Author: By Mike Brest Washington Examiner
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Lawyer aims to distance himself from Michigan election lawsuit
Lin Wood, one of the lawyers who filed several lawsuits alleging massive election fraud following the 2020 election, is distancing himself from one of those suits now that he is facing sanctions. Pro-Trump attorneys Wood, Sidney Powell, Emily Newman and Julie Haller all appeared virtually before U.S. District Court Judge Linda Parker in a Monday…
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National Guardsmen banished to garage allowed back in Capitol after Congress unites in rage
Congress joined in a united front on President Biden’s first full day in office. All it took was a controversy involving thousands of National Guardsmen being relegated during their breaks to a parking garage. Lawmakers across the political spectrum reacted with outrage as reports Thursday evening came in about the soldiers being forced to vacate congressional grounds…
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‘Banning free speech’: President Trump pushes back on Twitter ban
President Trump condemned Twitter shortly after the social media platform banned him permanently. “As I have been saying for a long time, Twitter has gone further and further in banning free speech, and tonight, Twitter employees have coordinated with the Democrats and the Radical Left in removing my account from their platform, to silence me —…
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Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley will object to Electoral College results
Sen. Josh Hawley said he will object to the Electoral College certification during a joint session of Congress scheduled for Jan. 6, giving House Republicans the senator they need to put into action their longshot to overturn President-elect Joe Biden’s victory. The announcement, shared to social media Wednesday morning, is sure to give President Trump a boost…