Voter Fraud

"None of us can avoid the fact that what he did that day was shameful. That was wrong," the longtime Trump friend and Fox News personality said.

A new report calling for sweeping restrictions on voting was approved by the Georgia Republican Party's Executive Committee this week.

Dominion Voting Services said it had to hire private investigators and cross state lines to find attorney Sidney Powell after filing a $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit against Powell.

Only 42 percent of Republicans believe President Joe Biden respects democratic institutions.

"We were supposed to discuss Twitter's decision to ban him and the impacts of cancel culture on his business, but there was some confusion," Sellers explained on Wednesday.

Donald Trump's new lawyer worked with Jeffrey Epstein in his last days and believes there is more to the financier's death than the ruling of suicide.

Kelli Ward announced a "full forensic audit" of Biden's win over Trump but blasted GOP calls for an audit of her own narrow chairperson election win last week.

Friday filings with the Federal Election Commission shed some light on how the money was spent, with more disclosures expected Sunday.

"What do you think I am, some kind of jackass?" Rudy Giuliani, attorney for former President Donald Trump, said of a $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit filed against him by Dominion Voting Systems on Monday.

The Republican former governor said that GOP lawmakers want to "make political points with those people who the president and others lied to."

"Yes, I think I would say that the election was not fraudulent," the freshman Republican congressman admitted, despite objecting to Biden's victory.

They argue Samaritan's Purse and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, nonprofits he heads, "are complicit" in spreading misinformation about the election.

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

A woman was arrested in Texas on multiple counts of voter fraud, causing social media users to make claims about who she was working for.

Eastman spoke to the crowd at the Stop the Steal rally at the Capitol. "We know there was fraud," he told the crowd.

More than 1,600 of the world's top brands ran thousands of ads on sites that published false claims about the 2020 election—perhaps without knowing it.

While defective election systems can have disastrous results, fixing them is not beyond our reach.

Representative Adam Kinzinger said Tuesday that Christian leaders should "lead the flock back into the truth."

"Senators Hawley and Cruz directly incited the January 6th insurrection, repeating dangerous and unsubstantiated statements regarding the election and abetting the lawless behavior of President Trump," the petition says.

The GOP congressman and military veteran on Sunday described the ominous feeling he had during the siege.

Blue Cross Blue Shield, Marriott International and Commerce Bancshares have said they will not contribute to Republicans who objected to President-elect Joe Biden's win.

"The legacy of the president was ruined yesterday," the former Trump administration official said.

"Donald Trump has just begun. I'm a part of his team. And we're going to take back this country," the former Democrat said.

"Today is the day American patriots start taking down names and kicking ass," the GOP congressman said to loud cheers.

"Whether or not an election was rigged, it certainly feels like society is rigged right now," Will Cain said on Monday.

Four years of loyalty to Donald Trump won't give Pence cover: if he ratifies the 2020 election count in his role as president of the Senate, he'll anger the president and Trump's most ardent fans.

"I don't understand how truth would ever jeopardize the country," Brad Raffensperger said. "We're standing on the facts. We're standing on the truth."

"That is something that can be pursued even after January 20," noted the Democratic House majority whip on Tuesday.

"When we decide that we want to supersede the judgment of the states, be careful," Republican Representative Ken Buck of Colorado cautioned.

Brian Kilmeade pointed out that "just because you voted for the president doesn't mean there's actual evidence" of voter fraud that would change the election results.