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Read Elise Stefanik's Pitch to Replace Liz Cheney in Key GOP Role On 5/12/21 at 10:56 AM EDT Representative Elise Stefanik has announced her intention to run for chair of the House Republican Conference, the no. 3 spot in the GOP, in a move widely anticipated following the ouster of Representative Liz Cheney. Republican members of the House voted to remove Cheney from her position on Wednesday following her sustained criticism of former President Donald Trump and claims that the 2020 presidential election was "stolen." Stefanik shared a letter outlining her intention to run and her goals on W...

Share on Twitter Top US Republicans on Sunday sought to portray their expected ouster of Representative Liz Cheney as an act of unity, despite warnings that the move could deepen divisions over former president Donald Trump and sink party hopes in the 2022 elections. In the strongest sign yet that Ms Cheney faces defeat in a party vote expected on Wednesday, the top Republican in the House of Representatives said he would back congresswoman Elise Stefanik to replace the Wyoming Republican as chair of the 212-member House Republican Conference. Republicans hope to reclaim majo...

Wednesday’s decision by Facebook’s oversight board to uphold former United States President Donald Trump’s suspension from the site highlighted the reality he faces these days: it is hard to sustain a political revolution without a megaphone. The reaction to the decision, which forces Facebook to figure out in the next six months whether Trump should be permanently banned, did not result in a Trump-fuelled firestorm, mainly because he lacks the tools to ignite one. Calling Facebook’s decision a “total disgrace” in an emailed press release, the reaction to the decision was limited ...

Former US President launches a space on his website to post messages.

Views: Visits 37 Donald Trump has launched a new “communications” website, which says it will publish content “straight from the desk” of the former US president. According to JPost, users will be able to like posts and also share them on Twitter and Facebook accounts. The move comes a day before a decision from Facebook Inc’s oversight board on whether to uphold Trump’s indefinite suspension from the platform. Trump was barred from a slew of social media platforms following the deadly January 6 storming of the US Capitol by his supporters. Trump’s senior adviser, Jason...