Recently, Republican members of Congress, Rep. George Santos and Rep. Anna Paulina Luna have been spotted wearing lapel pins resembling miniature AR-15 rifles. "Where are these assault weapon pins ...

With a government shutdown looming in less than a week, the GOP-led House of Representatives started 2024 by checking off an essential item of business: buying new navy-blue identification lapel ...

On Feb. 1, 2023, at least two GOP members of Congress were photographed wearing ... Clyde Hands out Assault-Rifle Lapel Pins to House Colleagues." Washington Post. www.washingtonpost.com, https ...

In the midst of all that, you might have easily missed that the House GOP also decided to quietly buy a bunch of new congressional lapel pins to the tune of $40,000. Every two years, all 435 ...

The House GOP leadership spent $40,000 on brand-new congressional lapel pins for each of its members. Every two years, all 435 members of the House of Representatives and the six non-voting ...

Here's what a couple of the pins donned at the US Capitol mean. On Tuesday, Biden delivered his second State of The Union address to a rowdy and divided crowd of members of Congress. Lawmakers ...

Political pins were all the rage among members of Congress at the State of the Union ... the traditional symbol of love. The lapel pin is just one of the strange pins Planned Parenthood pedals ...

Purportedly, these lapel pins are popping up around Washington, D.C. It is a pretty big ask for elected members of Congress not to wear their respective lapel badges; they all seem quite proud of ...

However, lapel pins of all kinds, whether the flag pin ... that happened after they were either dead or at least out of office; in 1866, Congress passed a law that prohibited using the “portrait ...

“George Santos was wearing an assault weapon lapel pin literally days after a string of mass shootings. Call it tone-deaf or stupid, but one things for certain: he’s not fit to serve in ...

"I'm politicizing it just as much as those House members who decided that it was a good idea to wear AR-15 lapel pins and walk around Congress as if these things weren't happening," Coleman said.