Former President Donald Trump touted the “explosive” 2020 election fraud lawsuit in Antrim County, Michigan, in a campaign call on Wednesday.

Trump spoke for roughly five minutes during a telephone town hall event for Matthew DePerno, a Republican candidate for Michigan attorney general who is spearheading the litigation, according to the Detroit News.

“The mistake had to be corrected,” Trump said. “We caught them. And they said, ‘Well, we made a little mistake.’ It wasn’t a mistake at all. It was being caught.” Read Full Story

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Former President Donald Trump says he would virtually ignore the media if he won a second term.

Asked by Fox News host Sean Hannity what he would do differently if elected in 2024, Trump cited his well-known feuding with the press.

“I think one of the things that I would do differently is, you know, I found the media is so corrupt, that I would really not focus on them almost at all,” Trump said Wednesday night. “I would just focus on getting the job done for the American people.”

Trump, who popularized the term “fake news,” suggested he spent too much time focused on his media coverage during his presidency. Read Full Story

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Republicans are plotting out their messaging strategy in case the Supreme Court overturns the landmark Roe v. Wade decision authorizing abortion rights.

The GOP strategy is to lead with science-based arguments and portray those in favor of abortion rights as extremists.

The Republican Study Committee, the largest conservative caucus in the house, sent a messaging memo last week that advised members to communicate the message that “the Left holds the extremist position” on abortion.

“Today’s Left believes in a position even more extreme than Roe: taxpayer-funded abortion, on demand, until birth,” said the memo. “The Left disregards the health and safety of women and makes false claims that the pro-life movement does nothing for mothers,” it added, citing a rise in emergency room visits related to chemical abortion pills over the last few decades… Read Full Story

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