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McConnell fires again at Biden's 'profoundly unpresidential' speech: 'Intentionally divisive'
Senate Republican Chief Mitch McConnell fired again at President Biden on Wednesday, sooner or later after Biden's flawed election-overhaul speech in Georgia, with McConnell alleging Biden's speech "undermines democracy."
McConnell torched the president from the Senate ground, tearing into Biden over his extensively panned speech, calling it a "deliberately divisive" and one which was "designed to pull our country further apart."
The Kentucky Republican stated Biden "called millions of Americans his domestic enemies" within the speech and "shouted that if you disagree with him, you’re George Wallace."
"George Wallace?" McConnell continued. "If you don’t pass the laws he wants, you’re Bull Connor, and if you oppose giving Democrats untrammeled, one-party control of the country, well you’re Jefferson Davis."
McConnell additionally slammed Biden for invoking the Civil Warfare "to demonize Americans who disagree with him" and identified that the president in contrast "a bipartisan majority of senators to literal traitors."
"How profoundly, profoundly unpresidential," McConnell stated. "Look, I’ve known, liked and personally respected Joe Biden for many years. I did not recognize the man at the podium yesterday." CLICK HERE FOR MORE ON OUR TOP STORY.
In different developments:
- Psaki brushes off McConnell, calls criticisms of Biden’s speech ‘hilarious’
- Sen. Tim Scott: Biden's voting rights speech was 'offensive' to me as a Southerner and an American
- Biden 'maybe went a little bit too far' in elections overhaul speech, says liberal senator and ally Dick Durbin
- Tucker Carlson: Biden's speeches reveal what he thinks of People
- MSNBC's Al Sharpton: Biden's voting handle was a 'you are going to hell' speech, not a vote-getting one
McCarthy rejects Jan. 6 panel's demand for interview, claims probe not 'professional'
Home Republican Chief Kevin McCarthy says he is not going to voluntarily converse with the Home Choose Committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, protest on Capitol Hill.
"As a representative and the leader of the minority party, it is with neither regret nor satisfaction that I have concluded to not participate with this select committee’s abuse of power that stains this institution today and will harm it going forward," the California Republican stated in an announcement Wednesday night time.
"This committee is not conducting a legitimate investigation as Speaker Pelosi took the unprecedented action of rejecting the Republican members I named to serve on the committee," McCarthy added. "It is not serving any legislative purpose. The committee’s only objective is to attempt to damage its political opponents – acting like the Democrat Congressional Campaign Committee one day and the DOJ the next."
The Home choose committee investigating the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol despatched a letter Wednesday requesting a voluntary interview with McCarthy.
Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., who chairs the committee, wrote within the letter that the Democrat-led panel is looking for info concerning his communications with former White Home chief of workers Mark Meadows, in addition to perception into President Trump's mindset previous and throughout the riot. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.
In different developments:
- Cruz slams 'conceitedness' of FBI to stonewall his Jan. 6 questions: 'Did they actively solicit unlawful conduct?'
- High FBI official dodges when Cruz asks if brokers participated in Jan. 6 riot
- Jan. 6 will not be the best menace to America — it is the Democrat Occasion: Mark Levin
- Jim Jordan snubs Jan. 6 interview request, organising alternative for committee whether or not to subpoena lawmakers
Hunter Biden's ex-wife talks about his habit, their divorce for first time in upcoming memoir
Kathleen Buhle, Hunter Biden’s first spouse, opens up for the primary time in regards to the demise of their 24-year marriage in a forthcoming memoir, in accordance with reviews.
"If We Break: A Memoir of Marriage, Addiction, and Healing," is scheduled to be launched in June and can cowl Biden’s habit and infidelity and Buhle’s life after their marriage, in accordance with Individuals journal.
"When my marriage ended, I felt like I'd lost my sense of who I was," Buhle advised Individuals. "Anyone who has seen addiction ruin a relationship, or been through infidelity and divorce, can tell you how devastating it feels. But what I also realized through those crushing experiences is that I needed to find a way to stand on my own."
In a authorized submitting associated to their 2017 divorce, she alleged Biden spent a few of their cash on medication, prostitutes, alcohol and strip golf equipment.
She stated writing the e-book had been "healing" for her – and he or she hoped it will be useful to others who've skilled habit or divorce. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.
In different developments:
- White Home warns artwork world rife with cash laundering as Hunter Biden sells work for $500,000
- Psaki dodges query about Hunter Biden's sale of Chinese language belongings
TODAY'S MUST-READS:
- Fauci says US will not 'eradicate' COVID-19, regardless of Biden pledge to 'shut down the virus'
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- Kansas Sen. Marshall reiterates demand for Fauci to reveal funds after Capitol Hill 'moron' dust-up
- Steelers' Ben Roethlisberger on going through the Chiefs within the playoffs: 'We do not have an opportunity'
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SOME PARTING WORDS
Laura Ingraham proposed a Hillary Clinton-Liz Cheney 2024 presidential ticket in Wednesday's opening monologue of "The Ingraham Angle," saying the 2 had fairly a bit in widespread.
"Both these gals are committed globalists," Ingraham stated. "They favor open borders and are pro-China. … They're both pro-Big Tech and both benefited hugely from nepotism. But most importantly, they both have dim views of … grassroot Republicans."
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