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Republicans Will Target 'Bidens' Shady Business Dealings' After Taking Over The House In November

House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy, House Judiciary ranking member Jim Jordan, and House Oversight ranking member James Comer have written an op-ed in the New York Post declaring that if the GOP takes over the House in Novemb

Benzinga

Editorial: Damning testimony brings Trump closer to the prospect of jail time

Tuesday’s blockbuster testimony before the House Jan. 6 Select Committee brought the American public directly into former President Donald Trump’s inner White House sanctum to understand his thinking and motivation as the Capitol insurrection was being planned and launched. The evidence and testimony strongly suggest that he knew an attack…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Lawyer schools Jordan on "hearsay"

“It’s literally all hearsay evidence. What a joke," Jordan-led House Judiciary GOP said of Hutchinson's testimony

Salon

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Send lawyers, footballs and money: the strange twists and turns of Washington’s football team - Roll Call

Brandon Wetherbee, managing editor of District Fray, joins the podcast to discuss the long history of controversy surrounding Washington’s NFL team.

Roll Call

‘God bless Justice Alito’: Conservatives rejoice as Supreme Court strikes down Roe

Republican politicians like Ted Cruz, Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert swiftly praised the decision

The Independent UK

Trump decries McCarthy’s handling of Jan. 6 panel, which a Democrat calls a ‘historic and strategic blunder’

WASHINGTON — House Republicans are sticking beside Kevin McCarthy despite former President Donald Trump’s attacks on the minority leader’s decision to pull GOP members from the Jan. 6 committee.

Los Angeles Times

Preemptive pardons, Trump’s Justice Dept. plans and other takeaways from Thursday’s Jan. 6 hearing

WASHINGTON — The fifth hearing of the House select committee investigating Jan. 6 focused Thursday on how then-President Donald Trump sought to misuse the Justice Department to convince states and the courts that there was widespread election fraud.

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CON: Committee’s hearings are simply show trials

From the outset, the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol has been marred by political motives and malfeasance, making it unlikely that the vast majority of Americans will have confidence in the committee’s ultimate findings.

Tribune News Service

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell schools Jim Jordan on the first amendment

In a surprise twist, Goodell was not the biggest villain in the room for once.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Trump blames Kevin McCarthy for his Jan 6 hearing disaster

The former president says it would have been good to have representation on the select committee after Republican House minority leader pulled his members

The Independent UK

Trump loyalists push desperate counter narrative to combat damaging January 6 testimony

The Republican faithful defiantly claim the House committee is illegitimate, politically motivated and out of touch

The Guardian - US

Rudy: Still out there telling lies

Somehow, Trump's buffoonish former attorney still has a show on one of the biggest radio stations in America

Salon

Voices: Impeachment didn’t work. Here’s why the January 6 hearings probably will

Democrats are getting a big leg-up from their Republican counterparts this time

The Independent UK

It’s now up to Senate Republicans to have courage and pass gun restrictions

The House has passed gun legislation. GOP senators have to show some backbone and help pass legislation that puts American lives over Republican political interests.

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The Independent UK

Voices: Impeachment didn’t work. Here’s why the January 6 hearings probably will

Democrats are getting a big leg-up from their Republican counterparts this time

Salon

GOP tries to undermine Jan. 6 hearings

House Republicans claim the committee is dead-set on ending the Electoral College and preventing another Trump win

Reason

Will Tonight's Capitol Riot Hearing Deliver Bombshells or Be Another Dud?

Plus: Families sue over Texas directive on care for transgender kids, teleworker taxes will come before Ohio Supreme Court, and more...

Roll Call

Jan. 6 panel to begin presenting its findings while House GOP fights to mitigate political damage - Roll Call

Republicans are ramping up their continued efforts to undermine the legitimacy of the Jan. 6 committee's work.

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The Guardian - US

Republican media blitz aims to discredit Capitol attack hearings

Trump loyalists to flood airwaves with claims inquiry lacks legitimacy, indicating their concern, pundits say

Tribune News Service

House passes gun bill with age restriction, other proposals

WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives passed a package of gun violence prevention measures on a mostly party-line vote Wednesday evening, even as the bill faces little hope of clearing the evenly divided Senate.

Axios

4 things to watch in the GOP's defense against the Jan. 6 hearing

House Republicans launched their counterprogramming blitz in earnest this morning.

Roll Call

House passes gun bill with age restriction, other proposals - Roll Call

The House of Representatives passed a package of gun control measures on a mostly party-line vote Wednesday.

Los Angeles Times

The House Jan. 6 committee is revealing its findings on live TV — get caught up

After 10 months of working behind closed doors, the House Select Committee to Investigate the Jan. 6 Attack on the U.S. Capitol will start putting its cards on the table at a series of televised hearings this month.

Tribune News Service

First of many ‘touchstones’ starts Thursday in prime time for Jan. 6 committee

WASHINGTON — The first time the House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol insurrection gathered for a public hearing, members heard from law enforcement officers who were physically assaulted, verbally abused and traumatized by pro-Donald Trump rioters who stormed the building.

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First of many ‘touchstones’ starts Thursday in prime time for Jan. 6 committee - Roll Call

The committee will begin to tell the public what it has found—the product of more than 1,000 interviews and over 140,000 documents.

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