GOP

Houston District Attorney’s Surprising Move: Tapping State GOP Lawyer to Investigate Lina Hidalgo’s Office Sparks Controversy

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HOUSTON, TEXAS – The hiring of a lawyer with ties to the state’s Republican Party by Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg has raised questions and sparked controversy. Ogg’s decision to enlist a state GOP lawyer for an investigation into the office of County Judge Lina Hidalgo has led to speculation about political motivations and potential conflicts of interest. The move by Ogg, a Democrat, to hire Mary Nan Huffman, who has previously run for multiple Republican positions, has drawn criticism from those who question the impartiality of the investigation. Hidalgo, also a Democrat, oversees … Read more

Former GOP Candidate Tim Scott Evades Questions on Trump’s Liable Verdict in Sexual Abuse Lawsuit, Focuses on Return to Normalcy

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Washington, D.C. – Former Republican presidential candidate Tim Scott found himself in an uncomfortable position when pressed by ABC news reporter Martha Raddatz regarding former President Donald Trump’s recent legal troubles. Raddatz questioned whether Trump being found liable for sexual abuse and being ordered to pay author E. Jean Carroll $83.3 million bothered Scott or his supporters. Scott appeared surprised and unprepared for the question, responding, “Myself and all the voters that support Donald Trump support a return to normalcy as it relates to what affects their kitchen table. The average person in our country … Read more

Texas Senate Candidate Backed by State GOP Leaders Allowed to Continue Campaigning Amid Eligibility Questions

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Austin, Texas – A Texas Senate candidate backed by state GOP leaders has received mixed news regarding his eligibility to campaign. A judge has allowed Brent Hagenbuch to continue his campaign, but has also refused to dismiss a case questioning his residency, allowing it to proceed before the March primary. Hagenbuch, who has the support of Governor Greg Abbott and Lt. Governor Dan Patrick, has been facing allegations that he did not meet the residency requirement when filing for the office. The ruling came from Judge Lee Gabriel in a lawsuit filed by Hagenbuch’s opponent, … Read more

GOP Faces Dilemma as Lawyer Asserts ‘License to Kill’: Trump’s Prison Worries Resonate in Iowa Election

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DES MOINES, Iowa – Donald Trump’s concerns about his potential criminal liability have resurfaced recently, with his defense lawyer claiming the president has a ‘license to kill.’ As the Iowa vote looms, Republicans are carefully considering their options in this politically charged environment. The ongoing legal woes surrounding President Trump have sparked new discussions within the Republican party. His lawyer’s assertion that Trump enjoys a ‘license to kill’ has raised concerns among party members. While the lawyer’s claim is an aggressive defense tactic, it also reflects the president’s unease regarding potential legal consequences. Iowa, which … Read more