Don't make the mistake that since Liz Cheney got removed from her leadership post for disagreeing with Trump means she actually disagrees with everything on the lunatic side of the aisle.
Quick Facts
A member of Trump's "all the best people" squad, Jason Miller, was ordered to pay $42,000 in legal fees in response to his attempt to sue Gizmodo's Splinter News for defamation.
Steven Miller, Trump's architect of immigrant cruelty, is still being paid by our government despite the fact that the work is doing is to obstruct Biden administration policies.
A few individuals in Congress are trying to make us forget that there was a violent insurrection and attempted coup on January 6th on behalf of the outgoing "Dear Leader."
Georgia GOP Rep Andrew Clyde was photographed manning a barricade against what he now says was a "normal tourist visit" of rioters trying to prevent the certification of the 2020 election results.
There are many frightening images and videos that were generated during the insurrection of January 6th. The gallows is perhaps one of the most chilling, especially when coupled with the chant of the rioters, "Hang Mike Pence."
Photoshop has killed and laid to rest the idea that "seeing is believing." Always remember that Photoshop can be used as a bullshit factory.
While watching the accelerating downward spiral of political personality Matt Gaetz, one might ponder the total lack of surprise.
Former Trump attorney Sydney Powell now has to defend herself against a massive lawsuit brought by one of the voting technology companies she ranted against when trying to overturn the 2020 election results.
Marjorie Taylor Greene complained to the Pentagon that the Guam National Guard "ambushed" her office as a political tool to intimidate Congress, and called for them to sent home.
A Superior Court judge in Maricopa County, Arizona on Monday ordered the Arizona Republican Party to pay more than $18,000 in attorneys’ fees which were incurred through the GOP’s lawsuits challenging the results of the 2020 election.
It’s certainly true that the U.S. Constitution doesn’t tell you that you have to wear a face mask. There are lots of things that the U.S. Constitution does not expressly forbid, including grand theft auto and murder.
Our hats are off to the amazing citizen volunteers who are documenting the actions of the January 6th insurrectionists at the Capitol Building.
Posts circulating several weeks into the start of President Joe Biden’s administration claim that under the Presidential Transition Enhancement Act of 2019, former President Donald Trump “retains control of the military until 60 days after the inauguration of a new President.”