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© press Mitt Romney is facing backlash for voting to convict Donald Trump Sen. Mitt Romney’s vote to convict Donald Trump is coming back to haunt him, and he could pay a big price. Seven Republicans sided with Senate Democrats in a vote to convict Trump. Romney had also sided with Senate Democrats in Trump’s 2020 impeachment trial. Louisiana Republicans blasted Sen. Bill Cassidy for voting against Trump, and now the pressure is mounting in Utah for similar action. “I’ve gotten phone calls and emails, and I’m seeing a lot of chat on Facebook that people want to do a measure of cens...

© press Fifty-nine percent of Republican voters said they want Trump to play a major role in their party going forward. Republicans want Donald Trump to “play a major role in their party going forward," according to polls. A Morning Consult poll shows Trump's popularity is continuing to rise, despite impeahcment and Capitol protests As Politico Reported: A POLITICO/Morning Consult poll conducted in the days following the Senate trial shows that despite the impeachment managers’ gripping presentation and video laying out Trump’s role in the Jan. 6 rampage, the GOP remains the undisput...

The Republican senator issued a video rejecting the backlash to his criticism of former President Donald Trump.

Nebraska County GOP Censures Ben Sasse as Chair Laments Senator Can't Be Recalled On 2/4/21 at 10:52 AM EST The Scotts Bluff County Republican Party in Nebraska chose to censure GOP Senator Ben Sasse for his comments regarding former President Donald Trump's impeachment, while the county chair lamented that state law does not allow Sasse to be recalled. Sasse is one of just five Republican senators that publicly voted alongside Democrats to affirm that the pending Senate trial for Trump is constitutional, even though the former president is no longer in office. The Nebraska lawmaker has stron...

Three Democrats, two Republicans, a Peace and Freedom Party candidate and one candidate with no party preference will appear on the ballot for the race to represent the overwhelmingly Democratic district that includes Culver City, Mar Vista, Century City, Ladera Heights, Exposition Park, South Los Angeles, Westmont, much of downtown Los Angeles and a portion of Inglewood. If no candidate receives a majority, a runoff between the top two finishers will be held May 4. Assemblywoman Sydney Kamlager, D-Baldwin Hills, announced her candidacy in November and has been endorsed by Mitchell and the Ca...