Zinke, Olszewski still locked in tight GOP primary race
Zinke, Olszewski still locked in tight GOP primary race
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AZCentral | The Arizona RepublicThis was the scariest moment in Arizona's GOP governor's debate. Be warned, America
In a Republican gubernatorial debate full of cringe-worthy moments, their answers on whether the 2020 election was stolen were the creepiest of all.
- The New York Times
Trump Eyes Early 2024 Announcement as Jan. 6 Scrutiny Intensifies
Republicans are bracing for Donald Trump to announce an unusually early bid for the White House, a move designed in part to shield the former president from a stream of damaging revelations emerging from investigations into his attempts to cling to power after losing the 2020 election. While many Republicans would welcome Trump’s entry into the race, his move would also exacerbate persistent divisions over whether the former president is the party’s best hope to win back the White House. The par
- Greenville News
SC Republican Party overrules Greenville County GOP, confirms Russo as primary winner
The South Carolina Republican Party's executive committee has overruled the Greenville County Republican Party and overturned a protest by Joe Dill.
- INSIDER
The Trump-backed frontrunner in Arizona's gubernatorial race said the GOP primary debate felt 'like a spoof'
"I feel like I'm on an 'SNL' skit here," one candidate said after another called her campaign a "PSYOP."
- The Hill
The five Republicans who could challenge Trump in 2024
Former President Trump has hinted repeatedly that he’s weighing another bid for the White House in 2024. And while he’s made clear that, if he does so, the nomination should be his for the taking, he could still face some competition. A number of Republicans have begun maneuvering toward presidential campaigns of their own, some…
- The Guardian
‘Truth matters’: Liz Cheney lambasts Trump-backed rival in Wyoming debate
Republican vice-chair of January 6 committee, trailing in primary, challenges Harriet Hageman to say 2020 election was not stolen
- INSIDER
Kellyanne Conway: Jared Kushner tried 'to ice me out' from the Trump White House transition after the 2016 election
"This wasn't about me. This was about the president asking people to get along," the ex-White House aide told David Axelrod on CNN's "The Axe Files."
- INSIDER
GOP Sen. Pat Toomey says Trump's chances of winning the party's 2024 presidential nomination are 'much more tenuous' following the January 6 committee's hearings
Sen. Pat Toomey said the Republican Party would likely have a "stronger candidate" than Trump in 2024 after Cassidy Hutchinson's bombshell testimony.
- HuffPost
Trump Used Mafia-Speak Against Pence Before Jan. 6 Violence, Documentarian Says
Trump knew what to expect and threw fuel on the fire, charged Alex Holder, who said the former president is in "cloud cuckoo land" on the 2020 election.
- The Daily Beast
Newsmax Host Rips Into 'Career Politician' Ron DeSantis Over Potential 2024 Run Against Trump
NewsmaxNewsmax’s top-rated host Greg Kelly warned Republican Governor Ron DeSantis on Friday night: Don’t take on Donald Trump for president come 2024.The declaration from the primetime star comes more than two years ahead of a 2024 general election and months ahead of the 2022 midterms, as behind the scenes, Republican Party lieutenants mull potential 2024 GOP presidential contenders.“Governor Ron DeSantis. He is amazing, so talented, so smart, unlimited political future. I want him to be presi
- LA Times
With all ballots counted, L.A.'s left makes big gains; Bass is mayoral front-runner
The election, which had more than 84% of ballots cast by mail, showed the growing political might of L.A.'s left, which succeeded in unseating an incumbent city councilman.
- Yahoo TV
Conservative commentator calls out Trump for raising money on lies
Alice Stewart said former President Trump is raising millions of dollars off people who “don’t have expendable incomes" off the election lie she calls a "travesty."
- The Wrap
Trump Worries Newsmax Interviewer Will Edit Out His Election Fraud Lies: ‘You’re Afraid of Being Sued’
"They'll probably cut what I'm saying out," said former president Trump
- INSIDER
'Dr. Oz' staff reveal what his notorious Trump interview was like behind the scenes
Dr. Oz won a key endorsement from Donald Trump in Pennsylvania. Years earlier, staffers say they were disturbed by Oz's softball treatment of Trump.
- The Daily Beast
The Sleeper ‘Wire Fraud’ Scheme That Could Nail Trumpworld
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/GettyOn Nov. 7, 2020—the day television networks called the election for Joe Biden—then-President Donald Trump’s campaign manager was trying his best to break through to his deluded boss: The election was over.Specifically, as Bill Stepien, the Trump campaign manager, later said in his testimony to the Jan. 6 Committee, Trump’s chances had dwindled since the election to the point where they were “very, very, very bleak.” The campaign hadn’t be
- Rolling Stone
Supreme Court to Rule on Whether Republican State Legislatures Can Rig Elections
The conservative-dominated court that just dealt blows to reproductive rights and climate action is set to rule on whether state lawmakers can run elections without oversight from the courts
- The Hill
Abbott holds 8-point lead over O’Rourke in Texas governor’s race: poll
Incumbent Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) is leading Democratic challenger Beto O’Rourke by 8 points among likely voters in the state’s gubernatorial race, a new poll has found. According to a CBS News-YouGov poll released Thursday, Abbott is leading O’Rourke 49 percent to 41 percent among likely voters, despite the majority of Texas residents surveyed viewing…
- INSIDER
Trump is getting anxious about announcing a 2024 run and sounds 'a lot more committed lately' about it: report
The former president could announce a bid as early as sometime in July and "wants to clear the field," a source familiar with his plans told CNN.
- CBS News
Cheney spars with GOP challengers over 2020 election, Jan. 6 in first debate
Rep. Liz Cheney found herself aligned with her four challengers on a few points but disagreed with them on issues like the legitimacy of the Jan. 6 committee and of the 2020 presidential election.
- The Pueblo Chieftain
Police, secretary of state investigate signs of tampering with Pueblo County voting machine
The incident did not affect other votes in the primary, a spokesperson with the Colorado Secretary of State's Office said.