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President Donald Trump has always put a premium on personal loyalty. But this postelection period – in which he has continued to press unfounded claims of fraud even as President-elect Joe Biden prepares to take office – has presented Republican officials with a stark test, and created new fissures in the party. In Georgia, where two Jan. 5 runoff elections will determine control of the U.S. Senate, incumbent GOP Sens. Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue have sided with the president in bashing their own state’s election apparatus and the Republican officials in charge of it. By amplifying ...

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  Share Source: AP Photo/Jeff Chiu Georgia Democrat Jon Ossoff’s ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) continue to haunt his Senate campaign, and one ally of his bid is also reportedly cozy with the Chinese government. Ossoff has received support from Congressman Eric Swalwell (D-CA), who is currently under fire for reportedly engaging in a sexual relationship with a suspected Chinese intelligence spy, Christine Fang. The Senate hopeful himself profited off of a media company that is partially owned by the CCP, as federal financial records show. While Swalwell navigates a scandal alle...

As Voting Starts in Georgia, Gun Groups Rally for Senate Race With control of the U.S. Senate on the line in January, national attention has turned to the Peachtree State, and groups on both sides of the gun rights debate are pouring on the pressure.  The nominally pro-gun Republican party has controlled the Senate for six years and when the smoke cleared on last month's national election still maintained 50 seats. This left Democrats and those who caucus with them holding 48 seats with two remaining races headed to a January run-off. Those seats, currently held by Georgia Republicans who ...

AP Photo/Andrew Harnik Congressman Dan Crenshaw made waves with his Texas Reloaded Campaign ad during the General Election, which featured numerous candidates running for Congress in various districts in Texas.  Of the five candidates featured in the ad, three won on Election day, and have now joined Crenshaw’s ranks in Washington D.C., awaiting being sworn in. The new ad, picks up on Election Night, as Crenshaw was delivering his campaign speech.  He’s pulled away from his comments by none other than Marcus Luttrell of “Lone Survivor” fame, after being awarded numerous medals for h...