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'Pot. Kettle.' Marjorie Taylor Greene called out as hypocrite for latest Biden attack

Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene received some pushback on Thursday when she criticized President Joe Biden's decision not to participate in a primary debate.

Greene, who recently attacked her fellow Republicans over a funding deal that she said was a "huge win for Democrats," implied that Biden's refusal to debate meant that he wasn't cognitively qualified to do so.

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'Biggest loser': Columnist sees Marjorie Taylor Greene scrambling after key ally quits

In the wake of Rep. Kevin McCarthy announcing that he's leaving Congress, Georgia GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is writhing, a columnist wrote Thursday.

Taking to X just after her ally announced he was quitting, Greene called out her Republican colleagues, slamming those who "expel our own for the other."

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Trump financial docs likened to a pack of cigarettes by his own witness: legal analyst

Trump Organization financial records are much like a pack of cigarettes, Donald Trump’s expert witness reportedly testified Thursday.

Eli Bartov compared the company's statements of financial condition — at the heart of Letitia James’ $250 million fraud lawsuit against the former president — to the nation’s leading cause of preventable disease, disability and death, according to legal analyst Lisa Rubin.

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Jack Smith will ram Trump’s witness attacks ‘down his throat’ at trial: legal expert

Donald Trump’s personal social media attacks will come back to bite him when he faces off against special counsel Jack Smith in his federal election interference trial next year, former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance predicts.

“Smith is going to ram Trump’s attacks on people involved in the cases against him, and especially witnesses, right back down his throat at trial,” Vance writes.

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Court rulings deal Trump a pair of losses — and 'both are likely to be upheld': experts

A pair of court rulings dealt Donald Trump devastating losses in two separate cases and could impact future presidents, as well.

The rulings answered important questions about executive branch accountability that the U.S. Supreme Court has never addressed because no other president has acted so brazenly, and legal experts explained their impact to Vice News.

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DOJ now has 'compelling' evidence that a defeated Trump pleaded for 'violence': expert

A redacted portion of a Jack Smith filing submitted to Judge Tanya Chutkan hints that the Department of Justice has "compelling" evidence that links Donald Trump to the 2020 election violence.

Citing the notice the special counsel had to file under the Federal Rule of Evidence 404(b) that previews evidence the DOJ will bring to trial, former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance noted the redacted portion that follows the disclosure of an "agent" of Trump, also described as an unnamed campaign official who was in contact with a campaign lawyer in Detroit encouraging "rioting and other obstruction at the TCF Center where the vote count was taking place."

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Pastor admits abusing kids — but tells cops he asked God to forgive him: report

A Missouri pastor has admitted to allegations against him following a sex crimes investigation, police said.

Virgil Marsh, who told police he was a current pastor in Independence, was charged with sexually assaulting multiple children between 2011 and 2018, reported KMBC-TV.

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Trump considering 'shocking pick' for DOJ and other top jobs if re-elected: sources

Donald Trump is already assembling a shortlist of loyalists for the most powerful jobs in government if he's re-elected to a second term.

The former president is eying Stephen Miller, Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH), Kash Patel and possibly even Steve Bannon and Jared Kushner to build a Cabinet and White House staff committed to stretching the boundaries of both the law and government, sources who speak often with Trump told Axios.

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Trump will 'make himself into the Fuhrer' if given the chance: Michael Cohen

Former President Donald Trump is openly telling the American people he will rule as a dictator, warned his former attorney and fixer Michael Cohen on MSNBC Wednesday evening.

And even beyond that, Cohen said, Trump wants to fashion himself a new "Fuhrer" of America — a reference to the title Adolf Hitler gave himself over Nazi Germany.

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Donald Trump's allies line up to save him from 'dictator' gaffe: report

Hail to the Don.

A MAGA chorus of pols are coming forward to protect former President Donald Trump for his public comments claiming that if he were to earn a second term at the presidency, on Day 1 he'd rule absolutely.

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Bill Barr and Steve Bannon among 200 potential Trump witnesses on Fani Willis list: report

Former Attorney General William Barr and Donald Trump’s campaign strategist Steve Bannon are among almost 200 people on Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ witness list, according to a new report.

Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) and former Justice department officials Jeffrey Rosen and Richard Donoghue also appear on the list revealed by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wednesday.

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'Huge win for Democrats': Marjorie Taylor Greene attacks 'sell-out' Speaker Mike Johnson

Georgia Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene is upset with GOP leadership and congratulating Democrats on what she deems a major victory.

Greene, who recently said that she thinks Democrats want to put her in a "reeducation camp," posted a video on social media in which she rants about Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA). Greene supported Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), who was the prior speaker and who announced Wednesday that he was leaving his position in government.

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Matt Gaetz whines: Republicans say 'I am to blame' for slim majority after McCarthy quits

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) complained on Wednesday that he was being blamed for House Republicans' dwindling majority after he orchestrated the ouster of former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA).

In a special podcast, Gaetz addressed McCarthy's decision to retire from Congress after being removed as speaker of the House.

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