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It might take several iterations of this going forward. Republican infighting and dysfunction, thats the theme in washington, d. C. Right now. Congressional investigations reporter for the Washington Post, Jackie Alemany, thank you. Thanks to all of you for getting up Way Too Early with us on this monday morning. Morning joe starts right now. Are you concerned about americas reputation on The World Stage given the level of brinksmanship we have seen this year . Based on the maga republican support, yes. Based on what my administration is doing, no. President biden blaming maga republicans as t...

Republican Celeste Maloy was projected to win a Thanksgiving-week special election for the open U.S. House seat in Utah left vacant by her former boss, Rep. Chris Stewart (R-Utah), according to Decision Desk HQ. She beat out state Sen. Kathleen Riebe (D), the No. 2 Democrat in the Utah Senate, keeping the Utah second congressional…

On Friday, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson shocked many of his supporters and stirred national political debate when he announced that he was changing his party affiliation from Democratic to Republican. Johnson, one of a number of Black mayors to lead America’s largest cities at the moment, has moved control of one of the country’s largest… Continue reading Dallas Mayor Stirs Up Outrage By Switching From Democratic To Republican Party

Then the big republican route that made nancy pelosi speaker in 2018. in 2019, more. why do i say that? you see dan mccready. you go to the presidential race, president trump won. that will be seen by democrats as a bit of a moral victory here. in the end, though, a win is a win, right? this district in republican hands since 1963 will stay there for the time being. democrats will probably field t the win next time. others who may be thinking about running for re-election next year will will look at this one-time strong ruby red district. now a two-point race. the bottom line, the president's ...

>> any time you're going to have a special election, you always want to make sure that you continue to keep this seat in republican hands, which i believe it will. we don't want to go backwards. we don't want the policies of the democrats to cut -- you know, we have already cut taxes. we have ohio growing 4.1% growth just like the president said on saturday. we don't want to turn back and have a democrat take this seat. ohio is happy with the direction we are going right now. melsz melissa let's bring in power panel brad gertzman democratic central cyst and attorney andrea smith is executive d...