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Senator John Barrasso said that Trump "was blockaded" by Democrats "every step along the way to get his people and this Cabinet nominated."

Brad Raffensperger wrote that elections need to be "run fairly," but suggested "some don't seem to see it that way."

"I'm a Republican for as long as I'm a Republican and Donald Trump will never represent anything I believe in or stand for as a Republican," former GOP chair Michael Steele told Newsweek. "Because he's not a Republican. He's not a conservative."

Only 17 percent of Republicans who participated in the poll believed that Republican members of Congress held the best interests of the U.S. at heart.

Investigations have so far uncovered more than $400,000 in benefits paid to death row inmates, and more than $140 million given to other incarcerated people in California.

"I do think that Donald Trump should concede when the certifications come in," said Chistopher Ruddy, the CEO of Newsmax Media. "I would not support going to state legislators to overturn the electors."

Representative-elect Nicole Malliotakis of New York expressed optimism that some Democrats would "join us" in opposing progressive policies.

The president's vote haul places him in the position of being a continued influence on the Republican Party, with speculation mounting of him being given another chance to run for office.

"Our party needs to be better than giving credence to these insane conspiracy theories," Representative Adam Kinzinger of Illinois tweeted.

"To remove ballots legally cast by voters who did nothing wrong, and clerks who were just following the advice from the Wisconsin Elections Commission, is just wrong," Fond du Lac County's GOP chairman said.

In testing times like ours, democracy depends on moral courage. Don't come looking for it at the top of the GOP.

"It is now time for the rest of the Republican leadership to put politics aside and insist that President Trump cease his dilatory and anti-democratic efforts," the former GOP officials wrote.

"A refusal by the board to certify the results now would risk disenfranchising the state's voters—an unconscionable outcome antithetical to American democracy," attorney Benjamin Ginsburg wrote.

"This is a distraction at this point," Gabriel Sterling said, voicing frustration over the criticism Republican officials in his state have received.

Earlier on Sunday, Hogan said he was "embarrassed" that more people aren't challenging the president's false claims about the election results.

"I'd rather have a president that has more than one day to prepare," Senator Kevin Kramer of North Dakota said Sunday.

The Republican former New Jersey governor described Trump attorney Sidney Powell's conduct as "outrageous."

"The farce set in motion when the loser of this year's presidential election petulantly refused to acknowledge the voters' verdict has run its course," the editorial board of the Detroit Free Press wrote.

Videos show protesters upset about the election results, urging that Republican officials are not re-elected for "not explicitly helping Trump to 'stop the steal.'"

The study found that when compared to a pre-election survey, Biden supporters gained more confidence that their votes were counted accurately after the results of the election—while Trump supporters reported feeling less confident that that theirs were.

"In place of these so-called "myths," the liberal newspaper seeks to substitute its own, claiming the history of our nation is an unbroken tale of conflict, oppression and misery," he wrote.

Andrew Giuliani is thought to have exposed members of Trump's legal team during a press conference at the Republican National Committee (RNC) headquarters in Washington, D.C., on Thursday.

"YouTube removed an entire episode of the Candace Owens show because we said that men are not women, and women are not men. I honestly cannot even believe how absolutely bats*** woke you have to be to believe basic truth to be 'hate speech,'" the conservative commentator tweeted on Friday.

A second stimulus package has still not been passed as Republicans and Democrats reach five months of political deadlock. Here's what we know about the possibility of a new round of checks.

President Trump continues to push his calls of foul play in the election, insisting he would be victorious if only votes he deems to have been legally cast are counted.

"You know," former President Barack Obama said, "I didn't enjoy having to call Donald Trump and congratulate him for having won the night of his election four years ago,

Loeffler has been the center of controversies surrounding her financial records, her comments on the Black Lives Matter movement and her support for President Donald Trump.

The Michigan Democratic Party accused the Republican lawmakers of "continuing the GOP smoke and mirrors show designed to hide Trump's humiliating defeat."

"Republicans had a plan for stopping voters from getting to the polls. We beat them in multiple states and flipped the outcome," the former Georgia gubernatorial candidate said.

"The recount is going great. It's tracking exactly right," Georgia's Voting Systems Implementation Manager Gabriel Sterling said.