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Anna Moneymaker/Getty ImagesRepublican Rep. Tim Burchett on Wednesday said any vote to expel serial fraudster Rep. George Santos would be an easy sell to voters back in eastern Tennessee for one simple reason: homophobia. “Politically, it’d be the greatest vote in the world for me back home,” Burchett told Business Insider. “I mean, people don’t like the fact he’s gay. Down deep, that’s a lot to do with it.” House lawmakers are set to vote on expulsion on Friday; Santos said he expects to be ous
Let's go back to the good ole days when men were men and there was nothing that a little tobacco juice in the eye and a walking stick to the head couldn’t handle.
Last week, Sen. Markwayne Mullin, challenged Sen. Sean O’Brien to a fight. Rep. Tim Burchett accused Rep. Kevin McCarthy of elbowing him in the back. Read more.
via CNNFormer congressman Adam Kinzinger on Friday recounted two instances in which he said Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) “shoulder checked” him inside the Capitol. Kinzinger was asked about the incidents, which he described in his book, Renegade, by The Lead anchor Jake Tapper. Kinzinger, who called McCarthy a “piece of shit” upon his exit from Congress, recalled that he was “standing in the back of the House” when he got “shoulder checked.” “Never had that happen on the floor of the House,” he sa
I’m as amused as the next person by the antics of George Santos, though it’s nice to see that when the House returns from its Thanksgiving break, his colleagues will vote to toss him out. Don’t confuse his possible ouster as an act of bravery on the part of Republicans—Santos is a severe liability in a key swing district that they’d love to hold onto next November, and that is the only reason they might vote to expel him. He will leave behind an entertaining legacy, I’ll give him that. Now I kno
House Speaker Mike Johnson’s two-step funding bill easily passed the US senate ahead of 17 November government shutdown deadline – after Democrats joined Republicans to pass vote in the lower chamber
Three incidents on Tuesday demonstrate that Americans need to return to the fundamentals of democracy and civil discourse, as Utah Gov. Cox says. Read more.