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Print Rep. Darrell Issa voted for Rep. Elise Stefanik as Rep. Lynne Cheney’s replacement for the House GOP’s third-highest leadership position. That much is clear. How or whether Issa voted on Cheney’s removal is not. Cheney, R-Wyo., was stripped of her post by an overwhelming voice vote during a closed Republican House conference meeting on Wednesday. One report said the vote happened so early in the session that some members who were running late missed it. Advertisement Issa would not ...

Jesse Plemons. Here’s a plot summary of the film: Set “in 1920s Oklahoma and depicts a string of brutal murders of Osage Nation Native Americans, which came to be known as the Reign of Terror. The Osage Nation, who were the richest people per capita in the world, were killed one by one after oil was discovered on their land. As the death toll rose, the newly-created FBI took up the case and unraveled a chilling conspiracy and one of the most monstrous crimes in American history.” Check ou...

By Ken MeyerMay 5th, 2021, 10:07 am   Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) is drawing a ton of mockery for being the latest Republican lawmaker to make the Florida pilgrimage to sidle up to former President Donald Trump. Cruz posted a grinning photo of himself with Trump Tuesday night at Mar-a-Lago, telling his Twitter followers “He’s in great spirits! We spent the evening talking about working together to re-take the House & Senate in 2022.” The senator’s trip comes after House Minority Leader ...

Throughout Biden’s speech, the live feed occasionally panned to socially distanced members sitting around the chamber. Toward the end of the address during some remarks about immigration, the camera caught a glimpse of Cruz with his eyes shut. Cruz almost immediately opened his eyes for a few seconds before appearing to doze off again. Based on his retweet, Cruz may have been making a deliberate statement, given his well earned reputation for being one of the more performative members of the ...

All of us demand an end to white supremacy and white privilege. How many innocent black and brown ppl are in prison? Free them all! Arrest all police who break the law. Remove all racist cops. End policing as we know it. It doesn’t work. — Michael Moore (@MMFlint) April 20, 2021   Actor Jeffrey Wright tweeted “Guilty. Chalk one up for justice” then later shared a black and white image of a crowd observing the lynching of a black man, captioning it “the Fox News klan’s hostile respo...

POLITICO Playbook: Pelosi’s big headache — and the Post’s black-box editor search Presented by Facebook People will feel jilted if they don’t get an invite to Joe Biden’s address. And Speaker Nancy Pelosi can’t afford that now because her majority is so narrow. | Patrick Semansky/AP Photo DRIVING THE DAY PELOSI’S LATEST HEADACHE — “Lawmakers scramble for ‘musical chairs’ to view Biden’s first Capitol speech,” by Mel Zanona and Sarah Ferris: “Which is a hotter ticket:...

Tucker Carlson spent several months inculcating doubt in his audience over vaccines he now says he “never for a minute doubted,” and it worked. https://t.co/fipSfRDIkghttps://t.co/lpwojzvDui GOP megadonors looking beyond Trump for 2024 — and they have a favorite https://t.co/RYQ7Qf3tPd ************************************************************************* How one sentence (and $5 billion) could reshape Americas approach to gun violence https://t.co/bv7EC3QROO via @nbcnews — Pat Fulle...

Boehner gives an extraordinary rebuke of the GOP, an excoriation without precedence in modern times, leveled by one of the partys most senior figures.