Democrats have had no problem proving themselves to be on the side of criminals. They just have a problem hearing it aloud.

Of course, it was inevitable that Democrats were going to try to draw comparisons to the Jan. 6 response, and that's what Pelosi did.

The woman who played a key role in pushing Joe Biden to the sidelines before last year's election is showing her own weaknesses.

Democratic Rep. Nancy Pelosi told MSNBC her reason for being in politics; her motive left her open to much criticism and mockery.

Pelosi claimed, "First, I want to say clearly and explicitly that this decision has nothing to do with the ..."

"Members of Congress should be fighting for the people they were elected to serve - not day trading at the expense of their constituents."

"Any member of Congress who purchased stocks in the last 48 hours should probably disclose that now," one Dem said last week.

The Texas rep was part of a group of congressman that stood firm during the Capitol incursion. And he's not backing down now.

You don't even have to go back that far to see that the Democrats' latest performative outrage is just that -- a performance.

"Effectively there's a giant fraud loophole, which is that the government can send money to an NGO that is then no longer governed ..."