A district chair wore a #MeToo shirt to a 2021 meeting to raise it. Whatley gaveled the meeting closed, she says — and reappointed Harvey West to the committee that writes the party's rules.
A tenured Austin Peay professor was fired hours after Blackburn tagged his employer in a post on X. He's now suing her, one day after she won the Republican primary for governor.
At a county GOP dinner in March 2017, Pennsylvania's Mike Kelly said Barack Obama stayed in Washington for one reason: to secretly sabotage Donald Trump. He gave the real reason in the same breath. Then his office walked it back twice in one day.
Two bills, two years, seventeen Republicans, and zero hearings. The push to put Trump's name on Dulles International Airport picked up three new cosponsors during the longest government shutdown in American history — while the air traffic controllers working it went unpaid.
Perry read the First Amendment's religious freedom clause aloud, then argued that 'sharia-compliant' Muslims are quietly taking over neighborhoods. It's the same thing he's been doing for ten years.
Harrisburg-area Rep. Scott Perry's campaign shared a notorious antisemitic image and captioned it 'Says it all.' He endorsed the white nationalist replacement conspiracy in a briefing on antisemitism. And a Trump aide testified he asked for a pardon.
In July 2019 the House voted 240-187 to condemn the president's remarks about four congresswomen of color as racist. Pennsylvania's Meuser didn't just vote no — he asked for floor time to call the accusations 'baseless name-calling' and 'ridiculous slander.'
Ohio Rep. David Taylor called it vandalism, then a coordinated 'ruse' that couldn't be seen with 'the naked eye.' He called for two investigations and has said nothing since — including whether the staffer still works there.
Mackenzie told women he was 29. He was 37. More than 100 women in his own district asked him to own it — and he told a national TV audience most of them were Democrat operatives. A reporter checked. They weren't.