Shortly after his announcement last month that he intended to leave Congress, Notus reported that Green had been floating business opportunities in Guyana to lobbyists.

Last September, Green drew national headlines after his wife accused him of having an affair. She filed for divorce and alleged that he was having a dalliance with a woman employed by Axios.

Hang him if true.

The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Elbridge Colby, President Donald Trump’s controversial pick for Pentagon policy chief, a win for the increasingly vocal wing of the GOP that wants the U.S. to focus on China rather than Europe and the Middle East.

Colby’s contentious nomination highlighted a foreign policy rift inside the Republican party. The hard-nosed realist has often clashed with traditional defense hawks, who worry his laser focus on Beijing comes at the detriment of other priorities, such as the Ukraine war.

Title and presumption:
"Scott Jennings Skewers the Democrats for Exactly Why They Are Hemorrhaging Voters"

I don't buy this.

I'll go out on the limb and proffer that in the next presidential election if someone as radical as Zohran Mamdani is on the ballot (yes, I realize he's not "Constitutionally qualified", but what about that other muslim who was elected to two terms not so long ago?), he would STILL garner 35-40% of the "democratic" vote by simply having the (D) next to his name. And that's just out of the starting gate.

It's baked into 'em.
And that's not changing.