Two Dem congresswomen test positive after sheltering with Republicans refusing to wear masks

According to a report from Axios, more than a few rank and file Republican lawmakers are furious with the GOP's leadership because they feel they did not protect ex-President Donald Trump to the bitter end.

As noted by Axios founders Mike Allen and Jim Vandehei, the past two months for the GOP's leadership has been "nightmarish" after losing both the White House and majority control of the Senate.

Free speech warrior Glenn Greenwald complained about "censorship" over the weekend after he was accused of triggering the firing of a New York Times reporter who tweeted about getting "chills" as Joe Biden was on route to becoming the 46th president.

According to reports on Twitter, the Times fired contract editor Lauren Wolfe after Greenwald complained about one of her tweets that seemed to suggest she was relieved that Biden was about to become the next president.

Appearing on MSNBC's "The Sunday Show" with host Jonathan Capehart, Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) slapped aside fellow California lawmaker Rep. Kevin McCarthy for trying to spread the blame to the whole country for the Capitol riot that claimed five lies.

An emphatic Waters told the host: "No way."

Asked about McCarthy " namechecking" her when he complained that Democrats are not helping "unify" the country, Waters fired right back.

"Well, first of all, let's identify what Kevin McCarthy has said twice before he started to name call me," Water began. "First he said he felt the president was responsible for the insurrection -- I think he said it twice. Also take a look at the fact that now that they're talking about unity after this destruction has taken place, and not only have they name-checked me, they said Cory Booker, they said Schumer, they said Pelosi."

"All of us now, everybody, he says, must take responsibility," she exclaimed, "No way. No way can that work. This man is one of the operatives of Trump. and he has done everything to support him throughout his four years in office. He's tried to back away from it, now he's trying to blame others for it. The fact of the matter is, this won't work -- it won't work. They cannot blame anybody else, the responsibility is squarely on the shoulders of the president."

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