Eight people, six of whom were women of Asian descent, were killed in a series of shootings at three spas in or near Atlanta, Georgia on Tuesday night.
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Amid the rush on the right to hinder the Biden administration’s agenda, Ohio’s Republican attorney general has made a move to get ahead of the pack.
Continue reading “Ohio GOP AG Sues Biden Admin To Use Stimulus Cash To Fund State Tax Cuts” →
A full eight months ago, Ric Grenell, the former Trump official and Republican strategist, promoted the website RecallGavin2020.com and said it was time to kick California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) out of office.
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Republican members of Congress took the opportunity of a hearing with Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Wednesday to resurface by-now-very-familiar talking points about illegal immigration — talking points that tend to resurface around elections or whenever Democrats hold the White House in office.
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The Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol and the lies about election fraud that preceeded it may embolden and “spur” violent extremists to launch attacks in 2021, the intelligence community said in a report released on Wednesday.
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Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) offered an alternate reality on Wednesday when he circulated a bill to award congressional gold medals to Capitol Police officers whose lives were endangered during the deadly insurrection earlier this year that former President Trump incited. Continue reading “Gohmert Tries Rewriting History In Competing Bill To Award Gold Medals To Capitol Police” →
House Freedom Caucus members on Wednesday continued pressing on with attacking President Biden’s so-called “border crisis” by piling on bad faith arguments that conveniently ignored, yet touted, the Trump administration’s inhumane immigration policies. Continue reading “5 New Bad Faith GOP Attacks Against Biden On Border Surge” →
As the Senate Democrats introduce their version of a bill that makes sweeping changes to ballot access requirements, redistricting practices, campaign finance laws and ethical mandates, one prominent election law expert is questioning the party’s strategic choices.
Continue reading “A Top Election Law Expert Thinks Dems Are Making A Strategic Error In Their Democracy Overhaul” →
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s (R-GA) been talking about impeachment since January 21, one day after inauguration.
Now, she’s not alone. Sort of.
Continue reading “Where Things Stand: GOP Hints At Impeachment To Suggest Biden Must Finish Trump’s Wall” →
As we reported in a story published this morning, fringe elements of the Arizona Republican Party have built major momentum behind their long-held desire to knee-cap the state’s mail voting system — in part propelled by President Trump’s lies about the 2020 election.
Continue reading “The Backlash To AZ GOP’s Anti-Mail Voting Push Begins to Take Shape” →