Former FEC Commissioner Ann Ravel's ally at the FEC, Ellen Weintraub, has also been active in demonstrating the Democrat FEC commissioners' political bias.  After President Trump's call for an investigation of voter fraud last month and his statements about fraud contributing to the defeat of Sen. Kelly Ayotte in New Hampshire, Commissioner Weintraub issued an official statement from her office as Commissioner questioning the statement and calling upon President Trump to share evidence of the claim.

Over the long weekend, Democrat FEC Commissioner Ann Ravel resigned from the FEC.  We've catalogued Commissioner Ravel's partisanship, passion for regulating internet speech, questioning of citizens' loyalty based on their employer, charges of dysfunction aimed at Republican commissioners following the law, inconsistent application of the law, and many other questionable statements and actions during her tenure at the FEC.  

After years of ignoring vote fraud within New York City and state,The New York Times finally wrote a story on it, in Texas.  Of course, the story was incredibly biased and instead was, again, only written to make it harder for vote fraud to be prosecuted.

Over the weekend, the New York Times editorialized the following:

Jeff Sessions, the new attorney general, is hardly likely to be as proactive as the Obama administration was in investigating complaints of voter suppression by the states. 

For years, newspapers have written about the “Tea Party” running and ruining the Republican Party.  While those stories were completely overblown, there seems to be some truth to the far left ruining the Democrat Party by demanding nonsensical things against the wishes of the majority of Democrats. 

On this day last year, Justice Antonin Scalia died unexpectedly, devastating the legal world and presenting a vacant Supreme Court seat as an issue in the 2016 presidential election.  When President Trump nominated Judge Neil Gorsuch to Justice Scalia's seat on the Supreme Court, he kept his campaign promise of nominating someone in the mold of Justice Scalia:

Late Wednesday night, Florida Senator Marco Rubio took to the Senate floor to deliver an impassioned speech about the need for civility and decorum to return to the Senate. Senator Rubio comments come on the heels of recent controversy stirred by Senator Elizabeth Warren when she imputed the reputation of fellow Senator Jeff Sessions on the Senate Floor just before his confirmation as Attorney General. 

The Democrats have become totally beholden to extremist elements in their own party.  Never has that been more clear than on their recent vote on the confirmation of their colleague Senator Jeff Sessions to be Attorney General.  All Democrats--except Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia--voted against him.  Yet, many Democrat Senators can be seen applauding Sessions' confirmation as Attorney General. 

Local editorial boards across the country, including liberal ones that vehemently disapprove of President Trump, have praised President Trump's nominee for Justice Scalia's seat on the Supreme Court, Judge Neil Gorsuch, and called for the Senate to vote on his nomination.  Here are some examples:

Right now, Senate Democrats are engaging in an overnight marathon Senate session to disparage Senator Jeff Sessions before his confirmation vote as Attorney General. Senator Lindsey Graham spoke on the Senate floor in support of Jeff Sessions for Attorney General earlier today. Senator Graham completely destroyed the "more substantive" arguments of the Democrats against Senator Sessions.