Texas governor sends first bus of migrants to Chicago
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) announced Wednesday that the first bus of migrants from the southern border has arrived in the city of Chicago, IL. In a news release on Wednesday, Abbott said the migrants were dropped off at the city’s Union Station. Abbott has been sending migrants to major Democrat-run cities protest of the Biden administration's immigration policies in recent months. Busses previously dropped off migrants in Washington, D.C., and New York City.
Read MoreBiden congratulates Peltola following victory over Palin
President Biden spoke with Democrat Mary Peltola on Wednesday night to congratulate her on her victory in the special election for Alaska's vacant at-large seat in the House of Representatives, according to the White House. “The two had a very warm conversation where he told her he looks forward to working with her to lower costs for working families in Alaska when she is sworn into her seat in Congress,” the White House said. “He also wished her a very happy birthday.” Peltola, a former state lawmaker, defeated Republican former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) b
Read MoreBennet neck and neck with Republican in Colorado Senate race: GOP poll
Sen. Michael Bennet (D-Co.) is polling neck and neck with Republican Senate challenger Joe O’Dea just two months ahead of the November midterms, according to a new GOP poll released on Wednesday. A poll commissioned by the Republican Attorneys General Association and conducted by GOP strategist Dave Sackett of The Tarrance Group, which was shared with the Washington Examiner by the Colorado Republican Party, showed Bennet
Read MoreA funny thing happened on the way to the midterms
Remember how promising things looked for Republicans when summer was arriving? Remember how confident they were about the red wave that was supposed to wipe out Democrats in this fall’s midterms? They even threw in the word “tsunami” to make sure everyone knew what level of catastrophe was awaiting those woke lefties. Well, summer is now on the way out and a new reality is on the way in. Republicans aren’t feeling all that spunky anymore. Even
Read MoreRick Scott: 'If you want to trash-talk our candidates to help the Democrats, pipe down'
Sen. Rick Scott (R-Florida) is criticizing members of his own party who have suggested certain candidates the National Republican Senatorial Committee has backed might not fair well in this fall's midterm elections. "Unfortunately, many of the very people responsible for losing the Senate last cycle are now trying to stop us from winning the majority this time by trash-talking our Republican candidates," Scott wrote in an Op-Ed
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