Rep. Al Green labels DHS Secretary Mullin as ‘racist’ during committee meeting
House Committee Meeting Escalates Tensions During a recent House committee meeting, Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) was recorded confronting the Department of Homeland Security, with Rep. Markwayne Mullin labeling the department as “racist.” This heated exchange unfolded as they discussed the department’s funding. In a moment of confrontation, Green repeatedly instructed Mullin to “shut up,” visibly […]
Rep. Andy Ogles criticizes communications staff member for social media comment
Republican Representative Andy Ogles from Tennessee recently announced that certain members of his communications team faced disciplinary action for making “stupid” and “hurtful” posts on social media. In a written statement, Ogles explained, “While I was tending to my farm today, my phone started buzzing non-stop because of a post by a communications team member. […]
Rep Tom Kean Jr intends to go back to Capitol Hill as questions increase regarding his absence.
Kean Jr. Plans Return to Congress After Months Away Representative Tom Kean Jr. (R-N.J.) announced on Tuesday that he feels “better than ever” and intends to resume in-person duties “in the coming weeks.” This follows a period of absence from the Capitol due to unspecified medical issues. Kean, who serves New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District, […]
Rep Tom Kean confronts uncertain re-election battle during extended health leave
Election Update: Democrats vs. Republicans in New Jersey Democrat Rebecca Bennett will challenge Rep. Tom Keene Jr. (R-N.J.) in the upcoming November election. Keene, who has been absent from public life for months due to undisclosed health issues, ran unopposed to secure the Republican nomination. Bennett, a former Navy helicopter pilot, emerged victorious in a […]
NJ Rep. Tom Kean wins Republican House renomination following uncontested primary.
Rep. Tom Kean Joins Race for New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District Rep. Tom Kean (R-N.J.) has recently resurfaced in the political scene, fully committing to the Republican nomination for New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District after a period of solitude. He had been running without any opposition. At 57, Kean has been absent from the House […]
Sen. Ruben Gallego Starts Legal Defense Fund Following Rep. Anna Paulina Luna’s Sexual Misconduct Allegations
Gallego Establishes Legal Defense Fund Amid Misconduct Allegations Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) has set up a legal defense fund following accusations of misconduct made by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Florida), who has referred the issue to the Senate Ethics Committee. Gallego’s office has denied any wrongdoing and stated that they are cooperating with the ongoing […]
Rep. Issa believes Spencer Pratt is capable of running for mayor of Los Angeles.
Spencer Pratt’s Mayoral Bid in Los Angeles A senior lawmaker from California believes that rebel candidate Spencer Pratt has a shot at becoming the next mayor of Los Angeles, although attracting Democratic voters will be quite a challenge. Rep. Darrell Issa pointed out that Pratt connects with voters in this predominantly Democratic city by presenting […]
Rep. Espaillat presents court order to access Newark ICE detention facility
Visit to Newark Detention Center Sparks Outcry Adriano Espaillat, a city council member from Washington Heights, made a bold entrance at the Delaney Hall Detention Center in Newark. He arrived this week holding a court order, insisting on access to the facility. As one of three lawmakers from Manhattan protesting, Espaillat called for the Trump […]
Trump makes fun of Rep. Al Green’s significant defeat in the Texas runoff: ‘I will miss that lunatic’
Al Green’s Congressional Career Concludes After Primary Loss Al Green, a long-time opponent of Donald Trump, has officially concluded his tenure in Congress. The 78-year-old faced a significant defeat in the Democratic runoff primary against 38-year-old Rep. Christian Menefee, which was largely a result of redistricting in Texas. In the primary held on Tuesday, Green […]
Rep. Chip Roy is defeated in the Texas Republican primary runoff for Attorney General by Sen. Mayes Middleton.
Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy has lost his bid for the Republican nomination for attorney general to state senator Mays Middleton. Following the election, Roy took to social media to congratulate Middleton and mentioned that a full statement would follow later. Middleton secured the nomination after neither candidate garnered sufficient votes during the March Republican […]