Carson was at the White House on Tuesday for the election night party.
Category: Politics
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Lindsey Graham’s curious and conspiratorial argument for why Trump should fight election results
“If Republicans don’t challenge and change the U.S. election system, there will never be another Republican president elected again,” Graham said Sunday.
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Esper’s exit interview is a stark — but revisionist — warning about Trump as a lame duck
Within an hour of his firing, we found out Esper had set himself up as a truth-teller.
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Head of House Democratic campaign committee to step down after election losses
Rep. Cheri Bustos, who barely held onto her Illinois seat, said she will not seek a second term after the party maintained its majority but underperformed expectations.
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After Biden win, McConnell backs Trump’s legal challenges to election results
“This process will reach its resolution. Our system will resolve any recounts” and lawsuits, said the Senate majority leader, who provided no evidence to back up Trump’s baseless claims.
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Trump promises his new defense chief will do a ‘great job.’ That’s what he said about the guy he just fired.
The president is constantly assuring the public that his picks will do a great job in their positions, until he decides they didn’t.
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A little-known Trump appointee is in charge of handing transition resources to Biden — and she isn’t budging
The administrator of the General Services Administration has declined to sign paperwork officially starting the transition to the new administration.
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Trump’s quest to end the Affordable Care Act arrives at Supreme Court
Observers view Republicans’ challenge as weaker than those brought previously, but the addition of conservative Justice Amy Coney Barrett may be a factor in the case’s outcome.
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Biden plans to move fast on the pandemic and the economy
President-elect Joe Biden plans this week to show an aggressive strategy on the coronavirus, and he may jump into economic stimulus talks in coming weeks.
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Here are the GOP and Trump campaign’s allegations of election irregularities. So far, none has been proved.
Republicans have suffered defeats in court cases in several states since Election Day.
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Trump continues to defy election results as world and some in GOP begin to move on
As the president kept up his conspiratorial allegations of voter fraud without providing any substantiating evidence, Republican officials and allies splintered between nudging him to accept defeat and encouraging him to fight.
