Brett Bachman

5 days ago | notus.org | Brett Bachman

Donald Trump promised to campaign “really hard” for a primary opponent to run against Rep. Thomas Massie after the Kentucky Republican broke with the president over his decision to bomb Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend. Trump’s lengthy Truth Social post on Sunday excoriating Massie is just the latest and most intense salvo in an ongoing feud between the two men, who have publicly sparred over a number of issues.

5 days ago | notus.org | Brett Bachman

Several Democrats on Capitol Hill notably broke with their party and publicly supported President Donald Trump’s strikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend, highlighting a divide over how best to respond to the act of aggression. Most of the party came out strongly against Trump’s decision in the hours following Saturday night’s action, arguing that it puts the U.S. at risk of a protracted war — the exact sort of thing that the president campaigned against.

5 days ago | notus.org | Brett Bachman

Vice President JD Vance on Sunday strenuously denied that President Donald Trump had entered into a war with Iran when he ordered strikes on three nuclear facilities just hours before. “We’re not at war with Iran, we’re at war with Iran’s nuclear program,” Vance said on NBC’s Meet the Press, kicking off a media tour aimed at explaining the administration’s decision to greenlight the military action.

1 week ago | notus.org | Brett Bachman

President Donald Trump on Sunday promised to secure “PEACE, soon, between Israel and Iran,” but wouldn’t rule out direct U.S. involvement in the conflict when confronted on the issue by ABC’s Rachel Scott. The president posted early Sunday morning that the US. had “nothing to do with” Israel’s ongoing campaign of military strikes against Iran, and cautioned the country against retaliating in any way that would draw America into the conflict.

1 week ago | notus.org | Brett Bachman

Sen. Amy Klobuchar revealed over the weekend that the Minnesota state representative who was slain alongside her husband in what appeared to be “a politically motivated assassination” was a personal friend she had known for more than a decade. Klobuchar, who on Sunday morning sat for a marathon round of emotional interviews with CNN, ABC, and NBC, said that she was attending a dinner Friday in her home state alongside state Rep.