Cantor to resign House leadership after primary loss
Cantor announces he will resign as House Majority Leader next month following a surprise primary defeat to David Brat. The move sparks a GOP leadership contest with June 19 elections and raises questions about immigration legislation and a potential shift in strategy ahead of the midterm elections.
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Brat Disavows Tea Party Label After Cantor Victory
Dave Brat rejects being labeled a tea party candidate though national tea party groups claim him. The Randolph Macon College professor won a stunning primary upset over House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, boosting a movement that energized Richmond area supporters.
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