As Mike Pence continues touring the country in presidential candidate mode, a new theory of Trump’s attack on him is taking hold...

On the surface, the news that Marjorie Taylor Greene has been outraised by her Democratic opponent looks encouraging for the left – but given that Donald Trump carried her seat by a gigantic margin, many are warning that vital campaign dollars are still being siphoned off to long-shot or unwinnable races in a year where every seat counts more than ever.

The New York Times’s Maggie Haberman shares an invitation to a “MAGA Again!” fundraising event featuring Donald Trump and several Congressional candidates he’s endorsed. A photo and private dinner with President Trump along with VIP seating at the “candidate forum” will set you back $125,000 a head.

If you’re quick about booking your table, you can get priority booking for a 2-night stay at Mar-a-Lago (which you’ll still have to pay for separately).

New York Attorney General Letitia James, who is probing the Trump Organization’s real estate dealings, has subpoenaed the General Services Administration to see if the company misled the federal government to secure the lease on the historic Old Post Office building near the White House.

Andrew Feinberg has the story.

South Carolina’s Lindsey Graham made one of his party’s most dramatic about-faces when he switched from calling candidate Donald Trump a “race-baiting xenophobic religious bigot” to becoming one of his most vicious Capitol Hill allies. He briefly detoured away from the president after 6 January 2021, but has since got back into his good graces.

Unfortunately, Mr Trump keeps close tabs on those who claim loyalty to him, and nobody is safe from his disgust.

Michael Steele, who led the RNC for several years and has since become a vocal Trump critic, warned MSNBC’s Joy-Ann Reid last night that concern about how Republicans feel should not stop people from making clear what nearly happened in 2021.

“Let me tell you, folks, this was all a warm-up,” he said of the events after the last election.

Watch the clip below.

As former president Trump calls for Mike Pence to be investigated over his decisions on 6 January 2021,The Independent’s John Bowden has this analysis.

According to CNN, Donald Trump is ringing around potential Republican candidates for the Georgia gubernatorial primary in an effort to keep the field clear for David Purdue, one of the two Senators who lost his seat in January 2021, thus handing the Democrats their wafer-thin majority.

Marc Short — former chief of staff to Mike Pence — has testified privately last week to the House Select Committee that is investigating the 6 January Capitol riots.

A report by CNN said that Mr Short appeared in response to a subpoena from the committee. Investigators believe that the participation of Mr Pence and his inner circle is crucial.

Mr Short has firsthand knowledge of the former president’s pressure campaign on his vice president to overthrow the election results.

Donald Trump, appearing in an ad for Georgia’s Senator David Perdue, who wants to unseat Brian Kemp in midterm elections, said the governor “let us down.”

He said: “The Democrats walked all over Brian Kemp. He was afraid of Stacey ‘the Hoax’ Abrams. Brian Kemp let us down. We can’t let it happen again.”

Mr Trump called Mr Perdue an “outstanding man” adding that “he’s tough. He’s smart. He has my complete and total endorsement.”The former president also called Mr Kemp a “very weak governor.”