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Members of the Electoral College cast the final votes in the 2016 presidential election on Monday, affirming Donald Trump as the 45th president of the United States. Texas put Trump over the top. |
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Eight years ago, Wisconsin Democrats were in the catbird seat; they held the governor's office, the majority in both chambers of the state legislature, two U.S. Senate seats, five of the state's eight congressional seats and handed Barack Obama a rousing victory in the presidential election. The situation is a bit different today. Republicans have now lost only five of 16 statewide races since 2010. |
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President-elect Trump and Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain may be able to find common ground in 2017 in their condemnation of over-budget defense programs, despite friction between the two big personalities during the campaign. Both sour on Air Force One replacement, F-35 programs. |
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House Freedom Caucus member Mick Mulvaney, R-S.C., is poised to pick up a major cyber portfolio as President-elect Trump's pick to run the Office of Management and Budget. A solidly conservative pick. |
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Democrats grew more liberal over the course of President Obama's eight-year presidency, voter data compiled by a leading GOP pollster reveal. This will be an issue as the party, near its lowest point in 85 years, seeks to persuade skeptical voters to restore its power. A less moderate party than it was in 2008. |
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