Joe Manchin

Martha McSally argued that a vote to remove Trump would be an effort to "decapitate" the government ahead of the 2020 election.

Sen. Joe Manchin, a West Virginia Democrat, told CNN's Chris Cuomo that he believes GOP support is waning for allowing witnesses at the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump due to "a tremendous amount of pressure."

A trio of Democratic senators—Joe Manchin of West Virginia, Doug Jones of Alabama and Krysten Sinema of Arizona—are considered toss-ups when it comes to whether they'll vote to convict the president.

"What I am disappointed in now is he's not fulfilled my expectations about being an independent attorney general," Senator Doug Jones said.

"Not yet," the West Virginia Democrat told Newsweek when asked whether he regretted supporting Trump's attorney general nominee. "I'm going to give the man the chance to release that [Mueller] report, let us see everything."

"We're going to crush him like a grape," Mitch McConnell is said to have told Donald Trump of Joe Manchin in 2017, reportedly leaving the president speechless for a moment.

Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia said Trump should bring back a vote on the 2013 immigration bill so he can "get what he needs" in funding for his border wall.

The request for the $3 million helicopter was marked as a red flag by the director of West Virginia's criminal justice programs.

West Virginia officials rejected Don Blankenship's attempt to appear on the U.S. Senate ballot in November.

Blankenship's surging popularity in the weeks leading up to the election threw the GOP into a panic.

Democratic Senator Joe Manchin will lay out his own bill on gun control at the White House on Wednesday.

Senator-elect Doug Jones and Senator Joe Manchin both say Americans should "move on" from the sexual misconduct allegations against the president.

More political candidates are using fetishistic images of guns in their campaign commercials, the author writes.

Their appointments are a nod to the progressive wing of the Democratic Party.

All but one Senate Republican on Thursday blocked a gun control measure to prevent suspected terrorists from buying weapons.