
On This Day In 1932, Arkansas Elects Its First Female United States Senator
Hattie Ophelia Wyatt Caraway became the first woman elected to the U.S. Senate on this day in 1932, after having filled the seat vacated when her husband died two months earlier.
Jason Miller: Perdue Deserves Senate Win Since He 'Stood Strong' With Trump After Access Hollywood Tapes
Trump campaign adviser Jason Miller on Sunday explained why President Donald Trump supports David Perdue's U.S. Senate bid in Georgia.

Federal Judge Halts Voter Purge In Georgia Election
Judge Leslie Abrams Gardner put a stop to the GOP-led voter suppression effort to purge mainly Black and brown voters from the rolls in two Georgia counties in the midst of early voting for the Senate runoff elections.
Frank Luntz Slams Chris Christie After Trump Sabotages Georgia Republicans: 'It's Affecting Turnout'
Conservative pollster Frank Luntz on Sunday disagreed with former Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) about whether President Donald Trump is hurting Republicans' chances in the Georgia Senate runoff races.

Trump Reveals 'Excited' Phone Call With Tommy Tuberville After He Hints At Electoral College Challenge
President Donald Trump revealed on Sunday that he had participated in a telephone call with Alabama Senator-elect Tommy Tuberville (R), who has hinted at making an official objection to the Electoral College results.
Social Media CEOs Care More About 'Staying In The Good Graces' Of The GOP Than Stopping Their Lies
Color of Change president Rashad Robinson traces the quick spread of propaganda to social media leaders putting profit and power over making hard decisions when talking to Ali Velshi today.

Republicans In Georgia ‘Laying The Groundwork For New Limits On Voting’
Republican officials in Georgia are reportedly using President Donald Trump’s false allegations of election fraud to enact new voter suppression techniques.
Republican John James Totally Bombs Health Care Questions During Live Interview
Republican James tried to do the impossible: pretend that both he and the Republican Party had a plan while also saying we need to get rid of the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
Kris Kobach Files For U.S. Senate Run, Misspells His Own Name
Kobach filed his official documents this morning, misspelling his first name.
Cindy Hyde-Smith Attended All-White ‘Seg Academy’ To Avoid Integration
Mississippi Republican Senate hopeful was sent to a segregated school - after segregation was outlawed in public schools.
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