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Stacey Abrams still refused to officially concede, saying, “Concession means to acknowledge an action is right, true or proper.”

"It's a great day for the First Amendment and for journalism," said CNN lawyer Theodore Boutrous,

“The most pressing problem I see right now is the wealth and opportunity polarity gap, that’s the big source of conflict,” he said.

"I’m so much more alive in the middle of a run," said Beto O'Rourke, who has been widely linked with presidential run in 2020 after losing his Senate race to incumbent Ted Cruz.

“Absolutely we have been sensitive to race relations in this state,” Bryant, who has been criticized for declaring April “Confederate Heritage Month,” said during a press conference held in conjunction with Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith.

"She was elected as part of the movement. She intends to govern as part of the movement," said Corbin Trent, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s communications director.

Nadler previously said he would reopen an investigation into Kavanaugh’s alleged sexual misconduct and conservative columnist Mollie Hemingway claimed that she heard the Democratic Congressman discussing plans to impeach the justice while on a train between Washington D.C. and New York City.

“I’ve been thinking about it because what President Trump has been putting into this country is so disturbing, so divisive, so dark that I believe I’ve been called to fight as hard as I can to restore that moral integrity, that moral decency. So I’m thinking about it.”

 "What I’d like to see is things like their worldview...Are they people of faith? Do they have a biblical view of justice?" said Whitaker in 2014.

“The Democrats don’t have anybody like him. I’ve seen all of them. They don’t have anyone of his caliber on the national stage,” Jeff Roe said.

Sessions had lied and given “bad answers” at his confirmation hearings, according to Trump.

“One of the things that I think can help heal is the success of our country, and we are really successful. We’ve gone up $11.7 trillion in worth, and China has come down tremendously,” Trump said.

“I am forever changed in the most profoundly positive way and forever grateful to every single one of you for making this possible. I believe in you, I believe in Texas and I believe in this country.”

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“It’s a real risk that voters will think polls are fake news and stay home, that’s a massive risk,” said Republican strategist Evan Siegfried.

If Gillum wins his election, he’d be “the governor of the third-largest state in the country, he’s African American, and he pulled off a significant upset. I think he would be a contender for vice president, at least,” said Corey Lewandowski.

Here's what to watch for on Tuesday in several close gubernatorial races.

There are some positive signs for Democrats in Texas, where Beto O'Rourke appears to be closing the gap to Senator Ted Cruz.

Ted Cruz's claim was based on a heavily edited video from Project Veritas.

Many senior-level Defense Department officials believe the Trump administration's plan to send thousands of troops to the U.S. southern border was politically motivated and a waste of money, according to Newsweek's sources.

Former White House communications director says Donald Trump was like "a borderline wife...who drives you crazy, but she wants you to love her anyway."

In an analysis of early voting numbers, Target Smart found that more than 200,000 people have already voted for the first time in Texas, and the number of Hispanic voters has increased by more than 200 percent since 2014.

“Humanity is fallen, lost, far from God, perishing, without eternal life, headed to the Second Death and Hell, and in the most desperate need of the salvation provided by God and Messiah Yeshua [Jesus],” wrote the Christian Rabbi.

A Quinnipiac University Poll found that Cruz was leading O’Rourke by five points, with 3 percent of Texan voters still undecided.

Carter asked Brian Kemp to step down from his role overseeing an election in which he is a candidate.

“Voter suppression isn’t only about blocking the vote,” said Abrams. “It is also about creating an atmosphere of fear, making sure their votes won’t count.”

the president contradicted his message of unity by claiming "globalists" were hurting the economy.

The path for Democrats to win back the Senate has narrowed in recent weeks.

"It is time to take bold steps forward,” The Dallas Morning News editorial board wrote.

Abrams, who is running for Georgia governor, attended the flag burning on the steps of the state's Capitol when she was a college freshman.

Donald Trump has changed his tune on Republican Senator Ted Cruz since the 2016 election.

In a statement to Newsweek, Castro clarified that he did not intend to insinuate Jared Kushner was sending hit lists to Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, but he did think information may have been leaked.