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LAS VEGAS — Republicans are testing a new midterm strategy as their candidates get dogged by an affordability crisis, a tax-cuts message that never quite breaks through and a president who keeps undermining his own party.
By: Jake Sherman, Andrew Desiderio, John Bresnahan
There are 57 days until Election Day. The House and Senate are in recess.
Senate Republicans are tentatively preparing for Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) to be back in the Capitol next week.
By: Jake Sherman, John Bresnahan, Andrew Desiderio
There are 50 days until Election Day, and the House and Senate are back. This is also the House's last week in session before Election Day.
News: Former Rep. Mike Rogers' (R-Mich.) Senate campaign is out with a new ad today accusing pharmaceutical companies of “ripping American families off,” adopting a populist tone in a must-win state for Senate Republicans.
