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Nick Reed’s Must Read Headlines – 05.17.23

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Nick Reed’s Must Read Headlines – 05.17.23

Posted May 17, 2023

Durham Report:

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) introduced articles of impeachment against FBI Director Christopher Wray on Tuesday.

Marjorie Taylor Greene moves to impeach FBI Director Christopher Wray (Washington Examiner)

Whistleblowers:

Two different whistleblowers from two separate law enforcement agencies in two separate high-profile criminal cases are raising a disturbing new question for Congress: Is the Biden administration seeking to squash those who report wrongdoing or challenge its official narratives?

Tale of two whistleblowers highlights reprisal risk as Congress probes weaponization issues (Just The News)

Debt Ceiling:

Tuesday’s debt ceiling negotiations included VP Harris, raising her profile as she attempts a reputation rebound.

Kamala Harris takes her place at the debt limit negotiating table (Washington Examiner)

Crime:

Xuan Kha Tran Pham, the 49-year-old man being investigated for the Monday assault of two congressional staffers with a metal bat, was previously charged with assaulting a police officer, but the local Soros-backed prosecutor declined to pursue the charges.

Soros-Backed Prosecutor Dropped Previous Assault Charges Against Man Arrested For Attacking Dem Staffers With A Bat (Daily Caller)

These People:

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) on Tuesday told reporters that she’s been at the Capitol working and voting, apparently unaware that she’s spent months away this year due to health problems.

Confused Feinstein says ‘I haven’t been gone. I’ve been working’ despite three-month absence (New York Post)

Democratic Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman struggled with asking basic questions to a Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) executive at a Senate Banking Committee hearing Tuesday.

John Fetterman Struggles With Asking Basic Questions To Disgraced Silicon Valley Bank Executive (Daily Caller)

President Joe Biden vetoed a bipartisan resolution Tuesday that would have reversed his executive action last year in which he ordered the Department of Commerce not to enforce tariffs on Chinese solar panel manufacturers for two years.