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Trump plans to affirm his commitment to the Republican Party — and raise the possibility that someone else will be the GOP's next presidential nominee — in a closed-door speech to donors Saturday night.
The governor usually dominates any room he enters by the sheer force of his persona – even without the trappings of his office, McCarthy says.
Donald Trump is not going to fade away in 2021 or even in 2022. In fact, expect Donald Trump to leverage influence in the GOP for years to come. Experts lay out how Donald Trump can influence the Republican Party through his impeachment and beyond.
Following an election loss, every party will face an internal debate about what to do next. For the Republican Party, those questions are going to be complicated. Which lawmakers are likely to emerge as leaders from the controversy of recent weeks? Can we expect more bipartisan measures?
Episode 5: We also discuss whether the Republican Party would be in a stronger place today had Hillary Clinton defeated Donald Trump in 2016.
Montana’s only U.S. representative, Matt Rosendale, told his Twitter followers Monday that House Democrats were raising false claims of a national crisis to call on President Donald Trump’s Cabinet to remove him using the 25th Amendment.
The fascinating story by Steve Inskeep tells of the nation’s first abolitionist presidential candidate and the wife who was rarely beside him but relentlessly pushed his career.
The two candidates in Montana's secretary of state race are committed to protecting the integrity of the office, but expressed starkly different visions of what that looks like.
"... the content of a man's character or a woman's character to serve in that capacity is more important than any other issue that I have to consider as a matter of conscience," former Republican Gov. Marc Racicot said Tuesday evening on Home Ground.
Petitions to qualify a political party for Montana's ballot must be submitted by that particular party, the Montana Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
Vice President Mike Pence promised more tax cuts and continued crackdowns on violent protests occurring elsewhere in the U.S. as he urged Montana voters on Monday to expand the Republican party's rising dominance in the state.
A federal appeals court denied a request for an emergency injunction in a lawsuit filed by two Montana Green Party candidates seeking to override a state court opinion that knocked the party off the ballot.
While Montana's GOP candidates proudly tout their lockstep positions with those of President Donald Trump, the Democratic presidential nominee is conspicuously absent from the messaging by his party’s candidates.
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Gov. Steve Bullock voted against the Democratic Party platform approved Tuesday evening at the party’s national convention, but his cited rationale diverged from the reason cited by large numbers of other delegates who refused to sign off on the document.
The Montana Supreme Court on Tuesday denied a Republican Party effort to boot the Democratic nominee for attorney general from the ballot.
The Democratic nominee for attorney general on Friday asked the Montana Supreme Court to toss out a Republican request to kick him off the November ballot.
Former presidential candidate Herman Cain, who attended President Trump's rally in Tulsa, is receiving treatment for COVID-19 at an Atlanta-area hospital.
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State Senate President Steve Sweeney, D-Salem, Gloucester, Cumberland, joined colleagues across the aisle this week to urge the governor to allow high school seniors to graduate in person this spring despite social distancing regulations in place due to COVID-19.
There are only two things that fuel a statewide campaign, money or shoe leather. In the Montana Republican primary for U.S. House, Matt Rosendale raised more than $1 million. His opponents were going to have to make up the difference by hitting the road.
“Once we decided that the show was about a lot more than just the battle over the ERA and second-wave feminism and really about the rise of the new right and the Moral Majority and the realignment of the parties, we wanted to read more about the shift in the political landscape in the ’70s that we’re still feeling today,” Waller says. Melich’s book included the type of “pro-choice Republican feminist leaders who now don’t really exist anymore,” including Jill Ruckelshaus, a founder of the Nation Women’s Political Caucus (played in “Mrs. America” by Elizabeth Banks). “The pivot of the Republican Party from being pro-woman and pro-choice to being the party that’s anti-woman really happened around 1976, and this book really speaks to that turn.”
The U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate elections are still scheduled to take place in November. A look at what races are the most important and where the Democratic and Republican Parties are putting their resources.
Political conventions were still held during the Civil War and WW2 but can they be held during the coronavirus pandemic? Organizers and politicians are adapting to the challenges faced by the coronavirus pandemic. GOP Strategist, Matt Klink weighs in on how political conventions may adapt to social distancing measures and the impact that it will have on both parties.
Earlier this year paid petitioners appeared in Montana's larger cities gathering signatures to qualify the Greens to run candidates this cycle, even though the Montana Green Party has made clear it did not do any work to qualify for the ballot this year and had not planned to run any candidates.