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Rep. Fred Upton sounds the alarm over the upcoming midterm election.
The longtime Michigan congressman said he won't seek another term.
The Wyoming Republican instead praised Trump for bringing "a lot of energy to the party."
“This madness has to stop,” said Rep. Fred Upton, R-Mich., an 18-term moderate, who said his offices received dozens of threatening calls following his yes vote.
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Ron Weiser also referred to three top Democratic women as "witches” that the GOP needs to “soften up” for a “burning at the stake” in the 2022 election.
"There was no need to 'dis' him in a crass political way," Rep. Fred Upton said of Trump implying the Democrat is in hell.
Rep. Andy Harris argued Trump might have meant that minority congresswomen should "go back" to their districts.
GOP leaders are choosing to stay ignorant of the effects of their legislation ― and Republican members are letting it happen.
The numbers are unambiguous: When it comes to a carbon tax, there's no escaping the fact that ExxonMobil still funds legislators who don't favor it and, by the same token, doesn't support many who do.