Dave Weigel: Little hack for following the news: 1) If there’s legislation or regulation that conservatives oppose, expect a lawsuit in the north district of Texas 2) If a story blows up on Fox/in conservative media, expect Jordan/Comer to launch an investigation.

Little hack for following the news: 1) If there’s legislation or regulation that conservatives oppose, expect a lawsuit in the north district of Texas 2) If a story blows up on Fox/in conservative media, expect Jordan/Comer to launch an investigation.

And of course 10) they got sympathetic House Republicans to launch a Congressional investigation. Because the NPR Board didn’t cave, you see, they need another bite at the apple. And your tax dollars will pay for it. www.nytimes.com/2024/05/01/b...

Republicans Call on NPR’s C.E.O. to Testify About Political Bias Accusationswww.nytimes.com Katherine Maher, the radio network’s new chief executive, has been in the spotlight since an editor published an essay accusing the organization of leftward-leaning bias.

Funny, I’ve been sued in TX and LA and subpoenaed by Jordan and Bishop. 🤔 Almost as if…it’s machine politics.

one thing we've learned about the current corporate sponsored congress, there are no consequences for ignoring their summons and subpoenas

NPR needs to just stop taking govt money to end this endless “debate” once and for all.

The Kacsmaryk to Comer pipeline.

So many wins for the American people with a GOP majority - WAIT - zero wins, sorry.

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