House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) tried to appeal to House Republicans who were hesitant to vote for the One Big ...

Senator John McCain is more popular among Democrats than his own Republican Party after his death, a new poll shows. The Economist/YouGov poll conducted for three days starting a day after McCain ...

"And all we need are four Republicans. Just four to show John McCain-level courage. Just four. There are 220 of them” The ...

Sen. John McCain is now significantly more popular with Democrats than voters within his own party. McCain has a favorability rating of 71% with Democrats, according to a Gallup poll out Monday.

So I took it upon myself to anoint a Democratic savior: Republican Senator John McCain. The idea that Democrats might nominate a Republican wasn’t nearly as crazy as it sounds today.

Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) was close to leaving the Republican Party in 2001, weeks before then-Sen. Jim Jeffords (Vt.) famously announced his decision to become an Independent, according to former… ...

When John McCain Was a Democrat (Almost) By Joshua Green. December 20, 2010. ... Big Tobacco, and the Republican right, he is peerless. McCain is Bush's most vociferous critic, ...

Through much of the last two decades, Sen. John McCain, who died a week ago, was the darling of Democrats and a beloved figure to political reporters, whom he jokingly referred to as his “base.” ...

Did John McCain say "the Democratic Party is a fine party, and I have no problems ... the four-term senator from Arizona who is one of the leading contenders for the 2008 Republican presidential ...

June 2 -- Sen. John McCain said he has no intention of ditching the Republican Party for the Democratic Party. The announcement comes at the same time McCain is meeting with the Senate Democratic ...

Two former state directors for the late former Sen. John McCain, the 2008 Republican presidential nominee, are supporting Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego’s bid for U.S. Senate.

Q: Is it true that even though John McCain calls himself a Republican, he has sided more with the Dems than with the Repubs? A: Not true at all. He voted in support of President Bush 95 percent of ...