Air Force General: Armed troops shouldn’t be ‘anywhere near’ polling sites
A top U.S. general said Thursday that armed troops shouldn’t be “anywhere near” polling sites during elections while testifying at a Senate Armed Services Committee panel.
A top U.S. general said Thursday that armed troops shouldn’t be “anywhere near” polling sites during elections while testifying at a Senate Armed Services Committee panel.
Trump’s response seemed to allude to his own role as the target of a U.S. Justice Department investigation into whether he colluded with Russia during his 2016 presidential campaign.
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The Arizona Senate released the grand jury subpoena for the recently opened FBI probe into Maricopa County’s 2020 election results Friday night.
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Republicans will bring the bill — deemed the most restrictive election legislation in U.S. history — to the Senate floor for debate today.
In another round of late-night social media posts, President Trump attacked the Supreme Court for not overturning his loss in the 2020 presidential election — and tried to pressure the court to rule his way in future election cases.