Jim Jordan, who played key role in bid to overturn 2020, elected House GOP leader
Jordan aggressively worked to subvert the 2020 election on behalf of President Donald Trump and pushed false anti-voting conspiracy theories.
Jordan aggressively worked to subvert the 2020 election on behalf of President Donald Trump and pushed false anti-voting conspiracy theories.
Attorney General Todd Blanche once again threatened to prosecute newly elected Democrats for speech promising accountability for President Donald Trump and his cabinet.
Trump went all in on a new Big Lie, this time about the 2026 midterms. None of this should come as a surprise. I warned about it on my podcast on Sunday.
Attorney General Todd Blanche said Sunday he plans to investigate congressional Democrats — but he couldn’t specify what crime they had potentially committed.
It makes clear that MAGA election denialism remains alive and well heading into the Trump’s last two years in office.
President Donald Trump responded to Democratic promises of accountability Saturday, calling it “extortion at the highest level,” and ordering Attorney General Todd Blanche to “look into this criminal act, immediately!”
Amid all the joy and celebration, we must not forget that this election was held in the shadow of Trump’s relentless assault on voting.
After months of the Trump administration’s escalating threats against election officials, attempts to interfere with voting and hints about sending law enforcement to polling places, Election Day unfolded largely as elections normally do.
As Americans cast their ballots on Election Day, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin issued a sweeping threat to track down and prosecute those who “vote illegally.”
As voters head to the polls Tuesday, one thing has become clear: President Donald Trump’s dangerous effort to use the power of the federal government to subvert the midterms has failed — for now.
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