Marjorie Taylor Greene

Former President Donald Trump's evangelical supporters have "subordinated faith to politics" and "proof-texted the Bible" to fit their agenda, according to Peter Wehner, a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center.

Wehner appeared on MSNBC on Tuesday to discuss his recent piece in the Atlantic, "The Gospel of Donald Trump Jr.," about a fire-and-brimstone speech by the former president's son at a recent Turning Point USA gathering.

New data from two online focus groups spearheaded by the Swing Voter Project revealed that Republicans who disrespected the January 6 committee were not winning over swing voters. The two online focus groups on Dec. 14 consisted of four Republicans, three Independents and six Democrats, according to The Bulwark.

Key takeaways from the group of 13 Trump-to-Biden voters in key swing states included the need for accountability and an understanding of how and why the U.S. Capitol riots commenced - and how to stop it from happening again.

A man who allegedly attacked his neighbor while yelling homophobic slurs is the same man who also allegedly hung an anti-Semitic banner over a San Diego freeway.

10 News reports that 40-year-old Robert Frank Wilson is being accused by prosecutors of blocking his neighbor's driveway, hurling homophobic slurs at him, and then reaching into his car and striking him in the face.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) on Monday took to Twitter and claimed that she had a phone conversation with former President Donald Trump in which he purportedly agreed that Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell deserves blame for everything.

Greene claims that she told Trump that she's fed up with members of her party who purportedly don't "fight" against Democrats enough.

A Washington Post report walked through how the far-right Trump-wing of the Republican Party are running against their own party and intend to make life very difficult for GOP members if they get elected.

The story cited former Army Green Beret Joe Kent, who is running for a Congressional seat in Washington state against a Republican who voted to impeach Donald Trump, Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler.

Following a twenty-tweet outburst on Sunday morning attacking the Build Back Better bill before complaining that the New Green Deal is a harbinger of communism, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) came to the defense of the Capitol rioters who are being held in jail pending their trials.

In this case, the controversial lawmaker lamented the fact that some of them were held in solitary confinement for Christmas before she launched an attack on the jail's deputy warden.

During a panel discussion on MSNBC's "The Sunday Show," former GOP strategist Tara Setmayer predicted that current House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) would fail to replace House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) should the GOP retake the House and that could set the stage for controversial Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) to assume the gavel.

Her comments, in turn, set off the panel, with one member predicting legislative chaos if that happens.

Republicans have attempted to blame the U.S. Capitol attack on Jan. 6 on Antifa, but were thwarted by the MAGA hats, large Trump flags and insurrectionists taking credit for their participation. Now they have a new theory: the so-called "MAGA bomber" was really an inside job. They're also trying to downplay the danger of the bomb

Writing in the Washington Post, Phillip Bump explained that the new conspiracy theories have arrived just in time for the one-year anniversary of the Capitol attack. The FBI and Homeland Security gathered that the bombs set at the Republican and Democratic Party headquarters were supposed to be a distraction to police as they broke into the Capitol to stop the Electoral College count.

In an interview with North Carolina Public Radio WUNC, a former Republican lawmaker who served in the North Carolina General Assembly until 2016, said he would rather vote for a Democrat and see House Speaker Nancy Pelosi remain in place than vote for Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R).

According to the report from WUNC's Rusty Jacobs, the controversial Cawthorn has set off a firestorm among Republican Party members in his home state by running for re-election to Congress in a newly-created district designed to be the U.S. congressional home of State Rep. Tim Moore (R).

In her column for Real Clear Politics, conservative A.B. Stoddard dismissed reports that Donald Trump's power over the Republican Party is waning and that the GOP should fear what the ex-president has up his sleeve going into the 2022 midterms.

While a few of his primary endorsements have floundered, his own brand remains strong with his rabid followers who are highly motivated to make any of his wishes come true, Stoddard suggested. That, in turn, she wrote could bedevil Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) who is trying to move forward from Trump, and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) who is trying to hold onto his leadership position as GOP House members loyal to the ex-president plot against him.