A subpoena to the White House could be politically damaging to Mr. Bush, because it would allow his Democratic opponents to suggest he was stonewalling the panel, and because it would raise the prospect of an extended election-year court fight between the commission and the White House.
Q: Now that we'll finally have a new president at the end of this week, it must be a relief to put last year's extended election season definitively behind you.
For for all the craziness of an extended presidential election and an evenly divided Congress suggesting a wide schism in the electorate, she said, the country may become better off for everything that happened.
Colbert won't be doing his regular late-night show on CBS that evening, Levine noted, since CBS plans extended election coverage.
Members of Congress left for an extended election-year summer recess somewhat empty-handed on Friday after drives to renew tax cuts and enact a highway measure loaded with pet projects stalled due to divisions among Republicans.
Adding another plot twist to an already over-extended election cycle, British Columbia's Green and New Democrat leaders just announced a deal that will likely unseat BC's long-sitting BC Liberal premier, Christy Clark.
We saw a dramatic expression of this just before the last general election on an extended live Channel 4 news item.
The first report ― created by Oxford University's Computational Propaganda Project and Graphika, a network analysis firm ― shows how a Russian company called the Internet Research Agency created thousands of accounts and "launched an extended attack on the United States" election by polarizing American politics and boosting Donald Trump's campaign, according to The Washington Post.
Political momentum shifted further after the 2006 election--and then entered an extended period of limbo after Barack Obama's election, when it became unclear just how the FCC Commissioners he appointed would rule.
