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also said the Jan. 6 attack spurred him to strongly consider a congressional comeback because he was angered by the “purposeful dissemination of disinformation and just the unwillingness to accept the results
With a majority of the party’s House members voting to invalidate the results of a free and fair election, and a good chunk of its voters going along with the fantasy that Donald Trump was robbed
election.Â
Almost every day, we learn new details of how Trump set out to overturn the results of the election that threw him out of power.
Speaking of Senate races: Democratic Rep. Cindy Axne didn’t rule out a possible 2022 run for Senate or governor in her home state of Iowa.
Gonzales took his first look at Senate ratings for 2022 and found — perhaps unsurprisingly for a 50-50 chamber — that an equal number of Republican and Democratic seats look competitive.
Fundraising is a key part of Scott’s job as the new chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, with Republicans looking to win back the Senate majority in 2022 after losing control
Scott Jennings, a Republican strategist who has worked for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and in the George W.
ANALYSIS — Republicans in Congress thought they’d escaped unscathed on Election Day.
ANALYSIS — We knew it even before the runoffs in Georgia were finished: Control of the Senate would be on the ballot once again in 2022.
And a total of eight Republicans in the Senate and 139 in the House still supported efforts to overturn election results, voting for one or both of the objections to the electors from Arizona and
voters with his attacks on state GOP election officials and his insistence that the election was stolen.Â
The day has come for Republicans to choose whether to join President Donald Trump in his last-ditch effort to overturn the election results, and top GOP leaders are landing on different sides.
Democrats moved closer to winning the majority in the Senate as Raphael G. Warnock defeated appointed Republican incumbent Kelly Loeffler in a special election runoff Tuesday night.
It may be morning again in America for Republicans as you read this Wednesday, or not, but as I write this column the day before, the Georgia Senate showdown is still underway and very much undecided and
Kelly Loeffler announced Monday, the day before voting was to close in her runoff election, that she’d object to certification of the presidential results in her state.