Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has a new assessment of President Donald Trump as “a very, very smart man” who won’t be easy for Democrats to defeat in the 2020 election. “I used ...

Harry Reid fired back against Donald Trump on Friday, as the two political opponents continue their war of words. The Senate Minority Leader, a former boxer, often serves as his party’s attack ...

Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid called President Donald Trump an “amoral” person and said he’s “the worst President we’ve ever had” in an interview with The New York Times ...

Outgoing Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid unleashed a bitter condemnation of President-elect Donald Trump on Friday, blasting him as a "sexual predator" who "fueled his campaign with bigotry and ...

Donald Trump is a racist, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid said on the Senate floor Monday afternoon, and the media has been negligent by refusing to label him as such. “Virtually every time ...

LAS VEGAS — Harry Reid found a priceless piece of memorabilia recently while sorting through 34 years of congressional papers. It’s a picture of Reid with Donald J. Trump, inside the real ...

Sen. Harry Reid spoke out on Tuesday against Donald Trump’s early actions as president-elect, calling on him to “Rise to the dignity of the office…instead of hiding behind your Twitter ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. Sen. Harry Reid, on his way out as Senate minority leader, released a ...

[is] precisely b/c [Harry] Reid blew up [60 vote] rule" Reid knew that when he made the decision to invoke the nuclear option. What he didn't know — and no one knew — is that Donald Trump ...

retiring Nevada Senator Harry Reid told The Washington Post that Republican Presidential candidate and former Atlantic City casino boss Donald Trump couldn’t get a gaming license in Nevada if he ...

Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid called Donald Trump a racist on the Senate floor Monday, an escalation in the Nevada lawmaker’s war of words against the GOP presidential nominee in recent weeks.