Republicans in a sentence

That’s why Republicans hate this couple: They stand against everything Republicans stand for, and they stand for everything Republicans stand against.

After demanding “extreme” Republicans become bipartisan, Sams launched into a partisan attack by suggesting Republicans should investigate the Trump administration for political bias.

And, just like that, he dragged Republicans into the chaos and said the demonstrators want Republicans to win in 2024.

At the end of the night, a bill to fund the Department of Agriculture failed to pass on the floor with 27 Republicans voting against it, highlighting once again the difficulty Republicans have had coalescing around spending bills.

Even though Republicans own 222 seats, a coalition of 19 hard-right Republicans has formed to oppose him.

Instead, he touted that prices are starting to drop and called on Republicans to work with his administration to raise taxes on the wealthy—a policy proposal that is expected to be dead-on-arrival among Republicans.

It has been common for Democrats and Republicans to go back and forth in the Capitol and on social media over the past few years, but for members of the same party to do so represents a different conundrum for Republicans.

Johnson says the innovative approach would position House Republicans to “go into the fight” for deeper spending cuts in the new year, but many Republicans are skeptical there will be any better outcome in January.

Overall, the legislation is a designed to be a marker for Republicans, a bill that could unite what McCarthy’s team has called the “five families” — the often warring factions of conservatives and hard-right Republicans in the House GOP majority.

Recent public polling indicates no support for a Biden impeachment by Republicans or Democrats, unless Republicans believe they can impeach Hunter.

Rep. Richard Hudson, the head of the campaign committee for Republicans, told CNN that while the politics should be secondary on debt ceiling, he does think McCarthy repeatedly asking for negotiations only to be rebuffed helps Republicans.

Republicans are increasingly embracing early voting as a way to juice up GOP voter turnout as the party looks to change Republicans’ mindset over a strategy the former president has demonized.

Republicans are using the crime report to blast Democrats ahead of the 2023 election, when Democrats are protecting a thin majority in the Senate, and Republicans are defending their narrow majority in the House.

Republicans held a slim 222-212 House majority in November’s midterm elections, meaning McCarthy could not lose the support of more than four Republicans as Democrats coalesced around their own nominee.

Republicans there took control of the state House from Democrats in the 2022 midterm elections, much like in the U.S. Congress, and now it’s Virginia Republicans who are moving forward on Virginia pot plans.

Some Republicans say he hasn't helped himself this week, per governor backtracked after his criticism of US support of Ukraine in its fight against Russia upset Republicans.

The Republicans’ shared revenue bill starts with an idea supported by Republicans and Democrats: dedicating 20% of Wisconsin’s 5-cent sales tax to local government funding.

They’re not likely to be successful, partly because majority DFLers don’t often agree to requests made by minority Republicans but mostly because what Republicans see as bugs, DFLers see as features.

Though factions of both Republicans and Democrats believe the aid is too much, 40 percent of Republicans feel that way compared to 15 percent of Democrats.

What Americans thought: Republicans came out worse, but neither Obama nor Republicans emerged from the crisis in a good light.