Fox News Politics: The ‘real work begins’
The Trump transition continues to dominate headlines as the Republican National Committee (RNC) files two lawsuits in Pennsylvania amid Senator Bob Casey refusing to concede the race. The legal battles are heating up as the GOP fights to secure victory in key races across the country.
Meanwhile, speculation is swirling around who will lead Trump’s communications team and interact with the media. Top contenders are being considered for the crucial role as the former president looks to shape his messaging strategy in the post-election landscape.
In other news, a Democrat senator has reacted strongly to the nomination of Rep. Matt Gaetz, calling it a “red alert moment.” The contentious nomination has sparked controversy and divided opinions within the political sphere.
Senate Minority Whip John Thune is gearing up to make ushering in President-Elect Donald Trump’s immigration agenda the first item on his to-do list when he succeeds Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell in the new Congress. Thune is focused on ending the Biden-Harris border crisis and deporting illegal immigrants, as well as renewing crucial elements of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.
On the White House front, Vice President Kamala Harris is rumored to be considering a run for California governor in two years. Meanwhile, Melania Trump has launched a new digital photo series titled “On the Move,” showcasing her fast-moving life.
In terms of cabinet picks, Democrats have criticized Tulsi Gabbard after Trump tapped her for the Director of National Intelligence post. Trump attorney Alina Habba has also ruled out the press secretary role, while questions linger about the outcome of the Gaetz House ethics report.
On Capitol Hill, the RNC has filed two lawsuits in Pennsylvania, challenging Sen. Bob Casey’s refusal to concede the race. The size of the Republican House majority remains uncertain, with nine remaining uncalled races. A Pennsylvania Senate race has triggered a recount, and Oregon Democrat has unseated a GOP incumbent in a toss-up House race.
Across America, Elon Musk has dubbed himself the “George Soros of the middle,” while the election calendar continues with key post-election dates. Hochul’s massive toll reboot has sparked bipartisan outrage, and Florida Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against FEMA over alleged political discrimination against Trump supporters.
In cultural news, the Ohio House has passed a bill restricting transgender student access to school bathrooms, sparking debate and controversy. Stay tuned for the latest updates on the Trump presidential transition and exclusive interviews on FoxNews.com.
