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The Republican National Committee announced Monday it was filing suit against New York City for a recently passed ordinance granting more than 800,000 immigrants the right to vote in city elections.
It was only ONE YEAR AGO this week, when talk of an overthrow of the election results was called "crazy conspiracy talk" by Republicans.
Views: Isn't this special? CNN State of the Union host Jake Tapper has finally noticed that one of the two major political parties in the United States is full of people that constantly tell blatant lies. I hate to break it to Tapper, but this phenomenon didn't start this week. Tapper wrapped up his show this Sunday with this lament about the sheer number of easily disprovable lies told by Republicans over the last week: TAPPER: Facts and truth often get beaten up on their way to you—there's context, spin, narrative, people make mistakes—but I want to talk today about the notion of just...
The Nation, check out our latest issue. Subscribe to Support Progressive Journalism The Nation is reader supported: Chip in $10 or more to help us continue to write about the issues that matter. Sign up for our Wine Club today. Did you know you can support The Nation by drinking wine? House minority leader Kevin McCarthy blatantly lied to Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace. Is that really news, “Republican leader lies”? Let’s take it apart. Wallace pressed McCarthy on his changing stories about Trump’s role in fomenting the violent January 6 Capitol siege. GOP Representat...
Max Elram Battle Creek, Michigan / United States - December 18, 2019: President Trump with Republican National Convention Chair Ronna Romney McDaniel and Michigan Republican Party Cochair Terry Bowman This week, former President Donald Trump has proposed a way for Republican donors to reduce the number of so-called "RINOs" in their party: making sure that all donations for GOP candidates go through his political action committee, Save America. David M. Drucker, a reporter for the conservative Washington Examiner, emphasizes that Trump's move could "leave key party committees financial...