GOP prepared to punish corporations that curtailed PAC donations
The message from these Republicans is not subtle: access and influence is for sale, and Corporate America should start writing checks accordingly.
From The Rachel Maddow Show
The message from these Republicans is not subtle: access and influence is for sale, and Corporate America should start writing checks accordingly.
Today's installment of campaign-related news items from across the country.
As a lifelong Republican and former fundraiser for Bush and McCain put it, "Enough. I'm out."
When even Eric Cantor thinks the Republican Party is spiraling toward a chaotic fantasyland, the GOP ought to realize it's arrived at a dangerous place.
Democrats spent months in 2009 weakening their own plans in the hopes of getting GOP votes that didn't materialize. Dems are preoccupied with the lessons.
The circumstances surrounding Trump's legal defense are increasingly farcical, but with an eye toward the Senate, the farce soon turns to tragedy.
Republicans apparently expect people to believe legislation should be assessed, not on its merits, but in its capacity to make the GOP minority happy.
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Republicans genuinely seem to believe Biden has a responsibility to give the GOP the power to veto his own COVID relief bill.
Earlier this month, several Republican leaders started imagining in earnest a post-Trump GOP. That's over now.
Greene's anti-Semitic ideas about fire-causing space lasers should be enough to cause widespread unease among her fellow congressional Republicans.
Today's edition of quick hits.
The fact that the 2020 elections were administered smoothly won't stop the Republican crusade for new voting restrictions.
The more Mitch McConnell and his members refuse to work constructively on public policy, the more he pushes Democrats to rethink their earlier positions.
Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-N.C.) has built his congressional team with communications, not governing, in mind. It's exactly what Mike Pence recommended.
While any improvement is encouraging, this new report points to unemployment claims higher than the totals from October and nearly all of November.
Each new revelation about Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) seems worse than the last. A backlash was inevitable.
Today's edition of quick hits.
Today's edition of quick hits.
Rand Paul's gambit to declare Trump's impeachment trial unconstitutional didn't work, but today's vote told us quite a bit about what's going to happen.
Trump appears less interested in creating a new party and more interested in controlling his old one.
Today's installment of campaign-related news items from across the country.
Marco Rubio warned two years ago, "If today, the national emergency is border security ... tomorrow the national emergency might be climate change." Yep.