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'Go to hell': Trump rages at Special Counsel Jack Smith after holiday meltdown

Donald Trump suffered a kind of social media meltdown on Christmas, but the rage has continued into the post-holiday afternoon with the ex-president calling on special counsel Jack Smith to "go to HELL (sic)."

Posting from Breitbart a column from a 92-year-old lawyer in Republican Party politics, Trump continued his claims that the special counsel is working for President Joe Biden. He thinks that the investigations and indictments coming up for the alleged 2020 election subversion and classified documents theft are all examples of Biden using the government against him.

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GOP candidate deletes post showing Christmas tree ornaments of Dems hanging from nooses

A GOP congressional candidate is apologizing after he posted an image to social media showing Democratic lawmakers hanging in nooses, The Messenger reported.

Former West Virginia state lawmaker Derrick Evans shared and then quickly deleted the image that showed versions of politicians like President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, former President Barack Obama, and Rep. Nancy Pelosi hanging from nooses as a Donald Trump figurine looks on in approval.

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Trump brags about voters believing his second term will bring 'dictatorship' and 'revenge'

A new pair of word cloud graphics from The Daily Mail reveal what voters are saying most about both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump — and they reveal that voters most associate words like "power," "revenge," and "dictatorship" with Trump.

But the former president doesn't appear bothered by this. On the contrary, Trump posted the word cloud directly to his Truth Social platform on Tuesday.

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'Political death': Republican predicts secret recording and trials will sink Trump

Former Rep. Charlie Dent predicted a "political death" for Donald Trump in 2024.

The comments come after reports last week revealed the former president was recorded pressuring the members of the Wayne County, Michigan Board of Canvassers to reject the 2020 election certification.

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'Nonsense': Analyst destroys GOP's complaints that Trump disqualification was political

Former President Donald Trump has repeatedly attacked law enforcement officials tied to his court cases, arguing their motives are illegitimate and politically motivated, as he did the Colorado Supreme Court judges who ruled to boot him from the state ballot.

On Tuesday, MSNBC analyst Ja'han Jones wrote that there was one word to describe Trump's recent claim of a left-wing election-interference plot: "Nonsense."

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Ex-GOP congressmember slams Trump's Christmas message: 'Not a Christian'

In the wake of a Christmas message from Donald Trump that sparked national backlash, a former GOP member of Congress questioned the former president's religious beliefs.

Ex-Rep. Adam Kinzinger responded Tuesday to Trump's Truth Social rant condemning President Joe Biden, Special Counsel Jack Smith and all those he blamed for the criminal charges he has called, and did call again on Christmas, a "witch hunt."

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Gun control fight pits Republicans against their party after fatal school shooting: report

Families of the Covenant School shooting victims are plotting their next efforts to pass gun reform in Tennessee before the state legislature returns, the New York Times reported Tuesday.

Covenant, a private Christian school in the wealthiest Nashville suburb, was forever changed when a shooter killed three 9‑year‑old children and three adults with an AR-15-style pistol in March. Parents and community members have since mobilized, pressing for some state-wide changes to gun laws.

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'Fight the robots': Alex Jones guest calls for 'deploying firearms' against AI

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones used his show on Tuesday to warn viewers that they may soon have to literally fight robots with guns and flamethrowers because of advancements in artificial intelligence.

After returning from his Christmas break, Jones welcomed "scientist" Mike Adams to the show.

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Jonathan Turley ripped for Trump 'rot in hell' rant response: 'funny if it wasn't so sad'

On Christmas Day 2023, former President Donald Trump posted an angry rant on his Truth Social platform —attacking everyone from President Joe Biden to special counsel Jack Smith.

Trump, in all caps, said of his foes, "MAY THEY ROT IN HELL. AGAIN, MERRY CHRISTMAS!"

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Republican found guilty of lying to the F.B.I. sees conviction tossed by appeals court

An appeals court tossed the conviction of a former Republican congress member who was found guilty of lying to a Federal Bureau of Investigation agent, according to court records and reports.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ordered a new trial for former Rep. Jeff Fortenberry's (R-NE), arguing Tuesday that he should not have been tried in Los Angeles, but rather Washington D.C. or Nebraska, court records show.

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MAGA Michigan GOP chairwoman faces calls for ouster from former running mate

Michigan Republican Party co-chair Malinda Pego has joined an effort to unseat her former running mate, co-chair Kristina Karamo.

The move comes as the state party faces financial troubles and internal division, the Detroit News reported.

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Lauren Boebert's Dem rival raises 'jaw-dropping' campaign cash: reports

In the wake of Rep. Lauren Boebert's (R-CO) vape-and-grope scandal at the “Beetlejuice” musical, the Democrat candidate coming for her congressional Colorado seat has raked in a “jaw-dropping” amount of campaign cash, according to new reports.

Adam Frisch, a former Aspen City Council member, has raised more than $7.7 million to run against Boebert in the race for Colorado’s 3rd district, according to Business Insider and Time. Frisch doesn’t expect the cash tap to turn off soon, he told Time.

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Specter of rising political violence haunts 2024 election season: analysis

Matt Welch, a writer for the libertarian magazine Reason, sees worrying signs about potential political violence escalating over the next year.

On one side of the spectrum, Welch notes that pro-Palestinian protesters are blocking highways, causing commuters to lash out in anger while police seem to do little or nothing. Protesters are also showing up at public officials' homes and staging demonstrations.

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