Eli Crane helped host five members of the Russian Duma inside the U.S. Capitol the same day the EU's top diplomat said Russia was helping Iran kill Americans. A Republican colleague compared it to a visit from the Third Reich. Crane never said a word.
Charles built his campaign on 18 months running the State Department bureau that trained police in Iraq and Afghanistan. A 2005 audit of that exact tenure called his front office 'structurally dysfunctional.' His answer was to call the reporting fake news.
The Pentagon now says at least 624 U.S. service members have been wounded in Trump's Iran war — and it keeps quietly rearranging the numbers so no one can follow along.
Boebert's amendment to write the transgender military ban into law failed 212-217, with four Republicans voting it down. The next day she missed the $1.1 trillion defense bill vote entirely.
As American service members died in the Iran war he supports, Rep. Carlos Gimenez shrugged on CNN: 'That's the nature of warfare; we will have some casualties.'
The Pentagon's website said 18 U.S. troops had died in the Iran war. A day later it said 14. This is the war Republicans let Trump wage with no vote.
The House Budget Committee approved a resolution to unlock a third party-line budget bill: tens of billions more for the Pentagon and a $10 billion grant program to push states toward the SAVE Act's voter-ID rules.