Category: Government Updates
On the Ground When the Capitol was Breached: An Eyewitness Account from The Daily Citizen Reporters
Written with Zachary Mettler What began as a peaceful protest against election fraud devolved into protesters and rioters breaking into the U.S. Capitol Wednesday evening,...
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Profiles in Courage at the Capitol
The riots in Washington, D.C. and breach of the Capitol on Wednesday during the joint session of Congress, as members debated the certification of the...
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The Triumph of Democracy – Electoral College Certification Process Continues After Capitol Breach
After a mob of mostly Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol Building in an attempt to disrupt the certification of the Electoral College, Congress reconvened...
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Democrat Candidates Appear to Win Both Georgia Senate Races, Resulting in 50-50 Split in Senate
It appears like the Republicans have failed to secure victory over two Democratic challengers in a run-off Senate race, which means that for the next...
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BREAKING – Protestors Make Historic Breach of Capitol Building
Pro-Trump protestors, who are angry about the Electoral College certification process, have breached the Capitol building, forcing Representatives and Senators to seek shelter within the...
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DC Mayor Calls for National Guard Ahead of ‘March for Trump’ – Opposed Their Presence in Early June During George Floyd Demonstrations
Mayor Muriel Bowser asked for the U.S. National Guard to be mobilized in Washington, D.C., in anticipation of protests from supporters of President Donald Trump....
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Senator Josh Hawley’s Wife and Newborn Daughter Victims of Threatening Antifa Protest at Their Home
Senator Josh Hawley’s, R-Mo., wife and newborn daughter were home alone when ShutdownDC decided to attack their home, in what the Antifa group describes as...
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Congress Meets Wednesday to Certify Electoral College Results – Will There be Fireworks?
The presidential election of 2020 comes to a head on Wednesday in the nation’s capital as a joint session of Congress meets to examine the...
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MyPillow Founder Mike Lindell Likely to Run for Governor of Minnesota in 2022 (VIDEO Interview)
In an interview with The Daily Citizen Monday evening, Mike Lindell, founder and inventor of MyPillow, stated that he is likely to run for the...
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‘The Daily Citizen’ is on the Ground in Battleground Georgia. Here’s What You Need to Know.
The battle for the U.S. Senate draws to a close this evening as Georgia voters choose between four candidates for two U.S. Senate seats by...
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Crunch Time: Senate Control in Hands of Georgia Voters on Tuesday
Georgia voters are already in the process of early voting in two run-off races for the U.S. Senate that will determine control of the nation’s...
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Senator Josh Hawley to Object to Certification of Electoral College Vote on January 6
Missouri Republican Senator Josh Hawley announced on Wednesday that he will object to the certification of the Electoral College vote on January 6, 2021. On...
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Doctor Fauci Deliberately Distorted Herd Immunity Numbers. Senator Marco Rubio Fires Back
Florida Republican Senator Marco Rubio took aim at Doctor Anthony Fauci on Sunday morning after the Christmas Eve revelation that Fauci has “slowly but deliberately...
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Trump Calls COVID Stimulus Bill a “Disgrace,” Asks Congress to Amend
By now it’s no secret that Congress passed a $2.3 trillion combination COVID stimulus and omnibus spending bill, which The Daily Citizen detailed earlier this...
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$1.5 Million to Walk Lizards on Treadmills? Ten Crazy Things Uncle Sam Spent Your Money on This Year
Every year on December 23, Senator Rand Paul, R-Ky., publishes a “Festivus Report” highlighting insane items the federal government spent your taxpayer dollars on. This...
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COVID Pork: $600 to You and Me; Millions for Gender Programs in Pakistan
Congress may have passed a much-needed COVID stimulus bill to the tune of $900 billion earlier this week, but what leadership there also did was...
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Seattle Considering Making Theft Okay, as Long as You Need the Money
The Seattle City Council already made news earlier this year with its effort to defund its own police department at the same time that rioting...
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New $900 Billion Relief Package Provides Direct Payments to Individuals, Families
Congressional leaders on Sunday night reached a deal on a new coronavirus relief package which has been in the works since before the 2020 General...
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Vice President Pence, Second Lady Karen Pence Receive COVID-19 Vaccine to Reassure Public
On Friday morning, Vice President Mike Pence and his wife, Second Lady Karen Pence, both received their first dose of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine while live...
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Early Voting Begins in Georgia Senate Races—Concerns About Voter Fraud Continue
Early voting in the Georgia run-off races for two spots in the U.S. Senate began this week, as concerns over “double voting” and potentially illegal...
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Governor Andrew Cuomo was Skeptical About a COVID-19 Vaccine, Until Now
After expressing skepticism about a COVID-19 vaccine in October, Democrat New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is now calling for a “public education campaign to battle...
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Andrew Cuomo as Potential Attorney General Stirs Up Controversy After Sexual Harassment Allegations
Reports recently emerged that New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is on presidential-elect Joe Biden’s short list to become the nation’s next Attorney General. That possibility...
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Electoral College Elects Joe Biden as 46th President of the United States, Fraud Allegations Remain
The Electoral College voted to elect Joseph R. Biden as the 46th President of the United States on Monday afternoon. Biden surpassed the requisite 270-vote...
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Texas Supreme Court Challenge to Election Rejected by Justices
It ended not with a bang, but with a whimper. The U.S. Supreme Court, in an abbreviated order today, declined the request from the state...
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