Speaker math is eluding Republicans
Getting to 217 is proving nigh on impossible
Getting to 217 is proving nigh on impossible
‘There’s nothing that he’s done that would alter my loyalty to him,’ says Congressman Carlos Giménez
Plus: a book party, a gala and a Spectator wedding
Plus: And then there was Scalise… for now
Holdouts on a Scalise speaker vote are likely to extract significant commitments of their own
Behind closed doors, Senator Mike Lee is setting the stage for a ‘huge vibe shift’
Monday.com is not an approved work management system
Plus: Karine Jean-Pierre’s girl dinner
McCarthy’s ouster is not, to say the least, good for the next generation of conservatives
It will be a while before the dust settles from this (to use Karl Marx’s evocative term) ‘plastic moment’
‘The most dangerous place in Washington is between Mace and a TV camera’
He got Kevin McCarthy out. Now what?
Plus: Cenk yourself before you wreck yourself
As a veteran of the military and of government shutdowns, he knows how to hit those pushing for a shutdown where it hurts
The impeachment inquiry is also justified by what we already know, and what we’ve learned in the past year
The obvious obstacle is the refusal of Congress to limit itself
His campaign paid the Capital Research Group $16,600 for the pleasure in 2021
Both Democrats and Republicans called for increased government transparency
At one point in the hearing, Marjorie Taylor Greene produced stills of the president’s son engaged in lewd acts with a sex worker