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Jim Jordan launches his attacks on Jack Smith
House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan is looking to paint former special counsel Jack Smith as the culmination of a yearslong campaign by Democrats to leverage law enforcement activities against President Donald Trump. In his opening remarks Thursday morning, the Ohio Republican reiterated complaints against a laundry list of government officials involved with investigations or criminal cases against Trump — among them Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis…
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The proposal was introduced as the House Rules Committee gaveled into a high-stakes Tuesday hearing…
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Despite rising energy prices and Dem pressure, President Donald Trump still has rock-solid support from Senate Republicans on the Iran war…
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The Rules Committee recessed amid an internal GOP clash on the spy powers reauthorization…
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