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During an appearance on Fox News, the former House Speaker said that Bernie Sanders probably will not win the presidency.

The candidate's ad narrates his rival's past while showing clips of the hit MTV show.

The conservative radio personality claimed Democrats and U.S. intelligence agencies tricked George W. Bush on WMDs and the Iraq War—and he said those same "deep state" figures are attacking Trump over Russian ties.

U.S. Navy veteran Phil Ehr, a Democrat hoping to challenge Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) in November, called out the congressman for using "cold war" tactics in a new campaign video.

"From the beginning to end, this was persecution masquerading as prosecution," the former Democratic governor of Illinois said during a Wednesday press conference.

Donald Trump commuted former Democratic Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich's sentence for trying to sell Barack Obama's Senate seat when he was elected president.

"Our study is actually conservative, because it doesn't factor in the lives saved among underinsured Americans," study author Alison Galvani from the the Yale School of Public Health told Newsweek.

"John Bolton, in his own words, is revealing that the emperor has no clothes," said the former Obama deputy national security adviser.

"The situation is very grave in part because...China was lying from the beginning, and they're still lying today," the Arkansas senator said.

The retired general defended Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman saying he "did exactly what we teach them to do from cradle to grave."

"I'm not trying to demonize Republicans. I'm just saying I feel more comfortable at the moment with the Democratic Party," David Tubiolo said.

American attitudes toward Putin have steadily declined over the last decade or so, according to the Pew Research Center.

During a Friday segment on her Fox News show, Ingraham cited Sondland and Vindman's firings, the president's approval rating, and more.

In going against his party, the Utah senator followed lonely acts of courage that he witnessed decades ago.

The Miami-Dade Democratic Party filed a complaint against Republican Representative Matt Gaetz Thursday, the day after Gaetz lodged an ethics complaint about Democratic Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi destroying her copy of the State of the Union address Tuesday night.

"Most of his colleagues are not going to be particularly happy with him," said the former Republican senator.

"Romney just could not avert his eyes from the fact that this president had...abused his power as commander in chief," The Salt Lake Tribune's editorial board wrote.

"The president has taken an oath to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution," former judge Andrew Napolitano wrote. "Instead, he has trashed it."

"Do you remember America?" the video asked at the end.

John Dennis, the chairman of the San Francisco Republican Party, shared video of his encounter with a man protesting a cleanup event.

President Donald Trump delivered his annual address to Congress on the eve of his likely acquittal by the Senate in his impeachment trial.

Ohio Congressman Tim Ryan walked out of the House of Representatives before President Donald Trump could finish his State of the Union address on Tuesday, likening the "fake" speech to "professional wrestling."

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

"There will never, ever have been an American president with the power that Donald Trump possesses right now in this moment," Steve Schmidt argued.

"They're enemies of the free state," Montana state Rep. Rodney Garcia said. "What do we do with our enemies in war? In Vietnam, (Afghanistan), all those. What did we do?"

"Maybe not the perfect call," Senator Joni Ernst said.

"On Election Day, as a citizen I will allow that to enter into my decision who to vote for," the legal scholar told Fox News Sunday.

"Hey hey, ho ho, Susan Collins has to go," the best-selling author tweeted.

The former national security adviser faces backlash as damning Ukraine book leaks continue.

The "Cuomo Prime Time" host said Americans should be angry that senators voted not to allow evidence in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.