It’s getting hard to argue that Republicans stand for “law and order.”

Here's what House Republicans in swing districts had to say about running after with Donald Trump at the top of the ticket.

Cotton is rushing to Donald Trump’s defense after his guilty verdict.

Marjorie Taylor Greene wants to defund an entire state.

The former president insisted he had never even called to imprison Hillary Clinton.

The former president has faith in at least one court, apparently.

Representative Jim Jordan is the king of leading pointless quests—and now he’s picking a fight with the prosecutors in Donald Trump’s hush-money trial.

House Speaker Mike Johnson is calling on the Supreme Court to make Donald Trump’s guilty verdicts disappear.

It was nearly impossible to make out what Trump was saying in this press conference about his guilty verdict.

Donald Trump chose not to testify in his hush-money trial—and he’s finally confessing why.

The former president’s gag order is still in place—and he just violated it.

He’s running out of scams to shill.

Looks like someone wants to keep all the “political prisoner” cash to himself.

Republicans are absolutely losing it after their dear leader became a convicted felon.

Todd Blanche claimed he wouldn’t change anything about their legal defense strategy.

The former president will have to ask Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for the right to vote.

Someone remind him the trial isn’t completely over.

Yes, the former president is now a “convicted felon.” But does that change anything?

And so concludes the former president’s first criminal trial.

This man is pushing completely nonsensical claims as the jury nears its verdict.