Pentagon Won’t Give Straight Answer About Plans To Deploy More Troops To Middle East
The Wall Street Journal reports the Pentagon is considering increasing U.S. deployments to the Middle East. When questioned about this by Sen. Josh Hawley, a Pentagon official refused to confirm or deny that report.
Democrat Witness: Evidence Of Crime Not Needed To Impeach Trump
Noah Feldman, a Harvard Law School professor, argued more than two years ago that President Donald Trump could be impeached even without evidence of a crime.
No, Nancy Pelosi Won’t Be President If Trump And Pence Are Impeached
By putting constitutionally ineligible officers into the presidential succession, the Congress in 1947 guaranteed a court fight should a double vacancy ever occur.
Democrats: Domestic Violence Survivor Joni Ernst Doesn’t Care About Domestic Violence
Democrats looking to unseat Sen. Joni Ernst have landed on a particularly distasteful line of attack, accusing the Iowa Republican of being insufficiently supportive of domestic violence victims despite her experience as a survivor.
Almost 30 Percent Of All U.S. Circuit Judges Are Now Trump Appointees
Sen. Mitch McConnell’s new motto, “Leave no vacancy behind,” has stacked the federal judiciary with young Trump-appointed judges.
Senate Unanimously Passes Hong Kong Democracy Bill Backing Protestors
The Senate passed legislation supporting Hong Kong protestors and rebuking Beijing’s human rights violations. The bill now goes to the House, where a similar bill has already been passed.
Johnson: Impeachment Inquiry An ‘Effort To Sabotage The Trump Administration’
In the letter about his knowledge of the administration’s Ukraine policy, Johnson pushes back on the narrative being peddled by witnesses in the Democrats’ latest partisan impeachment efforts.
Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions Endorses Trump In First Campaign Ad To Reclaim Senate Seat
In the 30-second ad, Sessions noted the fact that he has refrained from criticizing the president as others have after leaving the administration.
Joe Manchin Says He Wouldn’t Support A Bernie Sanders Presidency, Even Against Trump
Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) told Fox News Neil Cavuto anchor he wouldn’t support a Bernie Sanders presidency, even if Sanders were the nominee against Trump.
After NCAA Rule Change, Richard Burr Promises To Punish Predominantly Non-White College Athletes With Huge Tax Increase
Burr’s proposal calls for an unequal application of the income tax and would hurt predominantly minority student-athletes.
While Trillions In Deficits Loom, Ernst Proposes Trimming Federal Mascots And Other PR
Wasteful items cited by Ernst include more than $600,000 on coloring books, $60,000 on key chains, $33,000 on snuggies, and $17,000 on koozies.
Lee Introduces Bill To Let Courts Instead Of Bureaucrats Settle Labor Disputes
‘For far too long the NRLC has acted as judge, jury, and executioner, for labor disputes in this country,’ Lee said in a statement.
Sens. Grassley, Johnson Demand Intelligence Inspector General Investigate Leaks
The letter also revealed new communications between Peter Strok and Lisa Page where Strok predicted a ‘crescendo of leaks.’
Sen. Josh Hawley Calls On NBA, U.S. Corporations To ‘Show A Little Backbone’
Senator Josh Hawley gave a full-throated and much needed condemnation of American corporations that continue to bend the knee to Beijing on the Senate floor.
After Michigan Governor Nixes $1.47 Million For Autism, Republican John James Donates Campaign Funds
On October 1, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) line-item vetoed $1.47 million in grants for autism programs.
Democrats Keep Changing The Rules Of Impeachment
This might be a great surprise to people covering the impeachment story, but history did not begin with Trump’s election in 2016.
Senators Demand Answers On DNC Efforts To Get Ukrainian Dirt On Trump In 2016
The chairmen of two Senate committees are insisting the Department of Justice come clean about Democratic Party efforts to solicit Ukrainian interference in the 2016 election.
Joe Biden Forgets The Name Of Merrick Garland
Merrick Garland was nominated to the Supreme Court in 2016 after Justice Antonin Scalia died, opening a seat on the bench in the middle of an election year.
In Latest Push To Curb Spending, Joni Ernst Proposes New Bill Targeting Waste In The Pentagon
The Government Accountability Office estimates that such measures could save the Defense Department more than $500 million. Only $22 trillion left to go.
Grassley: Comey’s ‘Self-Serving Abuses Of Power’ Did ‘Great Harm’ To FBI
‘This behavior is especially unbecoming of public servants who cultivate an appearance of honesty, integrity and transparency,’ Grassley said of revelations inside a new inspector general report.
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