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Mitch McConnell Won’t Seek Reelection In 2026
Republican Senator Mitch McConnell announced that he won’t seek reelection next year, ending a decades-long tenure as a power broker who championed conservative causes but ultimately ceded ground to the fierce GOP populism of President Donald Trump.
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Elected four times, died in office
Franklin D. Roosevelt (32), 1933 - 1945
Elected twice
George Washington (1), 1789 - 1797
Thomas Jefferson (3), 1801 - 1809
James Madison (4), 1809 - 1817
James Monroe 5), 1817 - 1825
Andrew Jackson (7), 1829 - 1837
Ulysses S. Grant (18), 1869 - 1877
Woodrow Wilson (28), 1913 - 1921
Dwight D. Eisenhower (34), 1953 - 1961
Ronald Reagan (40), 1981 - 1989
Bill Clinton (42), 1993 - 2001
George W. Bush (43), 2001 - 2009
Barack Obama (44), 2009 - 2017
Elected twice, non-consecutive
Grover Cleveland (22 and 24), 1885 - 1889, 1893 - 1897
Elected twice, resigned
Richard Nixon (37), 1969 - 1974
Elected twice, died in office
Abraham Lincoln (16), 1861 - 1865
William McKinley (25), 1897 - 1901
Assumed office, later re-elected
Theodore Roosevelt (26), 1901 - 1909
Calvin Coolidge (30), 1923 - 1929
Harry S. Truman (33), 1945 - 1953
Lyndon B. Johnson (36), 1963 - 1969
Elected once
John Adams (2), 1797 - 1801
John Quincy Adams (6), 1825 - 1829
Martin Van Buren (8), 1837 - 1841
James K. Polk (11), 1845 - 1849
Franklin Pierce (14), 1853 - 1857
James Buchanan (15), 1857 - 1861
Rutherford B. Hayes (19), 1877 - 1881
Benjamin Harrison (23), 1889 - 1893
William Howard Taft (27), 1909 - 1913
Herbert Hoover (31), 1929 - 1933
Jimmy Carter (39), 1977 - 1981
George H.W. Bush (41), 1989 - 1993
Donald Trump (45), 2017 - 2021
Elected, died in office
William Henry Harrison (9), 1841
Zachary Taylor (12), 1849 - 1850
James A. Garfield (20), 1881
Warren G. Harding (29), 1921 - 1923
John F. Kennedy (35), 1961 - 1963
Elected, currently serving
Joe Biden (46), 2021
Assumed office, never re-elected
John Tyler (10), 1841 - 1845
Millard Fillmore (13), 1850 - 1853
Andrew Johnson (17), 1865 - 1869
Chester Alan Arthur (21), 1881 - 1885
Gerald Ford (38), 1974 - 1977
CNN's John Avlon breaks down the stakes for President Donald Trump in the upcoming 2020 US election and what it could mean if he loses.
Donald Trump’s main motivation for running for re-election is that if he wins, he can postpone a lot of legal problems for another four years.
In his video, John Avlon cites Prof. Daniel Hemel of University of Chicago Law School who wrote in the Washington Post:
If there is one piece of information that helps to explain why Trump really might resist a peaceful transition of power, it is this: The stakes for Trump this fall are far greater than for past presidents seeking reelection. For him, a loss would mean not only the end of a political career, but also — potentially — personal and financial ruin.
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What does this mean for November? It means Trump has every incentive to fight with no holds barred. He is not in the position of previous U.S. presidents. He is more like a president of Peru or Egypt, where leaving office often means entering a cellblock.
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[D]on’t expect Trump to fight fair. As the Times revelations show, he is fighting for much more than an election. We can take a certain amount of schadenfreude in the president’s tax problems and their financial as well as possible criminal consequences. But we should remember that his tax problems might soon become our problem, too.
Yep, we know Trump isn’t going to fight fair. That’s why we need to push back.
One thing everybody can do is to vote AND to get everybody we know to vote him out of office. The greater Trump’s losing margin, the less likely he will be able to stir up trouble.
I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again: Vote! Check the registration deadlines in your state, get registered, and vote! If you have to get an ID, do it. If you have to jump through some hoops to prove eligibility, jump! They aren’t going to make it any easier to vote, so start now!
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's announcement Wednesday that he would not seek re-election adds a big name to what was already shaping up to be a near-record year of seat turnovers in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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