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George W Bush is back on the fundraising circuit, which would normally be good news for Republicans trying to hold their razor-thin Senate majority. Except there's a problem. The former president is helping everyone except Ken Paxton, the Texas attorney general who happens to be running in one of the most critical Senate races of 2026. Let's be clear about what's happening … [Read more...] about George W Bush Snubs Ken Paxton in Fundraising Push That Exposes Deep GOP Fracture

John Curtis isn't playing the game everyone expected him to play. The Utah Republican just asked the Senate Judiciary Committee to subpoena both Donald Trump Jr. and Hunter Biden over their foreign business dealings, and you can practically hear the partisan machinery grinding to a halt. This is what consistency looks like when it hasn't been focus-grouped to death. Curtis put … [Read more...] about Finally a GOP Senator With the Spine to Investigate Trump Jr Alongside Hunter Biden

There's something uniquely brazen about announcing your intention to build a political machine using taxpayer dollars and then acting surprised when people call you out on it. That's exactly what's happening with Mayor Zohran Mamdani's new Office of Mass Engagement, which is drawing fire for reasons that should be obvious to anyone paying attention. Tascha Van Auken, the … [Read more...] about Mamdani Official Admits City Hall Plans to Build Political Power That Outlasts Administration

Rand Paul isn't mincing words anymore, and honestly, someone needs to say it. The Kentucky senator looked at President Trump's proposal to hand every American adult $5,000 and essentially said what your financially responsible uncle would tell you when you're already drowning in credit card debt. You don't hand out dividends when you're running a deficit. Period. The national … [Read more...] about Rand Paul Tells Trump to Forget the $5,000 Checks While We’re $40 Trillion in Debt

The stock trading ban was a start. Now comes the harder part. Rep. Young Kim isn't satisfied with Congress patting itself on the back for finally doing something about lawmakers gaming the market. The California Republican sees another gaping hole in the ethics rulebook, one that's been letting members of Congress quietly pad their bank accounts while pretending to serve their … [Read more...] about California Republican Targets the Earmark Loophole Making Politicians Rich