Chuck Grassley: “Well, the decision involved the Fourteenth Amendment that was ratified, as you know, back in 1868, and the case was…”

I don’t plan on dying in office — but if I did, I don’t want a Democrat governor choosing my successor.

The fact is, some of them on both the right and the left, are poorly ideologically organized for their own point of view, and that’s what makes things bad.

I again call on my Democratic colleagues to join my oversight work instead of trying to defend Smith and sweep his abuse of authority under the rug.

That’s why the president shouldn’t kick three of them out of the White House.