Tom Emmer complaining about the demographics of the new Congress is precisely why they were elected. Voters are tired of the bigotry and racism, yet he chooses to double down on the hate. Keep losing, haters.
So Sen. Rand Paul is scrambling to install a new head of the Government Accountability Office.
The GAO is the independent watchdog that investigates federal spending and holds government agencies accountable.
It’s a 15 year appointment, and federal law calls for a bipartisan commission to recommend candidates.
But Paul’s office only gave lawmakers less than 24 hours to submit names, without the usual interviews or bipartisan review.
He’s even scheduled a confirmation hearing before a nominee has been publicly announced.
Republicans lose control of his Senate committee in January.
Funny how a 15 year appointment suddenly becomes an “emergency” when you’re about to lose control of Congress.
In this election, Americans called on us to unrig an economy rigged against working people & fueled by political corruption.
To deliver, we need new leadership. This isn't about any one person – it’s about answering that call.
That's why I’m running for Senate Majority Leader.
Every time some lecturous Dem tries to remind me that Thomas Massie is a Republican who can't be trusted, my answer is always, "yeah, no shit."
He is a real conservative.
He has terrible takes on policy.
He votes with Trump, admires Michael Flynn (🥴), and is on the wrong side of January 6th.
He is also the only Republican who stood up to Trump over the last two years.
On the Epstein files.
On wasteful spending.
On the war.
On Pete Hegseth.
And he lost his career over it.
He's the only Republican who actually did his job.
And that counts for something.
Acting as if votes are locked in and the base doesn't matter is completely tone deaf. Pushing back isn't traitorous, it’s American.
We’re supposed to trust a candidate who met with Kushner in secret, accepted AIPAC money, and leaked his own sanitized spin just to be a team player?
We have better options. DC needs to start listening