Marjorie Taylor Greene

Marjorie Taylor Greene buried for 'fearmongering' about terror attack that hasn't happened

Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Saturday was accused of "fearmongering" by an ex-CIA official and others when she blamed Joe Biden for a hypothetical terrorist attack.

Greene, who was recently called a hypocrite for saying Biden was scared to debate without noting her chosen candidate Donald Trump has taken similar positions, used social media to push blame on the president for a purported terrorist attack she apparently expects to occur because of the shared Mexico border.

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'She's done letting Ron talk': Casey DeSantis mocked for misleading Iowa caucus comments

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' wife Casey, who has taken an active role in her husband's campaign, appeared to urge supporters who don't live in Iowa to travel there and try to vote in the caucus anyway, saying on Fox News, “We’re asking all of these moms and grandmoms to come from wherever it might be — North Carolina, South Carolina — and descend upon the state of Iowa to be a part of the caucus because you do not have to be a resident of Iowa to be able to participate in the caucus. So moms and grandmoms are going to be able to come and be a part and let their voice be heard in support of Ron DeSantis.”

According to Florida Politics, she swiftly walked this statement back, clarifying that, "they cannot vote in the caucus process, but they can come and volunteer and they can be a part of it in that way." And the Iowa Republican Party, while not mentioning Casey DeSantis by name, put out a statement on X clarifying, "Remember: you must be a legal resident of Iowa and the precinct you live in and bring photo ID with you to participate in the #iacaucus!"

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'Stabbed me in the back': Trump ally spills dirt on why she hates Marjorie Taylor Greene

A Donald Trump ally who has been floated as a press secretary hire in his potential future administration is spilling the beans on her dispute with fellow Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene, who many say is seeking to be V.P.

Laura Loomer, herself a failed Republican candidate, has been beefing with Greene for some time. In November, Loomer, a self-proclaimed journalist who has earned herself personal shout outs at Trump rallies, went for the jugular against the lawmaker and her new book, calling it "trash."

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'You are delusional': Conservatives bury Speaker Mike Johnson with attacks and corrections

House Speaker Mike Johnson is getting a little taste of conservative hate after a recent post on his social media.

Johnson, who replaced Speaker Kevin McCarthy, was recently hit with a direct attack from fellow GOPer Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. She claimed that "no member" of the National Defense Authorization Act conference "had any influence on this process."

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Furious Trump slams gag order ruling for stopping him 'telling the truth'

Former President Donald Trump reacted with fury after the D.C. Court of Appeals upheld Judge Tanya Chutkan's gag order against him in the 2020 election case — and he took to Truth Social to claim that it is preventing him from "telling the truth."

"An Appeals Court has just largely upheld the Gag Order against me in the ridiculous J6 Case, where the Unselect January 6th Committee deleted and destroyed almost all Documents and Evidence, saying that I can be barred from talking and, in effect, telling the truth," said Trump.

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'Hurting President Trump': Campaign slams claim ‘loyalty-first cabinet’ being built

Former President Donald Trump’s campaign Friday issued a typo-laden message attacking a recent, and jarring, report about his “loyalty first” cabinet shortlist: “These are an unwelcomed distraction,” it read.

The message arrived a day after Axios reported on a “loyalty-first cabinet” that anonymous sources said could include Tucker Carlson, Steve Bannon and Kash Patel.

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Defense witness says Trump paid him nearly $900K for fraud trial testimony

Donald Trump paid an expert witness for his defense substantially more than had been previously indicated.

New York University accounting professor Eli Bartov testified Thursday that he did not believe the former president had committed fraud when filing financial disclosures with applications for bank loans. On cross-examination Friday, Bartov testified that he was paid $1,350 an hour for his testimony, and he worked a total of 650 hours on the case, reported The Messenger.

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Severe weekend storm set to slam much of U.S.: forecasts

A severe storm will slam the eastern U.S. with rain, thunder, wind, snow and possibly a tornado, weekend predictions show.

Rough weather will span across 1,200 miles, from the Gulf Coast to Canada, bringing with it the threat of power outages and tree damage, forecasts from CNN and the Weather Channel show.

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GOPer's rags-to-riches brag destroyed by admission in his own book

Top Republican Senate recruit Tim Sheehy, who is hoping to challenge Democratic Sen. Jon Tester in Montana, has characterized himself as a self-made entrepreneur who pulled himself up by his bootstraps. But according to The Daily Beast, his biography to voters leaves out some critical details that make that narrative fall apart.

Sheehy, who made waves this month by suggesting all health insurance should be abolished and poor patients should be made to barter with doctors to receive care, is the founder of Bridger Aerospace and, in one speech to voters, said, “When I saw a business opportunity, I took my entire life savings — I didn't get a government loan, didn’t get a government handout—I started a business in my barn and built it from scratch.”

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'Equal justice time': Mary Trump exposes alleged crimes of her extended family

Donald Trump's niece, Mary Trump, on Thursday exposed what she said are alleged crimes among her extended family.

Mary Trump, who earlier in the day accused Marjorie Taylor Greene of using a bribe to get the V.P. spot under Trump, was responding to the news that Hunter Biden had been hit with new criminal charges.

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