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Nominations for this year closed on January 31, meaning Rep. Darrell Issa will likely need to wait until 2026.
Issa is one of the richest people in American politics, but he’s certainly not the only wealthy man who used his fortune to get himself elected to office.
The former congressman argued that it would cost money to put Hunter behind bars.
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In a segment on Fox News, the retiring lawmaker admitted a Democrat is poised to win his seat.
Several members of the powerful House Judiciary Committee are threatening to regulate tech companies if they don’t promote conservative content to their satisfaction.
The retirement of two California Republicans this week is fueling speculation that a wave election is increasingly likely.
On ‘Real Time with Bill Maher,’ the California GOP state representative—and chair of the House Judiciary Committee—advocated for an investigation into Trump and Russia.
Darrell Issa and Pat Toomey are suddenly trying to grab President Obama’s coattails as they face tough re-elects. Let’s not forget their political history.
The IRS "scandal" will be dragged out, but it's already gone pfffft.
Kudos to Elijah Cummings for standing up to Darrell Issa on the IRS investigation. By Michael Tomasky.
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