Christian radio host: Obama 'is rubbing aborted babies in the face of every American'

According to a poll conducted for Newsweek, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is not the first choice among supporters of Donald Trump to be his running mate if he wins the 2024 GOP presidential nomination.

In fact, she comes in tenth place following Ivanka Trump, "Doesn't matter to me" and Mike Pompeo, in order.

Reacting to U.S. District Judge Steve C. Jones late Friday ruling that former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows may not have his election tampering case moved to a federal court, former Re[publican National Committee chair Michael Steele said that was a major blow not only to Meadows but also all of the other 18 Georgia co-conspirators facing RICO charges including Donald Trump.

As Steele put it, any hopes that defense attorneys might have had in the outcome of the Meadows hearing died a quick death.

Speaking with MSNBC host Ali Velshi, Steele said the attorneys now need to scramble to come up with an alternative argument to get away from state court.

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"The judge knew, and the judge was cautious about it," Steele said of the ruling. "He understands the political environment his court is operating under it. He understands the political players in front of him as defendants, and so he wanted to be methodical. he wanted to be clear in his approach to this, so that yes, there will be some political backlash as there always is."

"But at least you can look at his effort to give Mark Meadows every deference, every opportunity to lay out and make the claim that he was acting as an official of the federal government of the United States when he was on those phone calls," he continued.

"So it's very clear he was not so the judge did it right," he added.

"Mark Meadows, recognizing the peril that he is in, was trying to get it to a more favorable venue for him getting it out of Washington D.C.. -- the judge would have none of it," he elaborated. "I think that to your point, Ali, I think that is something that the other lawyers representing other defendants now, including Donald Trump, they're looking at it and going, 'Well we have to come up with a more creative argument because, because a legal one isn't working.':

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In an extensive interview with the Washington Post, the family of a man who now sits in jail for his part in the Jan. 6 insurrection admits their lives remain in shambles in part because his teenage son turned his father into the FBI.

The Post's Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff sat down with the wife and children of Guy Reffitt, who was arrested in a raid at his home and charged with obstruction of justice and unlawful trespassing related to Jan. 6.