House Democratic leadership instructed members this week to reject a Republican bill that seeks to require proof of United States citizenship to register to vote in federal elections, Axios reported. The GOP legislation—the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, or SAVE Act—would require “documentary proof of United States citizenship” to vote in federal elections. In a
‘It’s time to come together, move forward as a unified party, and defeat Donald Trump,’ Biden said. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) President Joe Biden reiterated his firm commitment to his reelection bid in a Monday letter to congressional Democrats, telling them it’s “time to come together” and “move forward as a unified party.” “I want you
Virginia Democrat reportedly called on Biden to ‘step aside now’ Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA) (Alex Wong/Getty Images) The Democratic member of Congress who compared President Joe Biden to Jesus just days after his disastrous debate performance may be looking for his 30 pieces of silver. Rep. Don Beyer (D., Va.), Punchbowl reported on Sunday, called
Former Department of the Interior officials say Bergling made young male staff feel uncomfortable at work Timothy Bergling (@TimBergling00 X) Timothy Bergling frequently posts sexual comments on pornographic pictures of young male models on social media, where he posts under his own name. Bergling—a communications staffer tasked with producing video content in the Department of
Tom Daschle, the former Democratic Senate leader who now heads his own lobbying shop, sought the Biden administration’s help to pour massive amounts of infrastructure resources into the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip, internal State Department emails obtained by the Washington Free Beacon show. The effort would occur in collaboration with both Qatar’s Hamas-friendly government and Israel’s
Of all the maladies that afflict present-day politics, the increasingly irresponsible role that partisans have played is surely at the top of the list. Partisanship, in reasonable doses, was once a healthy part of our body politic. The two political parties typically served as the saucer cooling the passions from the ideologically driven grassroots—and cared
Tench Coxe was the Forrest Gump of Revolutionary America. Born in Philadelphia in 1755, he fled the city when it fell to the Patriots, a move that led many to brand him a Loyalist. By 1788, Coxe was a delegate to the Continental Congress and writing pseudonymous pamphlets in support of the Constitution. An ardent