Jan. 6 Continues to Haunt Republicans, Despite Their Attempts to Avoid the Topic

Washington, DC – Following the events of January 6th, where a violent mob stormed the US Capitol, Republican leaders have been reluctant to address the issue. Despite their avoidance of the topic, former President Donald Trump continues to be vocal about it. The refusal of Republicans to discuss the January 6th Capitol riot contrasts with … Read more

Biden Sees Backlash From Republicans After Signing Legislation Ahead of Spending-Plan.

On Friday, the 23rd of December, President Joe Biden signed a short-term measure to keep the government running until the approaching $1.7 trillion budget plan is passed.

This new, short-term bill pushes the deadline for financing to the 30th of December, providing the White House with some breathing room while President Biden prepares to sign the far more expensive funding plan in the following week.

Ahead Of The Game: GOP Sick And Tired Over Preposterous “Woke” Military Policies

As Democrats rush to force a vote before the end of the year, Republicans are fighting back against the inclusion of “woke” military policies within the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), the annual defense policy bill. They also intend to work to include provisions that counter “wild” Biden administration policies.

Republicans Zero In On The Crisis At The Border

The House Republicans, who will soon take control of the chamber, have already clarified that illegal immigration and border security will be among the first items on their agenda once they assume power early in 2023.