McCormick revived his STOP the SWAMP Act after Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth. The Supreme Court settled in 1968 that you can't fire a public employee for refusing to waive that right — and McCormick's own record on answering questions is not good.
Ogles says he's filing articles of impeachment against Judge Allison Burroughs for 'defying' the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court ruling he cites specifically left open the exact kind of claim she ruled on. His spokesman's own words: she's trying to 'subvert the will of the President.'
Senate Judiciary staff interviewed 20 family units and 40 women held at the Dilley, Texas facility. They found worms in food, coloring books passed off as school, and guards scolded for being 'too nice.' DHS gave them two hours inside.
Idaho Rep. Mike Simpson used his appropriations gavel to name a Kennedy Center theater after the First Lady — while the same bill slashed arts and humanities money that funds Smithsonian exhibits in small Idaho towns.
Eight days into Trump's second term, Rep. Anna Paulina Luna filed a bill to add his face to Mount Rushmore. Eighteen months later it has zero cosponsors, zero action, and geologists say it was never physically possible.
A federal judge voided the Trump administration's termination of a $2.8 billion clean-air grant program. The EPA read that ruling and concluded no action was required. The judge had to order it a second time.
Jordan referred former special counsel Jack Smith for criminal prosecution — not for anything he said, but for something he didn't volunteer. Smith's lawyers took it apart, and former prosecutors called it 'an embarrassment.'
On July 23 the House voted 214-208 to order U.S. forces out of Trump's unauthorized war with Iran. These 182 Republicans we track voted no — the second time Congress has told the president to stop, and the second time they tried to stop Congress from saying it.
Rep. Greg Steube introduced articles of impeachment against a Florida federal judge over a ruling — days after the judge had died, and against a decision that followed Supreme Court precedent.
