" Pitched battle for open New Mexico governorship - KOB4: "U.
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Viewers were nourished by that, not by a pitched battle.
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City's pitched battle against a housing market that's reshaping the social
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This partisanship has turned each court vacancy into a pitched battle.
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"It was a pitched battle," the governor said in a radio interview.
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A pitched battle in which the favorite to win ended up losing.
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"There is a pitched battle for exclusives in this market," Mr. Howard said.
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Potential threats Huawei is engaged in a pitched battle with the US government.
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Two star destroyers wage a pitched battle against a whole bunch of rebel ships.
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That, they argue, includes the increasingly pitched battle over bathrooms that accommodate transgender people.
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The president would welcome a pitched battle over lines of race, ideology and culture.
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With Trump it's a furiously pitched battle, and the demons are way out ahead.
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John Lewis is again at the front lines of a pitched battle over America's future.
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The pitched battle over Kavanaugh added to perceptions of Washington as paralyzed by partisan rancor.
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Much of the intervening time has been spent in a pitched battle for his freedom.
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The pitched battle over Mr. Trump's wall has focused on border security and immigration policy.
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His opponents, Marine Le Pen and Jean-Luc Mélenchon, are also preparing for a pitched battle.
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This desire for children to express their autonomy frequently turns getting dressed into a pitched battle.
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A pitched battle ensues as they fight their way to their only real possibility for escape.
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London (CNN Business)A pitched battle over copyright law in Europe is coming to a head.
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A pitched battle continued, with the SEALs moving among buildings in the town and calling in airstrikes.
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The cyber-intrigue was the opening skirmish in a pitched battle among ostensible Gulf allies this week.
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It's tempting to conclude that there's a pitched battle between AI-risk skeptics and AI-risk believers.
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That would project a much longer and pitched battle between them for the rest of the primary calendar.
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If Sanders wins either, though, expect a pitched battle between the two that will last quite some time.
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Despite Mr. Trump's position atop the polls, Rubio aides desperately wanted to avoid a pitched battle with him.
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A dozen people will die in a pitched battle over a single coffee cup in a corporate office.
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The sharply negative Democratic responses to Kavanaugh's nomination indicated a pitched battle over his confirmation is coming this fall.
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In many respects, this election has devolved into a pitched battle between a "deplorable" candidate and a "despicable" one.
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There, it was a pitched battle between Dean and Gephardt, with Kerry double digits behind the leaders. Then-Sen.
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Tuesday is one of the most critical days in the pitched battle for the House of Representatives next year.
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A pitched battle over the right path for U.S. interest rates is expected at next week's Fed policy-setting meeting.
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These days, the easy media narrative is that employers and employees are locked in a pitched battle against one another.
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LIMA (Reuters) - A soccer stadium in Peru was the site of pitched battle on Monday, but not between two sports teams.
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The pitched battle between political moderates and hard-liners is so perilous that there is even talk of a military takeover.
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The pitched battle between political moderates and hard-liners is so perilous that there is even talk of a military takeover.
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Y'oughta. Did you know that Alaskan halibut fishermen are locked in a pitched battle with killer whales in the Bering Sea?
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Trump would once again be the front-runner in a pitched battle with Cruz and a trio of hopefuls battling behind them.
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Cuccinelli will likely face a pitched battle for the Senate approval of his nomination, though it is controlled by Trump's Republican party.
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Troopers on Jedha are backed up by an AT-ST (All Terrain Scout Transport) during what appears to be a pitched battle.
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We allow those interest groups to wage a pitched battle using all the money and influence they can muster against one another.
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If the last decade was all about Amazon's ascendancy in retail, the next several years will bring more of a pitched battle.
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On Monday, he acknowledged that a pitched battle between former reality television stars was not in many people's definition of the job.
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But this game isn't collaborative: You're setting your heroes into pitched battle with your opponent, and it's a last-player-standing brawl.
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In down periods, most fighters—who were almost invariably laborers—couldn't afford the damage to their hands that a pitched battle practically guaranteed.
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For civilians, the sudden eruption of pitched battle in the area had come as a terrifying conclusion to years of deprivation and bombardment.
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Doctors are, after all, on the front lines of a pitched battle against an invisible enemy most of us are powerless to stop.
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It will be a pitched battle for control of the House, to say nothing about the gargantuan fights ahead for individual Senate seats.
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Trump's surrender is sure to leave psychological ripples in Washington that could surface next time he is in a pitched battle with Democrats.
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The week ends very differently: with a pitched battle over immigration, law-breaking and what kind of country we are and can be.
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Clinton were discussing bringing on additional staff members to strengthen her campaign operation now that a pitched battle may lie ahead against Mr. Sanders.
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This is definitely a multi-kill kind of ultimate, so steer it in during a pitched battle and detonate before anyone sees it coming.
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The result has been a pitched battle between Kaepernick's protest in itself, and the forces of that goonish rhetorical universe in which it occurred.
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A pitched battle is already raging over Scalia's seat, embroiling the White House, Congress and presidential candidates eager to whip up grass-roots activists.
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At the same time, Chicago's schools are at the center of a pitched battle between Governor Bruce Rauner and Mayor Rahm Emanuel's school board.
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With Italians' appetite for snack food growing, Barilla and Ferrero are in a pitched battle to make sure their cookies come out on top.
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The latest salvo in what could be a pitched battle between giants shows just how important small businesses are to e-commerce mega firms.
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In 1994, he added Paramount to his growing empire, fighting off both Mr. Diller and the telecommunications billionaire John C. Malone in a pitched battle.
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If Sanders wins either, though, or even comes very close in Iowa, expect a pitched battle between the two that will last quite some time.
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At a time when journalism finds itself once again in a pitched battle with a sitting president, this actually risks feeling too on the nose.
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This looks a bit like we're back at Mimban, with a group of mudtroopers, where we saw the AT-ST earlier, and the pitched battle.
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After 15 minutes of pitched battle in and out of the ring, a pair of winners emerges as a referee raises their arms in victory.
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Weeks of pitched battle over Kavanaugh's nomination came to a close on Saturday when the Senate voted 50-48 to confirm him to the court.
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In 923, he added Paramount to his growing empire, fighting off both Mr. Diller and the telecommunications billionaire John C. Malone in a pitched battle.
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The previously unknown level of coordination with outside advisers offered a glimpse behind the scenes in an increasingly pitched battle between Exxon and environmental groups.
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Washington is currently erupting in a pitched battle over whether the Senate has to vote on whichever nominee that President Obama is sure to send.
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And the new capital for HomeMe is the company's first shot in what will increasingly be a pitched battle for the real estate rental market.
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Residents of Tripoli said that the two sides had spent the days mobilizing and deploying their forces, with a more pitched battle expected on Sunday.
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Either way, we can expect to see a pitched battle between Congress' power and executive branch claims of executive authority play out in federal court.
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The pitched battle for control of Hong Kong Polytechnic University began last week as demonstrators for days fortified the campus to keep the police out.
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Armed militants also attacked a nearby CIA annex with mortar fire, killing two additional Americans as security personnel engaged in a pitched battle with the attackers.
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There also was the pitched battle in Philadelphia that escalated to the point of cab officials calling Uber "worse than ISIS" and harassing individual Uber drivers.
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WASHINGTON — The pitched battle over President Obama's signature climate change policy, which is moving to the courts this week, carries considerable political, economic and historical stakes.
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A pitched battle ensued, in which hundreds were killed and tens of thousands displaced amid accusations of mass rape, illegal detentions, torture and extra-judicial killings.
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Rise of the Resistance is described as an immersive experience that puts park-goers in the midst of a pitched battle between Resistance and First Order forces.
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In August 2017, a group of white supremacists rallied in the city-- the site of a pitched battle over whether to remove a Robert E. Lee statue.
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So has the pitched battle over American foreign policy on Iran, which renders Iran's domestic realities as talking points in a conversation that is really about us.
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San Rafael, California (CNN)A pitched battle is unfolding over the name Dixie in a place known for being a bastion of well-to-do progressive voters.
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The context for Google's cookie-killing proposal is that there's a pitched battle being waged between browser makers to remake the future of privacy on the web.
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She'd already been active in Germany's pitched battle over coal mining, which recently has involved environmental activists occupying sites slated for coal mining in the ancient Hambach Forest.
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Yet even in Afghanistan, where American troops have fought a pitched battle for 17 years, those who believe the United States should get out are not speaking up.
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Troops had been pursuing the militants for weeks and on Sunday a pitched battle between the soldiers and insurgents on the island left at least five militants dead.
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By midafternoon, the protest nearest to Gaza City had turned into a pitched battle — a chaotic panorama of smoke, sirens and tear gas that stretched along the fence.
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You might face a pitched battle against Dorne right away in your first outing as Queen Cersei, but then broker widespread peace across the land in your next playthrough.
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WASHINGTON — In 2001, when surging budget surpluses fueled hopes of extinguishing the national debt, a pitched battle broke out over President George W. Bush's proposed $1.6 trillion tax cut.
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Mr. Spencer called them a "pitched battle" between two polarized, political "vanguards" that reminded him of political upheavals, presumably in Germany, that took place in the 1920s and 1930s.
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Locked in a pitched battle for market share in the country, ecommerce firms are looking past bigger cities like Mumbai, New Delhi and Bengaluru for the next wave of growth.
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I am unironically delighted that Endgame is poised to drag America — nay, the world — into a pitched battle about how time travel, a thing humanity still can't do, actually works.
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" Cruz after another pitched battle between Trump and Rubio: "Megyn, let me just ask the voters at home, is this the debate you want playing out in the general election?
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Unfortunately, too many Americans and elected officials have been distracted from Russia's treachery because of the pitched battle regarding Putin's involvement in the 2016 presidential race in the United States.
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The pitched battle over impeachment is the last-gasp struggle of a generation that has dominated American politics, media and culture for more than half a century — the baby boomers.
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Axne's home state of Iowa is a primary focus in the battle for rural voters, as the Democratic presidential contenders are in a pitched battle to win the caucuses there.
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Friday's announcement sets the stage for a pitched battle over abortion through Election Day, with Planned Parenthood also launching this week a $45 million electoral campaign focused on battleground states.
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It's a good thing that Tim Cook alluded to the company's pitched battle with the FBI at the beginning of Monday's keynote, and not just because it's an important issue.
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"The Force Awakens" was in a pitched battle with "The Revenant" for first place, but managed to retain its crown for the fourth straight weekend, picking up $41.6 million in receipts.
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A breakup at 21, for instance, is a pitched battle of extremes, a line drawn between two opposing forces, each cruel enough to break the other's heart into a million pieces.
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"Assuming Trump loses, there'll be a really pitched battle for the heart and soul of the party," said Weaver, the Kasich strategist who wrote the scathing rebuttal to Priebus on Sunday.
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Republicans are in a pitched battle to retain their control of the House and Senate against an energized Democratic voting base that has made contests competitive even in some Republican strongholds.
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Now the whole nation is in a pitched battle over bathroom access, with the Obama administration ordering all public schools to allow transgender students to use the bathrooms of their choice.
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By midafternoon Monday east of Gaza City, the scene at the fence resembled a pitched battle — a chaotic panorama of black smoke, wailing sirens, streams of tear gas and recurring gunfire.
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"People [in the White House] see the caravan issue in a similar light as Kavanaugh," said one former administration official, referring to the pitched battle over the Supreme Court justice's confirmation.
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Game of Thrones' showrunners want a pitched battle to occur, and they're determined to get one, even if they have to twist George R.R. Martin's story into narrative knots to do so.
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And if the new trajectory holds up -- a highly competitive and pitched battle between the two -- the sniping, hits and accusations are likely only to escalate as the primary season wears on.
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Senator Heidi Heitkamp, the centrist Democrat from North Dakota who is fighting a pitched battle to save her seat, has gotten a lift from an unlikely source: the conservative billionaire Koch brothers.
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And for the Republicans, in the aftermath of this election we're gonna see a pitched battle across these different boundaries — the anti-leadership populist base, the radical conservatives, and the establishment leadership.
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And when it does return, having been the subject of a pitched battle in the Senate, the courts and the streets, net neutrality really will be more powerful than you can possibly imagine.
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The next revolution will be reclaiming your digital identity The future of American fintech may hang in the balance of a pitched battle that has grown in intensity over the past four months.
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At the end of a pitched battle that lasted nearly a decade, residents of the Hawthorne Court, a 248-building apartment complex with an expansive landscaped backyard, can now walk on the grass.
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Around its blackening gates and in the immense square in front of it, dozens of Martial soldiers are locked in a pitched battle with hundreds of rebels dressed in black—Scholar Resistance fighters.
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A pitched battle has been waged in recent years to revive it, led in part by the Alliance for Quality Education, an education advocacy group with which Ms. Nixon has worked for years.
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Washington (CNN)Two of President Donald Trump's cabinet officials criticized California's environmental record Thursday as the state and the administration are in a pitched battle over the authority to set vehicle emission standards.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Heidi Heitkamp, the centrist Democrat from North Dakota who is fighting a pitched battle to save her seat, has gotten a lift from an unlikely source: the conservative billionaire Koch brothers.
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It is no secret that airlines are waging an increasingly pitched battle for the biggest-spending passengers who fly in premium classes: The carriers have deployed amenities like fluffy feather duvets and spa treatments.
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This is all a pitched battle over possession of Wendy herself, who's committed to a marriage with one man and a business partnership with the other, but struggles to keep these two intimacies apart.
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The extent to which ISIS has succeeded is now alarmingly evident, as a pitched battle between Philippine troops and Islamist militants for control of the largely Muslim city of Marawi enters its fourth week.
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Editorial If the next president's immigration agenda includes a pitched battle over "sanctuary" cities, a term Donald Trump uses with disgust, the proper response from places like New York will be: Bring it on.
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Police and protesters faced off all day outside Polytechnic after a pitched battle the previous night in which the two sides exchanged tear gas and gasoline bombs that left fires blazing in the street.
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That has led to an unexpectedly pitched battle between those who favor incorporation and officials in the Town of Greenburgh, a down-and-dirty fight featuring private investigators, accusations of greed and, naturally, a lawsuit.
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The work his campaign has put into reaching these communities also impressed Washington-based activist Jess Morales Rocketto, who worked on Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign, which fought a pitched battle with Sanders for the nomination.
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U.S. retailers, from Amazon to J.C. Penney, have started earlier and are paying more and upping benefits in a pitched battle to hire more than 700,000 holiday workers in what is the tightest labor market in decades.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's Tata Sons, which is entangled in a pitched battle against its former chairman Cyrus Mistry, has said that it is consulting its lawyers and will contest the allegations leveled by the former top boss.
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Mr. Manafort, 67, who had managed national Republican conventions in the past, was hired in late March, as Mr. Trump was facing a pitched battle to amass the number of delegates needed to capture the party's nomination.
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A pitched battle over removing Confederate monuments and renaming Robert E. Lee Park had been raging for years before the city council voted in February to finally rid the city of the statues and rename the park.
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The two presidential contenders are in a pitched battle over race that appears to be aimed at both minority voters and white voters who might be reluctant to support a candidate viewed as sympathetic to white nationalism.
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With a sea gull and a mouse for allies, they raid Woundwort's stronghold, spirit away some of his captive does and confront his forces in a pitched battle in defense of their new warren on Watership Down.
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"But these records sort of indicate that it was much more ... than that, that there were far more people involved and that the city of Montgomery and the state of Alabama mounted a pitched battle to maintain segregation."
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"For some reason, most environmental groups that demand action on climate change were rather muted as the pitched battle over the efficacy of this project raged on, and a few groups have even cheered the shutdown," Clyburn wrote.
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Amazon has been engaged in a pitched battle for Indian market share against Walmart Inc's Flipkart, with both companies announcing various plans to attract more customers in what is viewed as one of their most important growth markets.
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Aside from becoming nicknamed after Mr. Diller, the project also was known for its on-again, off-again status, with a frustrated Mr. Diller briefly abandoning the project last year after a pitched battle with an opposition group.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Twelve Democrats hoping to replace Donald Trump in the White House hold their fourth debate on Tuesday just three weeks after an impeachment inquiry ensnared the Republican president in a pitched battle with Democrats in Congress.
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Still, the pitched battle over trade policy, on the eve of Mr. Trump's meeting with Mr. Xi, injected an unpredictable note into an encounter that has been billed mostly as a get-acquainted session for the two leaders.
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The birth father, it turns out, could see, and the hunt for him leads to a pitched battle in the first episode, as Baba seeks to protect the infants, even if their destined fate is difficult to, well, ascertain.
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MUMBAI, Dec 20 (Reuters) - India's Tata Sons, which is entangled in a pitched battle against its former chairman Cyrus Mistry, has said that it is consulting its lawyers and will contest the allegations leveled by the former top boss.
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DOUGLAS, Isle of Man — The Isle of Man's governing body, the Tynwald, was founded by Viking settlers and first gained notoriety in 1237 when a gathering degenerated into a pitched battle between two factions that left three men dead.
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The headline struggle is in Florida, where a citizen initiative in November restored ballot rights to as many as 22 million former felons, and the Republican-controlled legislature last month waged a pitched battle to blunt the initiative's impact.
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Inside the White House, there remains a pitched battle between those who want to make a deal with Beijing and those who are determined to keep piling on pressure to force a more radical change in its trade practices.
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For months, the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in North Dakota has been waging a pitched battle against a proposed oil pipeline that would run near their reservation — arguing that it would endanger both their water supplies and sacred sites.
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What's going on: Tech companies, startups, legacy companies and academics around the world are in a pitched battle to attract a relatively small number of talented AI experts, a struggle in which the chief weapons are money, prestige and glory.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 18 (Reuters) - Apple Inc, amid a pitched battle with the U.S. government over law enforcement's desire to crack into iPhones, has hired a new security executive to oversee its corporate digital defenses, people familiar with the matter said.
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Iraq has floated the idea that it, too, should be exempt, saying it needs oil revenue to fund its campaign against the Islamic State, the militant group that Baghdad is waging a pitched battle against in the Iraqi city of Mosul.
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He had come to Quito to escape, and instead found himself in the middle of a pitched battle between local taxi unions and an international ride-sharing company… a battle that had claimed foreign-born Cabify drivers as collateral damage.
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Instead, it has exposed the party's gulf over energy and the environment, setting the stage for a potential pitched battle between two sides of a party that must unite if it hopes to unseat Trudeau's Liberals or become, at least, kingmakers.
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Airbnb is also engaged in a pitched battle in its home of San Francisco, where the company has also sued to block a new requirement that it reject booking fees from property owners who have not registered with the city.
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The pitched battle between the two leaders over whether the President would deliver his State of the Union address in the House chamber next week, in the midst of the ongoing government shutdown, ended after Pelosi rescinded her invitation on Wednesday.
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If a pitched battle that CNN's senior international correspondent Arwa Damon and photojournalist Brice Laine were caught in Friday and Saturday is a sign of fights to come, the offensive to take back Iraq's second city will only get more difficult.
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Washington (CNN)The US aviation industry and the Trump administration are in a pitched battle over the response to the coronavirus pandemic, three sources familiar with recent calls between officials from several government agencies and US airlines have told CNN.
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The White House responded by trying to discredit Ms. Hill, and after a pitched battle with Congress, the Senate confirmed Judge Thomas by a vote of 219 to 220, one of the narrowest margins ever for a Supreme Court nomination.
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WASHINGTON — Senators, spies and a president spent years in a pitched battle over how the history is told of one of the most controversial chapters of America's campaign against terrorism, the detention and interrogation of prisoners in secret C.I.A. jails.
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The demonstrations have since morphed into a pitched battle between protesters, the police and the government over the city's future, and they took a more violent turn this past week as protesters fought off a police siege of a university campus.
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He denounced a tariff on grain, making bread more expensive, as a "stomach tax" on working people, and fought a pitched battle against the House of Lords to force through his People's Budget in 1910, laying the foundations for the welfare state.
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Researchers are in a pitched battle against deepfakes, the artificial intelligence algorithms that create convincing fake images, audio and video, but it could take years before they invent a system that can sniff out most or all of them, experts tell Axios.
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How do you think viewers would react if it got down to a pitched battle between a crazy saxophonist who couldn't follow the music and a disciplined but slightly boring guitarist — and the celebrity panel announced that the winner was Plácido Domingo?
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The film essentially must work backward toward Carol's origin story, explaining how she wound up among the Kree, a noble warrior race, in their pitched battle with the shape-shifting Skrulls, who won't win any beauty contests in their original green-skinned form.
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Instead, Mr. Trump's election has given new life to the abortion wars in Washington, and thrust Ms. Richards — and women, many of them poor, across America who rely on Planned Parenthood for basic health care — into a pitched battle with the president.
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Amid a pitched battle in Congress over funding for President Donald Trump's long-promised border wall and a National Guard deployment to what the secretary calls a "crisis" at the Southern border, the trip took DHS and CNN directly to ground zero in the debate.
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Following down that narrative path revealed that they were definitely outnumbered, and the game forced me into a pitched battle in the limited "tactical battle" mechanic of the game (a very basic grid battle system that I've been forced into maybe 10 times total).
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The pitched battle, which is unusually fierce even by the standards of this conflict-prone part of the country, indicates that the Islamic State is now also a Southeast Asian problem and that the Philippine government may be the region's weak link in addressing it.
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Washington (CNN)Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin informed Congress early Wednesday evening that his department would be unable to comply with House Democrats' deadline for President Donald Trump's tax returns, inserting himself into what is sure to be a pitched battle for the closely held documents.
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Islamic State (IS) militants and Libyan forces were engaged in a pitched battle on Wednesday for coastal oil terminals that experts said hold the key to the extremists establishing control of the country and turning it into a base for future attacks in Africa and Europe.
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The attack, on police and intelligence buildings in the Gereshk District of Helmand, involved as many as 10 insurgent fighters who were wearing police uniforms and suicide vests, according to Abdul Jabar Qahraman, the presidential envoy sent to manage the pitched battle against the Taliban in Helmand.
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Throughout the weekend, "The Force Awakens" was locked in a pitched battle with "The Revenant" for first place, but as the dust settled on Sunday, the "Star Wars" sequel had managed to retain its crown for the fourth straight weekend, picking up $260 million in receipts.
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Sergei V. Skripal, the former Russian spy poisoned in Britain with a powerful nerve agent, appears to have been working in recent years with intelligence officers in Spain, a country locked in a pitched battle with Russian organized crime groups, some with ties to the Russian government.
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The victories are crucial because Dallas is in a pitched battle with the surging Portland Trail Blazers for the No. 6 seed in the Western Conference playoff race while desperately trying to close the gap on the Memphis Grizzlies, the team that currently holds the coveted No. 5 seed.
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Mr. Trump's manner of treating members of his own administration is often regrettable, but then for his entire term so far he has been entangled in a pitched battle with elements of the executive branch nominally under his own authority — a frustration no previous president has had to face.
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Didn&apost go that way, and thus we got an insane episode of Musk tweeting his way into an SEC investigation and eventual settlement, a pitched battle between the #TSLA fanboy and the #TSLAQ bankruptcy crowds, and a preoccupation with Tesla&aposs inner-workings that resembled Cold War Kremlinology.
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The orange glow of the streetlamps and the ramshackle barricade of furniture and scrap metal in the background dated it to a very particular time and place: Cairo, in February 2011, when the revolutionaries camped in Tahrir Square were waging a pitched battle against an assault from government-backed thugs.
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One night in December 1978, hundreds of Hasidic protesters swarmed into the 66th Precinct station house in Borough Park, destroyed a Teletype machine, flung thousands of files onto the floor and got into a pitched battle with police reinforcements summoned by the four officers who were overwhelmed by the mob.
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The shift is an abrupt reversal that reflects another twist in the pitched battle inside the White House between the economic nationalists, who channel Mr. Trump's protectionist instincts, and more mainstream advisers, who worry about the effects of hard-line policies on the stock market and long-term economic growth.
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In 20103, equipped with little more than a shovel and a surplus of revolutionary ideals, the then-clandestine militant led some 22010 squatter families in a months-long, pitched battle with local authorities to secure a plot of land to build their ramshackle homes here in Zipaquira, a city north of Bogota.
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Under pressure from other Democratic senators, who had been fighting a pitched battle against Judge Kavanaugh for weeks — largely over access to documents from his years in the George W. Bush White House — Ms. Feinstein called a meeting late Wednesday to share with the lawmakers the letter's contents but not the letter itself.
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This is happening as the world is increasingly at war over migration; 2016 was, among other things, a prolonged and pitched battle over the rights and privileges of migrant people, whether Syrians in Europe, Europeans in Britain's fight over Brexit, or the issue of Mexican and Muslim immigration that dominated the American presidential race.
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Related: On the Frontline of Libya's Fight Against the Islamic State Islamic State (IS) militants and Libyan forces were engaged in a pitched battle on Wednesday for coastal oil terminals that experts said hold the key to the extremists establishing control of the country and turning it into a base for future attacks in Africa and Europe.
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The pitched battle in this state, known as a bellwether on education policy, reflects the passions that charter schools arouse nationwide, particularly regarding a central part of the debate: If they offer children in lagging traditional public schools an alternative path to a quality education, do they also undermine those schools and the children in them?
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The last time Democrats outpaced Republicans came in 2008, when Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and former President Obama were locked in a pitched battle for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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WASHINGTON — The pitched battle looming over the Supreme Court, along with a jolt to the Democratic leadership at the ballot box last Tuesday, is threatening to shatter the already fragile architecture of the Democratic Party, as an activist rebellion on the left and a lurch to the right in Washington propels the party toward a moment of extraordinary conflict and forced reinvention.
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"The dawning realization for many in the party is that what Democrats had envisioned as a jubilant national convention in Milwaukee … has the potential to turn into a pitched battle among multiple candidates and their supporters, each representing dueling ideological wings of the party and convinced that the other side would lose to Trump," Matt Viser, Dan Balz and Annie Linskey report.
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A vote in the Republican-led Senate on Mr. Trump's replacement for Justice Kennedy, most likely coming just weeks before Election Day, is set to provide the jolt of energy that will help the party in its pitched battle with Democrats over control of the Senate, and in its efforts to retain control of the House, conservative leaders, activists and lawmakers said in interviews.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and House Democrats on Wednesday opened up a pitched battle over an intensifying set of investigations, the latest sign partisan warfare may extinguish chances of bipartisan cooperation on major issues under divided government.
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"Roy Moore would be a thorn in the Senate G.O.P. leadership's side, and they would be happy to expel him hoping to both dissuade others and put down the Bannon rebellion," said Erick Erickson, the Christian conservative writer and radio host who has argued that the debate over Mr. Moore should be viewed in the context of the much larger and more pitched battle between the party's establishment and anti-establishment wings.
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The most vulnerable Republican in the Senate is locked in a pitched battle with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE over the future of Yucca Mountain, a massive nuclear waste repository located 220006 miles outside Las Vegas.
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