Sen. Ron Johnson released a statement Wednesday night which included the speech he planned to use regarding his concerns over the presidential election results in Arizona.
Mo Brooks embraces controversy as he leads longshot fight for Trump
Updated Dec 28, 2020;
Posted Dec 28, 2020
U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks of Huntsville with President Trump in the oval office in March 2017. (White House photo)
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Speaking his mind freely is a defining characteristic - perhaps
the defining characteristic - of the Huntsville native who served nine years in the Alabama Legislature, one year as Madison County District Attorney, and 14 years as a county commissioner before going to Washington.
At one point as a commissioner he opposed the use of legal foreign labor at a local DVD manufacturer, saying if the plant wanted foreign labor, it should close down and “open a plant in Jamaica.”
Yes, It Was a Stolen Election-You’d have to be blind not to see it
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os Angeles Times, for instance, assures us that Trump’s “baseless” and “dangerous” claim “that the election was rigged to benefit Joe Biden” has been thoroughly “debunked.”[1]
The New York Times proclaims that “Trump’s false election fraud claims” are founded upon nothing more than a “torrent of falsehoods.”[2] Sneering at “how Trump drove the lie that the election was stolen,”
The Washington Post mocks Republicans who “are still pretending that there was election fraud.”[3] And
CNN.com warns that “Trump s obsession with overturning the election” has now begun to spiral “out of control.”[4]
You’d have to be blind not to see it. Wed Dec 23, 2020
John Perazzo is the editor of the Freedom Center s Discover the Networks website. As Americans continue to watch the 2020 election controversy unfold, the very same publications that spent years lying about President Trump’s “Russia collusion” are once again telling us what we are dutifully supposed to believe. The
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os Angeles Times, for instance, assures us that Trump’s “baseless” and “dangerous” claim “that the election was rigged to benefit Joe Biden” has been thoroughly “debunked.”[1]
The New York Times proclaims that “Trump’s false election fraud claims” are founded upon nothing more than a “torrent of falsehoods.”[2] Sneering at “how Trump drove the lie that the election was stolen,”
Commission could depoliticize 2020 election dispute
Panel would offer best practices for states managing elections December 16, 2020 4:34 PM By Shaun Courtney
A bipartisan commission might be the solution to removing the âpartisan poisonâ from debate over the 2020 election, the next top Republican on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee said.
âPulling this out of politics a little bit and having a bipartisan group that is more independent look at the issue is a good idea,â Rob Portman (R-Ohio) said during a sometimes tense panel hearing Wednesday.
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Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, speaks during a hearing on Capitol Hill Sept. 24, 2020.