Category: Politics

One of his most coherent arguments was that Republicans should vote in January Senate runoffs for revenge.

“We’re certainly not going to move the goal posts at this point in the election,” Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan (R) said.

Rudolph W. Giuliani traveled to Michigan and Georgia last week and met maskless indoors with state legislators in an effort to persuade them to overturn President-elect Joe Biden’s victory.

Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler will meet Democrat Rev. Raphael Warnock in a debate set to start at 7 p.m. Eastern on Sunday night.

The conflict over the long-delayed deal stands as an early test of Biden’s incoming administration, as it attempts to manage multiple crises and entrenched partisan gridlock.

Of the 249 Republicans in the House and Senate, 222 will not say who won the election, largely hiding from answering questions about Trump’s loss.

The Washington Post asked Republicans in Congress three questions. Who won the presidential election? Where do you stand on Trump’s efforts to claim victory? Will you accept Joe Biden as the legitimately elected president? Here’s what they said.

An impasse with the Biden administration isn’t inevitable.

The two Senate runoffs in January will determine control of the chamber and shape the future of the Biden-Harris administration.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp declined the entreaty from Trump, which came hours before the president is scheduled to hold a rally in Georgia on behalf of the state’s two GOP senators.

Trump’s rally, as well as events with Mike Pence and Barack Obama this weekend, are part of a frenetic push to excite Georgians before voter registration for the Jan. 5 special election ends Monday.

As Biden signals he’s poised to take over the presidency, Trump is acting like he hasn’t lost, making for dueling claims of authority and a transition like no other.