Marjorie Taylor Greene

Republicans aren't happy after their party chair reignited the black eye on the GOP, a CNN.com report revealed Monday.

At the end of last week, the Republican National Committee attacked the House Select Committee investigating Jan. 6, saying that they're going after everyday citizens like a "nice little old lady" who turned out to be one of the RNC committee people who was working on the fake elector effort. That has now been referred to the Justice Department for fraud and forgery.

Esquire's Charlie Pierce wrote on Monday that the United States has exported its crazy anti-vaxxers to Canada -- but they're not going facing the soft response that protesters have in the U.S.

As truckers flooded the streets of Ottawa, politicians on all sides are pushing for a heavy response from law enforcement. Ontario Premier Doug Ford tweeted that he has sent law enforcement assistance to Ottawa. As Pierce explained, "as far as wingnut uprisings go, when you’ve lost Doug Ford…"

COVID-19 deaths are up eighteen percent but U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is calling for a nationwide moratorium on mask-wearing for children, even calling the practice to protect both the child and those they come in contact with, “child abuse.” She warns, “they’re going to be future voters and they are sick and tired of being forced to wear masks.”

“I’d like to talk about how children feel about mask,” an apparently out-of breath Rep. Greene (R-GA), said in a speech on the House floor Monday. “You see, while they’re watching television, seeing Super Bowl games where adults are filled, filling stadiums without mask and enjoying themselves while they see concerts happen. They see people go to work, they see adults going many places all over this country without mask.”

Speaking to the Fox network on Sunday, Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) revealed that the Republican Party campaign strategy for the 2022 midterms will be all about former President Donald Trump.

Speaking to mark Levin, Jordan said that he thinks Republicans must talk to the American people to explain why President Joe Biden is bad and what they'll do if they get power.

CNN's Jim Acosta disputes the idea that Joe Rogan isn't a racist after he used the N-word more than 20 times over the years.

Debating the issue with political analysts John Avlon and Margaret Hoover, Acosta first responded to Rogan's video.

Conservative columnist Charlie Sykes published a hard-hitting column on Friday after the Republican National Committee's resolutions committee unanimously voted to censure Reps. Liz Cheney (R-WY) and Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) for participating in the House Select Committee to Investigate the Jan. 6 Attack on the U.S. Capitol.

"The timing of the resolution is notable — coming just days after Donald Trump dangled pardons for the Insurrectionists who tried to help him overturn the election, and just days after he threatened mass unrest if prosecutors try to hold him accountable. It comes the week we learned of Trump’s push to have the government seize voting machines, and got more details about his plan to use faked and forged electoral vote certificates to force Mike Pence to overturn the election," he wrote. "And it came as Trump continued to ratchet up his lies about his electoral defeat."

The crowded Ohio Republican Senate primary now has one less challenger.

NBC News' Henry Gomez reports that one-time Senate candidate Bernie Moreno has dropped out of the race -- and he says that a conversation with former President Donald Trump convinced him to end his campaign.

Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe on Thursday found himself astonished at new revelations of former President Donald Trump's attempts to stay in power despite losing to President Joe Biden in 2020.

While appearing on CNN, McCabe was asked by host Wolf Blitzer about a reported plot by Trump advisers to seize data from the National Security Agency in their attempt to overturn the election.

On Thursday's edition of CNN's "The Lead," congressional correspondent Manu Raju reported that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is privately urging his caucus not to take too offensive a posture against President Joe Biden's Supreme Court nominee, who he has pledged will be the first Black woman to serve as a justice.

"There's a growing split on the Republican side about how to handle this nomination," said anchor Jake Tapper.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) has downplayed the Capitol insurrection and stood up for rioters who stormed and desecrated the building.

But when it comes to the vandals who have defaced an anti-transgender sign outside Greene's office, she is outraged.

CNN fact checker Daniel Dale on Tuesday took Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) to task for twice promoting an utterly baseless internet rumor about Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau fleeing to the United States to escape the caravan of angry truckers protesting his vaccination mandates.

In writing up Roy's claims, Dale shows that the story about Trudeau fleeing to America "was initially circulated by an anonymous Twitter account" and had not been reported by anything remotely resembling a credible news publication.