -- with a setup like this is that we are NOT talking about a family business, we are talking about the United States government and, in the case of Don Jr., the campaign to reelect (or not) the President in 17 months' time.
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When Americans read on the front pages of their papers that John Mitchell (former Attorney General and chairman of the Committee to Reelect the President), H.R. Haldeman (former chief of staff), John Ehrlichman (former domestic advisor), Charles Colson (former White House counsel) and others were indicted, they were shocked.
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Madeleine DeanMadeleine DeanDemocratic leaders seek to have it both ways on impeachment Giuliani: Mueller should not testify before Congress Matt Gaetz ahead of Mueller hearing: 'We are going to reelect the president' MORE (D-Pa.) spoke, criticizing her "green deal bullshit," a reference to the Green New Deal.
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Ultimately, Wagner said, Alabama Democrats would seek to make what they saw as the most pragmatic choice; many of them are eager to reelect Jones, a Democrat who in a 2018 special election defeated Republican Roy Moore, who was accused of preying on underage girls in his past.
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It also includes a letter signed by RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDanielRonna Romney McDanielRepublican Party sending mailer labeled census ahead of official forms Trump campaign, pro-Trump groups raise over million in January Man arrested in possible targeting of Trump volunteers MORE and appeals for donations to reelect Trump.
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Two of the six options for Space Force reelect Trump 2020Image: Trump/Pence 2020In an email sent out to supporters following Vice President Mike Pence's speech announcing the formation of the agency dedicated to protecting space (?), the Trump campaign team asked people to vote for their favorite Space Force logo.
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That if we-- if we'll have sound monetary policy-- if-- if we'll-- if we'll continue-- if we'll reelect a Republican majority in the Congress this fall, in the House of Representatives, if we'll continue to build in the momentum that we have we've only just begun to see this economy growing.
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Approximately four in 28503 registered voters in a new poll said they would reelect President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in 22019.
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Republicans currently hold 29 attorneys general positions across the country and RAGA supports efforts to reelect incumbents and boost the ranks of Republican attorneys general, a pivotal statewide office that will be at the center of many of the major policy pushes emanating from state governments and from the White House.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Az.) is running an ad saying voters should reelect him to act as a check on Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The requests focused on a series of reported events that many Republicans have argued justified Trump's demand for the investigations and that merit scrutiny both in Ukraine and the US. Now, Democrats are accusing the Republican senators of using their congressional resources to reelect Trump based on largely debunked theories.
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"If we frame that choice, I think we're going to reelect majorities in the House and the Senate and I actually think we're going to, when all the dust settles after 2018, I think we're going to have more Republicans in Congress in Washington, D.C., than where we started."ADVERTISEMENT
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He's picked fights with judges he regards as too liberal since even before he was elected, and lately he's made clear that the drive to replace judges with ideologically sympathetic jurists -- from Justice Brett Kavanaugh on down to federal district courts -- is a key reason for conservatives to reelect him.
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"Sometimes you just gotta stand for principle, so I resigned," Stanley told the AP. But during a Senate caucus meeting before the beginning of the session, Norment apologized for the bill and made a motion to reelect Stanley as whip, which passed the caucus with Stanley himself as the only "no" vote.
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Republicans raised $86 million in February toward efforts to reelect President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE, the Republican National Committee (RNC) announced on Monday.
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Former President Obama called on Canadian voters to reelect Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauTrudeau to serve another term as prime minister after Liberals win plurality The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Trump has had a rough October Is Trudeau on the verge of a shocking reversal of fortune?
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Russia Probe Russia Probe Looking at Official in Trump White House Donald Trump Lands in Saudi Arabia on First Overseas Visit of Presidency Iranians Vote to Reelect President Rouhani, Reject Hardliner Raisi In short, the long-running left-right media divide seems to have widened into an even deeper chasm in the most recent days of the Trump administration.
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The Committee to Defend the President, a political action group seeking to help reelect President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in 2020, is looking for a new executive director.
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Officials are prepared to hand over sealed records from Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneAuthorities prepared to hand over Roger Stone records to media: report Bannon: 'We need the Republican establishment on board' to reelect Trump 2019 in Photos: 35 pictures in politics MORE's search and seizure warrants to the media in 60 days, Courthouse News reported Monday.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE's reelect with Republican primary votes is at 22019, putting him in a weak position with those core voters.
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A new DC comic by well-known artist and writer Frank Miller features a pair of supervillains working to help reelect President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE.
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I pledged to serve the people of Wisconsin's First District honorably, and in order to serve the people in my district honorably, I have to serve them honestly, and for me to ask them to vote to reelect me knowing that I wasn't going to stay is not being honest, so I simply cannot do that.
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These single-worded arguments are possibly the result of accidentally messing with the remote control and periodically ending up with Fox News, the only clear picture on her TV. My bubbeleh has been voting since her vote helped reelect Franklin D. Roosevelt president in 1936 — the fifth election women were legally allowed to vote in under the 19th Amendment.
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Here's what Republican and independent supporters in Iowa can do to reelect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE: Re-register as Democrats and vote for Sen.
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The former Starbucks CEO was interrupted during an interview at a promotional tour stop at a Manhattan bookstore by a protester who warned Schultz could help reelect President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Madeleine DeanMadeleine DeanDemocratic leaders seek to have it both ways on impeachment Giuliani: Mueller should not testify before Congress Matt Gaetz ahead of Mueller hearing: 'We are going to reelect the president' MORE (D-Pa.) asked Whitaker if he could confirm that ethics officials had told him to recuse himself from the probe to avoid even the appearance of a conflict or bias.
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Conservative commentator Ann Coulter said Wednesday that she won't vote to reelect President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE if no progress has been made on the U.S.-Mexico border wall by 85033.
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Just 6900 percent of polled voters say they would vote to reelect President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, according to a new Politico-Morning Consult poll.
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A common accusation to any justified leftist critique of the Democratic establishment is that progressives are only helping to reelect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 2020 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE.
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In April, he suggested that Republicans would have a great plan with lower costs (narrator: there is no plan), but you have to reelect him first: There are other things the Trump administration doesn't want people to learn before the election, including how much taxpayers are paying for all of Trump's travel to HIS OWN PROPERTIES and what's inside his tax returns.
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Federal workers would violate the law if they start calling for his re-election or defeat while on duty, the memo said, but since the election is still three years away workers can express approval or disapproval of his policies or actions but "may not display signs in their office that read 'Reelect Trump in 2020' or express" views on his candidacy while in the workplace.
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The group announced his appointment Thursday and will work to raise money to reelect President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and promote state and federal candidates who promote his policies, according to The Washington Post.
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Madeleine DeanMadeleine DeanDemocratic leaders seek to have it both ways on impeachment Giuliani: Mueller should not testify before Congress Matt Gaetz ahead of Mueller hearing: 'We are going to reelect the president' MORE (D-Pa.), a Judiciary Committee member who backs launching an impeachment inquiry, said the widespread support from her constituents at a Wednesday town hall "is a shift" from even a month ago.
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Many of those same groups that were confused by Trump's positions and reluctant to support him are now working to reelect him in 2020 — not because they all believe he's had a change of heart, but because, in their view, no one has done more to dismantle abortion protections or pave the way for a test of the landmark Supreme Court legal decision in Roe v. Wade.
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Democratic mega-donor and billionaire George Soros gave a speech in Davos, Switzerland on Thursday in which he claimed that tech giant Facebook would work to help reelect President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE.
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Madeleine DeanMadeleine DeanDemocratic leaders seek to have it both ways on impeachment Giuliani: Mueller should not testify before Congress Matt Gaetz ahead of Mueller hearing: 'We are going to reelect the president' MORE (D-Pa.), a member of the Judiciary panel, said Tuesday she had not been privy to the negotiations but said such a deal would likely be in consideration, describing Nadler as being "accommodating" to witnesses.
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Only about one-third of registered voters say they'll vote to reelect President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in 2020, according to a Harvard CAPS/Harris poll released exclusively to The Hill on Tuesday.
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The letter comes days after the OSC revealed it had concluded that one of the commissioners, Mike O'Rielly, had violated the Hatch Act during a CPAC panel discussion in which he urged voters to reelect President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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A longtime associate of Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneProsecution witness asks judge not to send Roger Stone to prison Authorities prepared to hand over Roger Stone records to media: report Bannon: 'We need the Republican establishment on board' to reelect Trump MORE is urging a federal judge not to send him to prison following the right-wing political operative's conviction on seven counts of lying to Congress and witness tampering.
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Read more:Hillary Clinton slammed Mark Zuckerberg as &aposauthoritarian&apos and predicted that Facebook is &aposgoing to reelect Trump&aposHillary Clinton keeps blaming Bernie Sanders, but he&aposs not the reason she lost to Trump in 2016Bernie Sanders said &aposon a good day, my wife likes me&apos in response to Hillary Clinton&aposs statement that &aposnobody likes him&aposHillary Clinton slams Bernie Sanders as a &aposcareer politician&apos who &aposnobody likes&apos in new documentary
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The Supreme Court is taking up yet another case involving ObamaCare's birth control mandate, an anti-abortion group is launching their 6900 effort to reelect President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 2628 of Senate impeachment trial MORE, and three U.S. airports will begin screening passengers for the Chinese Coronavirus.
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Schultz has said he is considering a bid for the presidency as a "centrist independent," though his rollout this week has prompted fury on the left, with Democrats arguing his entrance into the race could divide the vote and help reelect President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz has recruited at least three veteran House Republican staffers and consultants to join his presidential campaign-in-waiting, bringing on seasoned and well-connected GOP operatives who know their way around the very political apparatus helping to reelect President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in 220006.
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Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony List, said at the organization's annual fundraising dinner Monday night in Washington her group would spend $2628 million in the 28500 cycle to reelect President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and "pro-life" members of Congress, while also advocating for more abortion restrictions at the state level.
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By a margin of 42 percent to 25 percent among all likely voters, and by a margin of 61 percent to 18 percent among Republican voters and 59 percent to 19 percent among Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE voters, survey respondents said they would be less likely to vote to reelect a Republican member of Congress who voted to provide amnesty for a group of illegal immigrants.
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He recently testified at the criminal trial of Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneAuthorities prepared to hand over Roger Stone records to media: report Bannon: 'We need the Republican establishment on board' to reelect Trump 2019 in Photos: 35 pictures in politics MORE, a close Trump associate, telling a jury that Trump viewed Stone as a link to WikiLeaks, the website responsible for publishing stolen emails from Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonRosenstein on his time in Trump administration: 'We got all the big issues right' Trump campaign planning Iowa rally ahead of Democratic caucuses: report #IvotedforHillaryClinton trending amid rising tensions with Iran MORE's campaign and the Democratic National Committee.
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The "one bit of good news" amid mixed claims on intelligence over the recent U.S. drone strike against Iran is President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE's call for reporters to be able to "roam free" in Iran, Trump's Republican challenger Bill WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldWeld says Trump wants reporters to 'roam free' in Iran, but not US Trump primary challengers left off Wisconsin ballot Bannon: 'We need the Republican establishment on board' to reelect Trump MORE said Sunday.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonAcclaimed author Cheryl Strayed reveals Warren endorsement on Instagram Warren gets endorsements from 45 Michigan officeholders, activists Advocacy group launches tour to encourage religious voters to vote against Trump MORE criticized Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergHillicon Valley — Presented by Philip Morris International — NFL social media accounts hacked | Dem questions border chief over controversial Facebook group | Clinton says Zuckerberg has 'authoritarian' views Clinton says Zuckerberg has 'authoritarian' views on misinformation Hillicon Valley — Presented by Philip Morris International — UN calls for probe into alleged Saudi hack of Bezos | Experts see effort to 'silence' Washington Post | Bezos tweets tribute to Khashoggi MORE and the social media giant in a new interview, calling the top executive's views "authoritarian" and saying that the platform "intend[s] to reelect" President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE.
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