Lincoln Project co-founder George Conway on Monday called for the super PAC to be shut down following a New York Times exposé on how the group spent the $87 million it raised.

The newspaper reported on a meeting at co-founder Steve Schmidt's Utah home where he pitched the attendees on building a "billion-dollar" media company.

Almost seven weeks have passed since the January 20 inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, and some Republicans are still clinging to the far-right conspiracy theory that former President Donald Trump was the victim of widespread voter fraud during the 2020 presidential election. When Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves was interviewed by CNN's Jake Tapper on March 7, he echoed the Trumpian talking point that mail-in voting promotes voter fraud.

Tapper told the GOP governor, "I want to ask you a simple yes or no question because your answer a few weeks ago to a colleague kind of raised my eyebrows: Do you accept that Joe Biden is the legitimate and lawfully elected president of the United States?"

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) on Monday attacked the American Rescue Plan that passed the Senate over the weekend -- but he quickly faced backlash.

Specifically, Cotton attacked the bill for sending $1,400 relief checks to prisoners, despite the fact that the CARES Act that passed with Republican support in 2020 also sent prisoners checks.