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Impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary in Jeopardy: GOP Rep Backs Out, Threatens Party Plans

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Rep. Tom McClintock of California announced his decision to vote against a resolution to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. This shift in position puts the GOP’s plans in jeopardy, as McClintock becomes the second Republican to diverge from the party on this matter. In a 10-page memo, McClintock offered criticism of Mayorkas but stated that the party had failed to identify an impeachable crime. He argued that his colleagues had not been able to …

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“Economy’s” Recent Improvement Not Sustainable: Biden Economy Strong, Says Former GOP Comms Director

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Washington, D.C. – Former GOP Communications Director praises the strong performance of the Biden economy, admitting his previous predictions were wrong. In a recent series of interviews, former Trump administration officials have expressed surprise and praise for the current state of the economy under President Biden. Larry Kudlow, a former Trump campaign advisor, admitted that his earlier predictions about the economy under Biden were inaccurate. Kudlow also noted that spending in the new fiscal year …

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GOP District Maps Deemed ‘Partisan Gerrymanders’ by Consultants – Find Out How Dems Stack Up!

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Madison, Wisconsin – Redistricting experts have weighed in on the GOP and conservative maps, calling them “partisan gerrymanders.” The Democratic plans, on the other hand, were found to largely meet court criteria. These findings are of high significance as they could impact the upcoming legislative maps in Wisconsin. The recommendations released by the consultants shed light on the controversial nature of the proposed Republican maps. The experts have emphasized the importance of fair and unbiased …

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Oregon Supreme Court Rules Against 10 GOP State Senators’ Reelection Bid, Citing Long Senate Walkout

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SALEM, Oregon – The Oregon Supreme Court has made a ruling that 10 GOP state senators will not be eligible for reelection, a decision that stemmed from their refusal to attend Senate sessions for approximately six weeks in protest last year. The senators’ absence was in an effort to obstruct Democratic-backed bills, which resulted in the longest obstruction in the state’s history and prevented voting during the session. The court’s decision was based on a …

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Bipartisan Bill to Increase Child Tax Credit Sparks House GOP Revolt – Details Inside!

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WASHINGTON – The House advanced a bipartisan bill that would expand the child tax credit, a move that has the potential to impact millions of American families. The bill, which passed with strong support, is now on its way to the Senate for further consideration. The proposed legislation seeks to increase the child tax credit, providing parents with additional financial relief. If passed, this bill could have significant implications for middle and lower-income families, offering …

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