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Another one bites the dust. Facebook just restricted a pro-Trump super PAC with less than three months left before the presidential election.  Facebook banned the Committee to Defend the President, a pro-Trump Super PAC, from running ads on the platform. The August 6 move was due to the committee’s alleged spread of “misinformation.” 

The Colorado Republican has tried to shift the narrative. She also switched districts. It may not be enough.

Democrats beware — Centrists support Israel

Office of Congressional Ethics voted unanimously to dismiss complaint filed in March against the St. Louis Democrat by a conservative political group.

Porter, who previously worked as a law professor at UC Irvine is continuing “to reap the benefits” of the institutions housing apparatus, despite no longer working there full time.

Rep. Katie Porter, D-Calif., is facing an FEC complaint from an anti-Biden PAC alleging she is continuing “to reap the benefits” of university staff affordable housing policies.

On Tuesday an anti-Biden Super PAC announced a $1 million spend on behalf of N.C. Republican Senate candidate Ted Budd. The Committee to Defeat the President at www.stopjoe.com announced it will fund ads on social media platforms and calls for get-out-the-vote campaigns to bolster Budd and defeat Democrat Cheri Beasley. According to a press release,

A TSG probe has uncovered new details about the criminal campaign that has focused on Hillary Clinton staffers and the DNC.

Colorado Democrats were all smiles, while state Republicans were mostly silent as President Joe Biden was sworn into office on Wednesday. State and federal lawmakers, most of whom did not attend Biden’s inauguration because of the COVID-19 pandemic, followed the new president’s lead in calling for unity, saying those who remain loyal to former President Donald Trump should do so, too. “President Biden spoke of coming together to confront the challenges facing our country, and he�...

Support is so low they dont get to debate at all. less than three months to the iowa caucuses, an enormous gop field that started with at least 16 candidates is finally narrowing down. here is the state of the race. donald trump and ben carson neck and neck, just shy of a combined 50% of all republican support. trailed by three candidates who hold or have held elective office. marco rubio, ted cruz and jeb bush bringing up the rear. none of the other candidates break 5%. new polling shows every ...