President Trump has some questions for Nancy Pelosi to investigate with her Jan. 6th commission, which debuts tomorrow morning and will no doubt get all the media coverage tomorrow.

Here’s what Trump wrote:

 
Notice that Trump leads with Pelosi investigating herself, which is a great point to make considering she refused to allow 10,000 National Guard troops that Trump had requested before the riot.

The partisan hearing begins tomorrow morning at 9:30AM with a focus on police testimony. I’ll probably post it anyway because, unfortunately, it’s newsworthy. But I’m curious to know if you want to watch it. Let me know in the comments.

Former President Donald Trump Monday endorsed current Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton for reelection over his Republican rival and fellow Trump supporter George P. Bush.

“Attorney General Ken Paxton has been bravely on the front line in the fight for Texas, and America, against the vicious and very dangerous Radical Left Democrats, and the foolish and unsuspecting RINOs that are destroying our Country,” Trump said in a statement.

Bush had been vying for Trump’s endorsement in his bid to unseat Paxton for the position of Texas attorney general. Bush, the son of former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, has received criticism from both the public and his own family over his support for Trump.

Trump endorsed Paxton, arguing the current Texas attorney general had a strong commitment to securing the border, the Second Amendment, being tough on crime and other beliefs that “will keep Texas safe.”

“It is going to take a PATRIOT like Ken Paxton to advance America First policies in order to Make America Great Again. Ken has my Complete and Total Endorsement for another term as Attorney General of Texas,” Trump said.

Trump urged Republicans to deny Democrats a quorum to stop them from using reconciliation.

Former President Donald Trump sent a warning to Republicans on Wednesday, alleging that Democrats are trying to “completely change America” through reconciliation.

“Republicans must take seriously the effort by Democrats to completely change America through the Reconciliation Process,” Trump said in a statement.  “Republicans must push back for the sake of our Country and, far less importantly, the sake of the Republican Party!”

The former president argued that Democrats suggest using reconciliation to pass mail-in-ballot laws. Earlier in the month, Sen. Amy Klobuchar suggested that reconciliation be used to pass the Democrat-backed For The People Act, an expanded voting measure, according to the Associated Press.

“Any effort to dictate national Mail-In Voting will be a disaster for our Country and for conservatism,” Trump said, adding that if it’s passed, “there will never be a Republican elected to high office again.”

Trump then urged Republicans to “fight this” and to “deny Democrats a quorum if that is what it takes to make sure that the Democrats can’t use reconciliation.”