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(CNSNews.com) -- When asked whether members of the Senate Judiciary and Intelligence Committees should be able to review the classified documents President Joe Biden had in his garage and at the Penn Biden Center, Sen. Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) laughingly exclaimed, “Yes, yes!”
(CNSNews.com) -- When asked if members of the Senate Judiciary and Intelligence Committees should be able to review the classified documents found in President Joe Biden’s garage and at the Penn Biden Center, Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) said, “Sure, they should,” but added that the Justice Department doesn’t want Congress to see the documents.
Investigation which so far in the case of biden and pence have not in any way shown to be criminal in the case of president trump. there is a criminal ongoing nature to the investigation. but they want to make sure they don't compromise any investigation, so that's an important factor, and congress is aware of that. but the second is that congress is supposed to be kept fully informed about everything in the intelligence community and that would include understanding what documents might have been compromised in order for them to do their oversight. there are twin factors at play here. my gues...
Republicans to blow themselves up on this. if you look at the fox news numbers we just showed. 80% of americans think the economy is in poor shape. 74% think we are going to go into recession this year and 6 in 10 blame president biden. he owns the -- it's a bad economy and he owns it. why on earth would republicans want to too anything that could harm the economy by taking us into a debt crisis allow biden to shift the blame to them. it makes no sense. instead of the putin price hike is he going to be talking about the maga price hike. is he going to make republicans own if if we put us at a ...
In a report to Congress, the State Department pointed to Moscow’s refusal to allow the U.S. to carry out on-site inspections of nuclear facilities to verify that it is keeping the number of strategic weapons it possesses below the limits set by the 2010 accord.