Minnesota Democratic House Rep. Ilhan Omar offered her opinion today on the election challenges by Republicans currently taking place across the country and in the Supreme Court. In a tweet,Continue Reading
Yesterday, we reported that President Trump had asked Texas Sen. Ted Cruz to argue the Texas Supreme Court election lawsuit. Cruz hasn’t responded yet but did retweet a CNN storyContinue Reading
Previously, we reported that there was a schism between the Idaho GOP, Lt. Gov., and the Attorney General in regards to the Texas SCOTUS election integrity lawsuit. The GOP andContinue Reading
Over 100 House Republicans have just filed an amicus brief concerning the Texas lawsuit to the Supreme Court looking to challenge the results in 4 key swing states. Congressman MikeContinue Reading
The Lt. Governor of Idaho announced today on Facebook “I am pleased to join with numerous State Legislators from Idaho, Alaska, and Arizona who support doing everything we can toContinue Reading
“Trump asks Cruz to argue Texas case” The Hill tweeted out this evening. JUST IN: Trump asks Cruz to argue Texas case https://t.co/I6UdLJmZNt pic.twitter.com/ufLjQn1QjD — The Hill (@thehill) December 9,Continue Reading
It was reported this morning that Michigan Democratic State Rep. Cynthia Johnson, who represents part of Wayne County, threatened President Trump’s supporters in a Facebook live video yesterday, saying itContinue Reading
It was reported this morning that Missouri is the latest state to join Texas in their lawsuit against Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin at the US Supreme Court. Missouri RepublicanContinue Reading
Yesterday, we reported on an Axios story that said among the most significant targets of a political intelligence operation run by China’s main civilian spy agency was Rep. Eric SwalwellContinue Reading
Georgia’s Republican Attorney General Chris Carr’s office yesterday called a Texas lawsuit asking the U.S. Supreme court to toss out Georgia and three other swing state’s election results “constitutionally, legallyContinue Reading