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Understanding the House Republican clusterfark It was a sharp bet because Cheney understands the makeup of the Republican conference. Cook Political Report’s Dave Wasserman observed that the GOP House members can be divided into thirds—what he calls the Freedom Caucus, the Institutionalists, and the Floaters. While Wasserman is correct about the internal divide, he’s a bit generous in both his descriptions and the assessment that the groups are divided equally. The actions of the past two months—from the coup attempt to the election-certification votes to the MQG and Cheney controvers...

As a responsible citizen, I would like to address Steven Flanders’ response to my previous letter to the editor.

Michigan Republicans join last-ditch effort to overturn 2020 election results Republican senators, reps to object to electoral votes that declare Biden president-elect Updated:  Tags:  DETROIT – A showdown is brewing in the U.S Senate over next week’s certification of electoral votes that favor President-elect Joe Biden. Now, several news outlets are reporting that a dozen Republican senators and senators-elect are joining together in a last-ditch effort to overturn those election results just ahead of Congress’ meeting on Jan. 6 to count the Electoral College votes and certify Biden�...

Share January 03, 2021, 8:04 AM A Michigan group calling itself "Electors for President Trump" is jumping aboard a last-ditch plan to overturn the 2020 election on Wednesday in Washington D.C.  Meshawn Maddock (Photo: Twitter) The group joined Texas Rep. Louie Gohmert's now-dismissed suit seeking to give Vice President Mike Pence the power to throw out votes of states like Michigan, WDIV reports: Among this group of activists are Marian Sheridan, a top official with the Michigan GOP; Michele Lundgren, a former congressional candidate for the Independent Party and Meshaw...

CNN anchor Jake Tapper said on Wednesday's broadcast of his show "The Lead" that President Donald Trump, Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) and other House Republicans who signed onto a Texas lawsuit were "fighting facts, fighting truth, fighting standards, fighting democracy" by continuing to question the validity of President-elect Joe Biden's win. | Clips