Republicans
The latest polls show wide support within the Republican Party for President Donald Trump. Also referred to as the Grand Old Party (GOP), it is one of the two major political parties in the United States, alongside the Democratic Party. The current chairperson of the party is Ronna McDaniel, granddaughter of former Michigan Governor George Romney and the niece of Utah U.S. Senator Mitt Romney.
Eric Idle Threatens to Sue Over GOP Ad That Uses 'Lumberjack Song'
"Are all Republicans now lawless?" Eric Idle tweeted on Friday about the advertisement. "Whatever happened to America?"
Trump Says Biden Will End Guns, Religion, Energy and Oil in America
"It's always the thing that they say first. That's what they're going to do," the president warned his supporters.
Another Republican Senator in Quarantine After COVID Exposure
Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) called off plans to travel with President Donald Trump on Thursday and will remain in quarantine until September 29 after being exposed to a person infected with COVID-19.
Biden Nearly 5 Times More Likely than Trump to Win Election, Models Show
In all the models used, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden was predicted to defeat President Donald Trump in both the popular vote and the Electoral College.
Former RNC Chair Michael Steele Lashes Out at 'Dumb A**' Anti-Maskers
The ex-GOP official said he was "exhausted" by people refusing to adhere to COVID-19 rules amid the ongoing pandemic.
Ohio's Conservative Chief Justice Blasts State GOP Over Criticizing Judge
Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Maureen O'Connor, a Republican, called her own political party's statement "a blatant and unfounded attack on the independence of the Ohio judiciary."
As Biden Leads Trump, GOP Senators Says They'll Work With Dems If He Wins
The Reuters/Ipsos poll and YouGov poll released Wednesday both showed Biden with a nine point lead over Trump nationally.
Biden Leads Trump With White Non-College Educated Voters in Maine: Poll
In a Quinnipiac University poll, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden had the support of 53 percent of white likely voters with no four-year college degree.
GOP Memo Lists 7 Senate Races 'At Risk' Of Flipping To Democrats
Though many of the races are expected to be tough, the National Republican Senatorial Committee said it's likely a Democratic Senate seat in Alabama will flip to the Republicans.
Current Congress to Be the Least Productive In History, Report Says
Only 1 percent of bills have become law during the 116th Congress, a historic low from the average 3 to 4 percent.
President Trump Says New Health Care Plan is 'All Ready'
"I have it all ready," President Donald Trump said, "and it's a much better plan for you and it's a much better plan."
These Two Democratic Senators Are in Danger of Losing Their Seats
If Senate Democrats can successfully defend all 12 seats up for election, the party needs to earn three or four currently held by Republicans to secure a majority.
Pence Cancels Plan to Attend Fundraiser Hosted by QAnon Backers
Instead, the vice president will attend a rally for the Montana Republican Party that is not connected with the QAnon backers.
54% of Republicans Say U.S. Is Safer Than Before 9/11, 24% of Dems Agree
Friday is the 19th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks which killed nearly 3,000 people and destroyed the World Trade Center in New York City.
Greene's Incumbent Announces Retirement Hours After Democrat Opponent Quits
Marjorie Greene, a QAnon supporter, won the GOP runoff for the district against opponent John Cowan last month, prompting Trump to call her a "real winner."
Democrat Running Against QAnon GOP Candidate Abruptly Drops Out of Race
Georgia Democratic candidate Kevin Van Ausdal cited "personal reasons" for his exit.
Calls For Netflix' 'Cuties' To Be Investigated
Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives, Matt Schaefer has asked the state's attorney general to conduct an investigation into "Cuties" following uproar over "sexualization" claims.
As Pence Keeps Door Open to 2024 Run, Betting Markets Have Him As Favorite
The vice president claimed he had not "given any thought" to events beyond the 2020 presidential election.
Bernstein: Republicans 'Responsible' if They Don't 'Counter' Trump
The Watergate journalist said Trump "is putting his own narrow presidential re-election efforts in front of the safety, health and well-being of the people of the United States."
GOP Senators Trail Challengers By Double Digits in Two Key Battlegrounds
Sen. Thom Tillis of North Carolina is 10 points behind Cal Cunningham with less than two months to go until election day.
Vice President Mike Pence Expected to Attend QAnon-Affiliated Fundraiser
Vice President Mike Pence has dismissed the QAnon movement, but President Donald Trump has voiced appreciation for QAnon's support for his administration.
Pelosi Asks Why Republicans Haven't Held 'Intervention' Over Trump Actions
New recordings reported by journalist Bob Woodward reveal Trump saying he "always" downplayed the seriousness of COVID-19.
Most Residents in Four Biggest Cities Face 'Serious Financial Problems'
Significantly greater percentages of Black and Latino residents are facing major economic hardships than White residents in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Houston.
Schumer Says Almost Half of Senate Republicans Don't Want Any More Stimulus
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said there are 20 Senate Republicans who are done giving out federal relief funds for the coronavirus pandemic.
McConnell Ignores Question of Whether GOP Coronavirus Bill Could Pass
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell acknowledged that the GOP proposal "does not contain every idea our party likes."
Trump Says Kamala Harris as Vice President Would be an 'Insult' to America
"People don't like her," President Donald Trump said of Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Kamala Harris. "Nobody likes her."
Oklahoma GOP Rep. Questions Conviction of Richard Glossip
State Rep. Kevin McDugle said the death sentence of Richard Glossip was "perhaps the most unsettling" in Oklahoma due to inconsistent evidence given by a key witness.
McCarthy Warns Trump GOP Could Lose Seniors Without Mail In Voting
People over 65 are considered high risk for the new coronavirus and McCarthy told Axios concerns over voting in person could deter them from casting ballots at all.
Democrat Sheriff Quits for GOP as Trump Attacks Biden Over Law and Order
Sheriff Dave Wedding said he was "tired of seeing fires set in our streets" as he announced his defection to the Republican Party.
GOP's Gardner Trails Nine Points in Colorado Senate Race
With less than two months to go until election day, the Republican senator is 29 points behind his challenger among swing voters.
