Former President Donald Trump is now endorsing a Republican candidate for the Senate who he did not support in 2022.

Former President Donald Trump indicates that he is not boarding the bandwagon to dump House Speaker Mike Johnson.

This recent poll highlights the discrepancy between the Democratic Party's abortion extremism and public opinion.

House Democrats joined with establishment Republicans to stop efforts by conservative members to block a vote on foreign aid bills.

Roughly 7% of those polled said they'd vote for some other candidate who didn't appear in the question, while 13% claimed to be "undecided."

He hasn't even been in the job for six months yet, but Louisiana Republican Mike Johnson's speakership is already in jeopardy.

Paul wasn't the only one who was urging Johnson to back away from the legislation -- or face another motion to vacate.

"What business were the Bidens in?" Comer asked." Did they have hotels? Did they have a social media company? Did they have golf courses?"

The former president's daughter-in-law and co-chairwoman of the Republican National Committee put it all in perspective.

"If the country likes Chuck Schumer, then they should like what Speaker Johnson's accomplished in the House."