Rep. Alex Mooney (R-W.Va.) proposed the resolution during a House Republican Conference Tuesday, reflecting the GOP fealty to the lame-duck president.
Category: Politics
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The false comparison of the Russia investigation with Trump’s ‘fraud’ claims
For one, there’s actual evidence.
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GOP officials overwhelmingly side against Trump’s voter fraud claims — when forced to decide
Most Republicans won’t take a position. The few who have had to do so have almost all landed in opposition to their party’s president.
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Seven percent of U.S. counties have seen more per-population coronavirus deaths than Manhattan
Two percent have seen more than New York City overall.
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Why is the Defense Department supposed to be led by a civilian?
There’s a law that says the secretary of Defense needs to have at least seven years between military service and leading the Pentagon. Biden’s pick doesn’t have that.
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Voting rights groups alarmed after Cobb County reduced early voting sites for Ga. Senate runoffs
Elections officials in Georgia’s third-most populous county reduced early voting sites by half, raising concerns that Black and Latino voters will be disadvantaged.
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Trump can’t kick his coronavirus herd immunity kick
Even with vaccines on the way and the chief proponent of herd immunity gone from the White House, Trump’s flirtation with the concept is lingering.
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Supreme Court denies Trump allies’ bid to overturn Pennsylvania election results
It was the first request to delay or overturn the results of the presidential election to reach the court.
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Biden picks Xavier Becerra as nominee for health and human services secretary
The former congressman, currently California’s attorney general, has led fights by state Democrats against President Trump’s policies.
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In the Georgia runoff, just showing up for the debate was apparently the hardest part
Georgia’s senate debates began with a Republican insulting voters with his absence. It ended with another Republican insult voters’ intelligence.
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Trump touts misleading video as ‘proof’ of Georgia voter fraud
In his never-ending quest to overturn an election he lost, the president seizes on a bogus claim about video surveillance of “suitcases” hidden under tables.
