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William James
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William James
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President Donald Trump attacked Congresswoman Debbie Dingell (D-MI) on Twitter this morning, suggesting her support for his impeachment was an act of personal disloyalty

During a December rally, Trump suggested that Congressman John Dingell (D-MI) [Debbie Dingell's husband] was burning in hell. Congressman John Dingell (D-MI) was a veteran of World War 2.

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Boaters For Trump Member Says If Trump Loses, He’s Heading To WH With Militia

Trump supporter Shawn Feeley said if the president loses in November, "I’m heading to the White House with the militia.”

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bil Forshay

Trump's Leading Pick To Replace RBG Believes Husbands Should Rule Over Wives

Amy Coney Barrett reportedly belongs to People of Praise, a group to which members must swear a lifelong loyalty oath.

William James

McConnell: Senate Will Vote On Trump Pick To Replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg

"President Trump's nominee will receive a vote on the floor of the United States Senate."

JakeThomas

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aratinga

Congressman Doug Collins Gloats About Ruth Bader-Ginsburg's Death

On Twitter, Congressman Doug Collins (R-GA) gloated about the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader-Ginsburg.

William James

WaPo: The U.S. Has A High Likelihood Of Becoming A Full-Fledged Autocracy

The U.S. is backsliding on all of the measures experts use to gauge the health of democracies.

JakeThomas

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Suki0320

Two GOP Senators Oppose Filling Supreme Court Vacancy In 2020

Senators Lisa Murkowski and Chuck Grassley have said they would not support filling a Supreme Court vacancy this year.

JakeThomas

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Has Died At 87

The Supreme Court said in a statement that the justice died at home, surrounded by family.

JakeThomas

Report: In 2019, Trump Personally Intervened To Cut Aid To Puerto Rico

President Trump met with Republican lawmakers in 2019 to say Puerto Rico had received too much money.

JakeThomas

Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks USPS Policy Changes Nationwide

Judge Stanley Bastian said "at the heart of DeJoy's and the Postal Service's actions is voter disenfranchisement."

JakeThomas

Tennessee’s GOP Governor Signed Bill Increasing Punishments For Certain Protests

The law ups some punishments to felonies. Convicted felons in Tennessee lose their right to vote.

JakeThomas