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Today we discovered why Speaker Vos won’t call for a forensic audit in Wisconsin. It’s because of his relationships with two men who happen to hate President Trump, Reince Priebus, and Paul Ryan.

As the 2014 primary season draws to a close and focus shifts to the November general elections, the GOP is poised to capitalize on a demoralized Democratic Party, beset by scandal and a legislative agenda that has been largely proven a failure in improving the lives of Americans both nationally and on state and local levels. With most polls pointing to huge gains for the party of Lincoln, including a better than even-money shot at taking the Senate, Democrats have little to pin their hopes to other than an escalation of inner-party turmoil in the so-called GOP "civil war." This...

The gun rights group, The Gun Owners Civil Rights Alliance, is taking aim at Republicans in the Minnesota Senate for not taking up a bill that would change when it's legal for a person to shoot someone in self defense. The Minnesota House already passed the bill and supporters were lobbying the Senate to pass it as well. The Gun Owners Civil Rights Alliance sent out an action alert today that says the Senate has decided to not take up the bill this session. In a strongly worded e-mail, the group suggests that Senate Republicans "made a deliberate, political decision...

This past week the nation's and the state of Massachusetts's latest Senator Scott Brown voted “yes” on a financial reform bill that Rush Limbaugh said no conservative anywhere would vote yes for causing much discussion and a sense of grave concern for the future as Obama expects to send even more radical legislation through before the next congressional term begins. Additionally White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs revealed this week that the administration is expecting that the Republicans will regain control of the House at the very least, which almost caused an insurrection amongst Democrats in the House against the...

There is an undeniable fury building among Republican voters coast to coast. It has now been almost six months since that euphoric day last year -- November 2nd -- when Republicans stunned Democrats across the board. Not only did President Bush handily beat John Kerry, but the GOP did what few predicted -- it managed to pick up four seats in the Senate. John Thune's victory over Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle in South Dakota was extra sweet. That seems like six years ago, not six months ago. Talk to your average Republican voter today and you will find a...