How Biden’s Cabinet appointees are faring
February 24, 2021
Schumer says he hopes to get the last set of nominees confirmed quickly
GOP Sen. Thune lashes out of Trump activists for invoking ‘cancel culture’
February 19, 2021
The Senator became the latest member of his party to defend those who voted to convict in the impeachment of disgraced president
Former Sen. Dole has stage 4 lung cancer
February 18, 2021
The long-time senator lost a presidential race against Bill Clinton in 1996
For Iowa GOP, sedition trumps honor, love of country or patriotism
January 31, 2021
A longtime GOP conservative activist who put love of democracy and America above the sedition of Donald Trump is now under fire from traitorous Republicans
Twitter bans My Pillow CEO for posting false claims about election
January 26, 2021
Mike Lindell is also finding major retailer like Bed Bath & Beyond no longer willing to stock his product and Dominion Voting System may sue him for libel.
What to do about police officers who participated in the Capitol invasion?
January 24, 2021
When police officers cross the line and take part in what has been called an act of sedition in the mob riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, should they be held accountable?
Biden revokes Trump’s ‘patriotic education’ propaganda stunt
January 21, 2021
“It’s an insult to the whole enterprise of education. Education is supposed to help young people learn to think critically,” said David Blight, a Civil War historian at Yale University. “That report is a piece of right-wing propaganda.”
Republicans disgusted with Sen. Hawley’s lies, antics in Electoral College debate
January 8, 2021
“Supporting Josh Hawley was the worst decision I’ve ever made in my life,” declares legendary Missouri Senator John Danforth. Simon & Shuster pulled the plug on a book by Hawley, scheduled for publicans and release by June. They want nothing to do with him.
Twin wins in Georgia gives Democrats control of the U.S. Senate
January 6, 2021
A survey of more than 3,700 voters in Tuesday’s contests, found that Black voters made up roughly 30% of the electorate, and almost all of them — 94% — backed Ossoff and Warnock. The Democrats also relied on the backing of younger voters, people earning less than $50,000 annually and newcomers to the state.
Pence wants ludicrous lawsuit in Electoral College stunt dismissed
January 1, 2021
“A suit to establish that the Vice President has discretion over the count, filed against the Vice President, is a walking legal contradiction,” the Justice Department argues.
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