VoteVets has spent nearly $9 million supporting Turek, who is not a veteran (X/@turek4iowa) Iowa Democratic Senate candidate Josh Turek skipped a vote on legislation funding veteran services to attend a happy hour hosted by VoteVets, a left-wing super PAC that has spent millions on his campaign and is aligned with Senate minority leader Chuck
VoteVets has spent nearly $9 million supporting Turek, who is not a veteran (X/@turek4iowa) Iowa Democratic Senate candidate Josh Turek skipped a vote on legislation funding veteran services to attend a happy hour hosted by VoteVets, a left-wing super PAC that has spent millions on his campaign and is aligned with Senate minority leader Chuck
William Paul also said Jews were ‘anti-American,’ according to a NOTUS report L: William Paul’s mugshot (whas11.com), R: Mike Lawler (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images) Sen. Rand Paul’s (R., Ky.) son, William Paul, went on a drunken tirade against Jews while accosting Rep. Mike Lawler (R., N.Y.) at a Capitol Hill restaurant, saying “you Jews” would be
NORTH HAMPTON, N.H.—The race for New Hampshire’s open Senate seat has yet to attract the sort of national media attention as the contests in Maine, Michigan, and Texas, where left-wing Democratic candidates have driven national headlines by donning Nazi tattoos, refusing to celebrate the death of the ayatollah, and calling God nonbinary. But the Republican
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D., Calif.) pitched the services of a political AI startup he cofounded to fellow Democratic lawmakers and staff in a possible violation of House ethics rules that prohibit members from using their public office to promote a private business, according to Democratic operatives who spoke to Notus. Swalwell cofounded Findraiser in early
Bryan Norris said Sarah Huckabee Sanders would ‘love’ to see ‘people executed for exposing government crimes’ and said Trump foe Thomas Massie is his ‘ideal House Speaker’ Sarah Huckabee Sanders (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images), Bryan Norris (Bryan Norris YouTube) One of two Arkansas Republicans vying to be the party’s nominee for secretary of state has a
The Democratic nominee for Senate in Arkansas challenging two-term incumbent Tom Cotton says her “campaign is about fairness” for “everyone who works hard.” At the same time, the candidate, Hallie Shoffner, says the government should make race-based hiring and admissions decisions. Months before launching her campaign in July of last year, Shoffner testified before a