Karl Rove asks: 'What will Donald Trump do with his campaign cash?'
Karl Rove, former White House deputy chief of staff in the George W. Bush administration, asks in a Wall Street Journal op-ed what former President Trump will do with the $121 million in cash he has raised with his political action committees (PAC). Rove points out that Trump has raised more than $121 million between his four PACs, Save America, Make America Great Again, Again! Inc., Trump Mak
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Read MoreBig business groups lash out at Manchin-Schumer deal
Lobbying groups representing large corporations swiftly criticized a revamped reconciliation deal announced by Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) on Wednesday. They are zeroing in on the plan’s 15 percent minimum tax on corporations, which would help pay for massive investments in climate and energy security, extended health care subsidies and reduce the deficit. Big business lobbyists are expected to make a last-minu
Read MoreSupreme Court’s EPA Ruling does not doom the SEC’s climate disclosure rule
Following the Supreme Court’s decision in West Virginia vs. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to limit the agency’s authority to act on climate change, opponents of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) forthcoming climate disclosure rule have
Read MoreDemocrats gain ground on generic congressional ballot: poll
Democrats have gained ground against Republicans ahead of the midterm elections, with a new poll showing Democrats holding a 4-percentage-point lead on a generic congressional ballot. The USA TODAY/Suffolk University Poll shows that 44 percent of respondents would vote for the Democratic candidate if the election for Congress were held today, compared to 40 percent who said
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