Republicans seem to think sending out a scandal-ridden, unpopular president will be the key to victory in November.

After passing a disastrous, error-ridden tax bill with zero Democratic support or input, Sen. Chuck Grassley thinks it’s only fair Democrats vote for all the changes Republicans need.

Only three Republican senators thus far have shown the courage and the patriotism to call out Trump’s reckless attacks on special counsel Robert Mueller.

Sen. Richard Burr apparently does not know what the word “collusion” actually means.

Democratic primary voters are surging way ahead of Republicans, and creating a disaster for Sen. Ted Cruz.

The GOP may be fine with giving money to accused sexual predators, but the American people are not.

They wish they had a record of victory as good as Sen. Claire McCaskill’s.

Now he could be facing a steep fine.

Rubio doesn’t want to talk about how to save kids from gun violence — but kids sure do.

The Trump administration really doesn’t think there’s anything to do to stop gun violence.

It doesn’t get much colder than this.

This spells trouble for Trump with Republican women.

Republicans have resorted to begging a congressman who already said he wouldn’t run.

Democratic-Farmer-Labor candidate Karla Bigham kept a crucial Minnesota swing district blue, barely a year after its voters chose Trump.

The reviled GOP senator is warning his party that, even in deep-red Texas, Democratic voters are a real threat.

Republican Senate hopeful Gary Emineth of North Dakota is refusing to back down after being busted for a series of hateful social media posts. On Thursday, CNN’s Andrew Kaczynski unearthed a trove of vile social media activity from Emineth, including a Facebook post calling President Obama a “POS,” a retweet calling for “no more mosques […]

Fox News’ attack on Sen. Mark Warner was so pathetic that even Sen. Marco Rubio spoke up against it.

Sen. Orrin Hatch’s response to Rob Porter’s resignation in disgrace was to praise him and complain that allegations of domestic violence against him had surfaced.

“There is no excuse for him to fail to [testify] — except of course that he is becoming increasingly desperate as the investigative vise tightens around the Oval Office.”

Kellyanne Conway is supposed to be leading the fight on the opioid crisis. Republican Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, who represents one of the hardest hit states, has no idea how she is doing that.

The GOP’s chances of unseating Claire McCaskill just got worse.

West Virginia Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin is no partisan. But even he is calling out the GOP’s attacks on the FBI as “asinine” and reckless.

Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown didn’t let Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin get away with his evasive answers about imposing Russian sanctions and protecting our democracy.

The country is facing a number of problems, but passing a law to put doctors in jail for providing health care to women is not actually one of them.

“I can still feel the hangnail in my right foot, and it’s missing! And we have a guy who says he had a bone spur that kept him out of Vietnam but doesn’t remember where it was.”

Pennsylvania Rep. Lou Barletta, who Trump has boasted is going to “win big” against Democratic Sen. Bob Casey, has associated with extremists who deny the Holocaust on at least two occasions.

So far, not one Republican senator has commented on Trump’s attempt to fire the special counsel.

Trump has created a crisis for this nation, and Congress must act immediately before it gets any worse.

Lots of people are pointing and laughing at Sen. Ron Johnson after he uncorked ridiculous claims about a mysterious underground FBI clique.

Why are Republicans letting Trump’s son-in-law, and one of his closest advisers, off the hook?