The evidence is so overwhelming as to make me wonder where to begin. The particulars vary depending on the state. Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia, Arizona and Nevada certified election results despite the illegal, unconstitutional or fraudulent actions taken to produce the results we were given.

Some of these states overturned the election laws as passed by their legislatures, the only body legally empowered to make such law – that is, the only body charged with the plenary authority and power to determine the manner in which electors are chosen. Repeat: The state legislatures are the one-and-only body that can make election law as regards the election of the POTUS.

The evidence is so overwhelming as to make me wonder where to begin. The particulars vary depending on the state. Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia, Arizona and Nevada certified election results despite the illegal, unconstitutional or fraudulent actions taken to produce the results we were given.

Some of these states overturned the election laws as passed by their legislatures, the only body legally empowered to make such law – that is, the only body charged with the plenary authority and power to determine the manner in which electors are chosen. Repeat: The state legislatures are the one-and-only body that can make election law as regards the election of the POTUS.

Nancy Pelosi has opened a "huge door" for the president to present evidence of election fraud if she goes ahead with impeachment, warned White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, the author of two reports on the subject.

"If she's going to prosecute the case on the basis of false statements about the illegality of the election, bring it on," he said in an interview with Steven Bannon's "War Room," "because we've got the receipts."

Nancy Pelosi has opened a "huge door" for the president to present evidence of election fraud if she goes ahead with impeachment, warned White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, the author of two reports on the subject.

"If she's going to prosecute the case on the basis of false statements about the illegality of the election, bring it on," he said in an interview with Steven Bannon's "War Room," "because we've got the receipts."

A new survey, conducted after the Jan. 6 breach of the U.S. Capitol, has President Trump with a 49% approval rating, about as high as presidents generally get.

For Congress, however, only 28% of voters approve of its performance while 72% disapprove, according to pollster John McLaughlin, reported Paul Bedard in his "Washington Secrets" column for the Washington Examiner.