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On his way out of office, Trump's administration added 28 new questions to the U.S. citizenship test. His hardline views never stopped appealing to his most fervent supporters.

Rep. Anthony Sabatini tweeted his support for the proposal one day before "one of the greatest presidents in American history" left the White House.

Sometimes it takes losing for a party to learn hard lessons.

Rep. Dan Eubanks also introduced a bill to ban employers from mandating COVID-19 vaccines for their staff.

The Republican congressman spoke of looking to "continue to harness the energy of the Trump movement."

Speculating about the 2024 presidential race is a fool's errand today, but there is value in assessing what questions will arise.

Republicans have little, if anything, in common with Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez when it comes to policies, but they've taken notice of her political prowess.

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris mean what they say when they speak of being a president and vice president for all Americans—regardless of political stripe, creed or color.

A number of Republicans including Ted Cruz and Ivanka Trump praised the civil rights icon on the holiday celebrating his birth.

There is no middle ground between lies and facts. There is no halfway point between civil discourse and violence. There is no midrange between democracy and fascism.

The QAnon-linked Georgia GOP Congresswoman was temporarily suspended from the platform on Sunday.

The Democrats, with the aggressiveness of their behavior in Washington, are rapidly erasing any doubt conservative Americans had about the party's radicalism.

Sanders released a video of Republicans expressing fears the "socialist" will soon chair the Senate Budget Committee.

"We do need to find a way to hold the president accountable," said the freshman congresswoman from South Carolina Sunday.

The Republican Trump ally warned GOP colleagues that convicting Trump would "destroy" their political party.

The freshman Republican congressman urged his party "to restore trust—to restore the trust of the voting public."

Kentucky senator Paul said said the Republican leadership "will destroy the party" if it backs Trump's impeachment.

"There's a menace to him in private that you don't pick up in public," he said.

Less than half of Republicans believe the GOP should continue to view the president as its leader.

"We were sitting in there, yelling, 'F--- Nancy Pelosi'," Riley said in a video outside of the U.S. Capitol.

As the Trump presidency ends, it is clear that a majority of Republicans have abandoned their party's historic policies and temperament.

Cawthorn told Newsweek the future of the Republican Party is "more conservative" than Crenshaw, but "less bombastic" than Gaetz.

To avoid being called out for bankrolling insurrectionists, corporations are publicly saying they've stopped making political donations. But here's what they're not saying.

"They're at home. They could have a trial on Friday," the Democratic congressman said, referring to the Senate.

Some Republicans have called for leadership change after their House Conference chair backed impeachment.

The Arizona GOP is to vote on censuring the three prominent Republicans from the state, despite disapproval from the Republican National Committee's chairwoman.

Many of those surveyed also backed the president to be the party's 2024 nominee, with him having hinted to another run previously.

"He must be removed from office immediately," the Republicans said.

A number of Republicans in Arizona, Pennsylvania, Florida and Iowa changed their party registrations in the days following last week's storming of the U.S. Capitol.

The impeachment vote is expected to pass Wednesday with bipartisan support.