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John Delaney has positioned himself as a unifier, pledging that as president, he would work to resolve America’s increasing political polarization.
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NBC’s first Democratic presidential debate Wednesday night was worthy of high praise for its informed and spirited conversation about democracy.
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Baltimore campaign headquarters aide talks about Doug Emhoff's role.
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Maryland Congressman John Delaney is the latest 2020 contender to come out with a climate change plan.
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Gov. Larry Hogan will speak at a "Politics & Eggs" series at the invitation of the New Hampshire Institute of Politics — fueling speculation he has political ambitions beyond Maryland. The Republican governor has said he's open to considering a run against President Donald Trump.
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Democratic presidential candidate John Delaney urges Gov. Larry Hogan or another Republican to challenge Trump
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Former NAACP president Ben Jealous and presidential hopeful John Delaney, both Maryland Democrats, joined the chorus of people calling for Virginia’s governor to resign after a racist photo from his medical school yearbook emerged.
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It’s not too early to think about how the 2020 campaign can be a better one than the one we had in 2016. Toward that end, it would be useful to form a basic threshold of decency and legitimacy for anyone running in 2020 and to ask all candidates, including President Trump, to adhere to it.
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Democrat David Trone, who spent more than $15 million in Maryland’s most expensive congressional race, captures the 6th District seat two years after being defeated in a neighboring district. Trone was vying against former Reagan administration official Amie Hoeber.
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Maryland has a chance to send a qualified woman to Congress - namely me.
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Trump tweets praise for pro-ICE resolution that Maryland Democrats call ‘sham’ and ‘political stunt’
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The eight Democrats and four Republicans in the June primaries include at least three candidates who have run for Congress before.
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A Democrat running in Maryland’s open 6th Congressional District said Wednesday that Congress must do more to promote federal studies of gun violence, including setting aside money for that research.
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Many members of Congress, including Rep. Andy Harris and Rep. John Delaney, say they will be donating their salaries during the shutdown to charities.
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The race for Maryland Rep. John Delaney’s open seat in the House of Representatives will be the most closely watched congressional contest in the state next year. It’s also shaping up to be one of the nation’s most expensive.
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A group working to elect more scientists and engineers is weighing in to Maryland’s 6th Congressional District Democratic primary, backing state lawmaker and transportation engineer Aruna Miller.
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Terry L. Lierman, a longtime Maryland political operative, will serve as a chairman of Rep. John Delaney’s presidential campaign.
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David Trone has learned at least one thing from his unsuccessful congressional bid last year: Self-funding a political campaign is a turnoff for some voters.
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State Sen. Roger Manno, an attorney and former aide to several offices on Capitol Hill, announced Wednesday he will run for the Democratic nomination in Maryland's 6th Congressional District.
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Rep. John Delaney, a former Potomac businessman who has cultivated a reputation for bipartisanship during three terms in Congress, announced Friday he will run for president.
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Rep. John Delaney, the Potomac businessman who challenged his party's establishment to capture a seat in Congress five years ago, is considering a run for president.
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Democratic Rep. John Delaney's deliberation over whether to run for governor next year has created a political free-for-all in the state's westernmost congressional district, with a half dozen prominent Democrats expressing interest in his seat.
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Maryland House Majority Leader C. William "Bill" Frick is raising money to run for Congress in 2018, anticipating fellow Democrat Rep. John Delaney may vacate
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Tax incentives can play a role but Trump needs to expand his vision of an infrastructure bill in order to close the deal
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Democratic Rep. John Delaney fended off a spirited and well-funded Republican challenge on Tuesday to win a third term in Congress from Maryland's 6th District.
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Six Maryland incumbents in the House of Representatives — five Democrats and a Republican — coasted to reelection on Tuesday.
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Two attack ads are running on television in the previously sleepy contest between Democratic Rep. John Delaney and Republican challenger Amie Hoeber, the first negative ads of the general election season to hit the state's airwaves.
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Rep. John Delaney holds a lead over his GOP challenger in Maryland's 6th Congressional District, according to a poll Monday paid for by a pro-gun control group.
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Maryland's six House incumbents all coasted to victory Tuesday in their primary races.
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Two Maryland Democrats want Congress to agree to a renewable energy standard they believe will mobilize the government and the private sector to reduce the nation's reliance on fossil fuels
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Maryland Rep. John Delaney on Thursday became the latest Democrat to call for tougher U.S. sanctions on Iran in response to Tehran's recent ballistic missile tests -- and the second-term lawmaker wants to press the issue through legislation.
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Tapping into heightened security fears after the Paris terror attacks, House Republicans — joined by Democrats — rebuffed President Obama on Thursday and overwhelmingly approved legislation that would effectively halt the resettlement of refugees from Syria and Iraq to the U.S.
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A national group of oil producers is targeting Rep. John Delaney with a cable television advertisement that calls on the Montgomery County Democrat to support a bill to lift the U.S. ban crude on exports.
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When Raymond Jacobson saw an email from the federal Office of Personnel Management informing him that his Social Security number and other personal information had likely been stolen in what is believed to be the largest cyberattack in U.S. history, he wasn't too surprised.
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Rep. John Delaney, the former financier and two-term lawmaker from Western Maryland, was one of 28 House Democrats on Friday to support granting fast-track authority for the controversial Pacific Rim trade deal ¿ a vote fraught with politics for members of both parties.
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WASHINGTON -- A Republican state lawmaker and Marine veteran announced Tuesday he will run against Rep. John Delaney in Maryland's 6th Congressional District.
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Rep. John Delaney's proposal to appoint a senior official with responsibility for rescuing Americans captured by terrorists overseas will move forward as part of a Defense Department funding measure.
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U.S. Rep John Delaney last week introduced legislation that he hopes would enable the government to better coordinate its efforts to rescue American's captured by terrorists overseas.
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The fast-moving race to replace retiring Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski has the potential to divide Maryland's traditionally cohesive congressional delegation, observers said Tuesday, as two rising candidates for the coveted seat begin to square off over political ideologies and allegiances.
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WASHINGTON — Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski's decision to retire in 2016 has thrust Maryland into an unexpected contest for that coveted seat and could put several House districts in play for the first time in more than a decade.
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President Barack Obama offered his praise of Sen. Barbara Mikulski
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WASHINGTON -- Rep. John Delaney, who spent a career in financial services before running for Congress, joined President Barack Obama on Monday in calling for tougher regulations on brokers who help people plan for retirement -- offering his endorsement of a plan that is unlikely to sit well with some on Wall Street.
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As drivers travel aging roads and crumbling bridges, federal highway funding is failing to keep pace with inflation in nearly every state — and some such as Maryland are experiencing a sharper decline than others, according to an analysis of transportation spending.
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WASHINGTON -- Justin Schall, a Democratic political operative who ran Anthony Brown's unsuccessful campaign for governor last year, is taking a job as Rep. John Delaney's chief of staff.
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President Barack Obama unveiled a nearly $4 trillion budget proposal on Monday that would boost spending on infrastructure, medical research and education — and that stoked an ongoing fight with congressional Republicans over how to pay for those priorities.
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President Obama's plan to pay for roads and other capital projects by taxing overseas corporate profits should find bipartisan support in Congress
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As Congress opens its session on Tuesday, several Maryland interests — including chicken farmers, environmentalists and federal employees — will be watching for signs of how the new political landscape on Capitol Hill will affect issues they say are critical to the state's economy.
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WASHINGTON — Lawmakers narrowly averted a government shutdown late Thursday night and approved a $1 trillion spending package after a dramatic day on Capitol Hill in which House members in both parties raised objections to portions of the massive spending measure.
