Month: October 2022

Earlier this week, we reported about a significant arrest that took place in LA County, CA, related to the 2020 elections. On September 8, reporters from 100 Percent Fed Up and The Gateway Pundit attended “The Pit,” where True the Votes’ Catherine Engelbrecht and Gregg Phillips dropped a bombshell about the arrest of Eugene Yu, CEO of …

BREAKING: Konnech Election Software CEO Who Was Arrested Earlier For Ties to China and Labeled “Significant Flight Risk” Caught With Luggage On Way To MI Airport – Left Cell Phone Behind – Has “Substantial Ties to China” Read More »

As prosecutors weigh charges against Hunter Biden, don’t forget the many reasons to think the Joe Biden Justice Department shouldn’t be making these calls. The most recent evidence is the fact that sources close to the investigation felt the need to leak news that the feds have enough to bring tax- and gun-related charges. No way that happens unless people within Justice are seriously worried …

Trust the Justice Department on the Hunter Biden investigation? No way Read More »

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is showing elected officials across the country what true leadership looks like. In just three days, the construction of the Pine Island Bridge — damaged during the hurricane — has already been repaired so that emergency responders and the general public can reach the island. This was two days ahead of …

“Simply Unfathomable” — DeSantis Rebuilt A Hurricane-Destroyed Bridge In Three Days (VIDEO) Read More »

Growing number of farmers aren’t relying on the harvest to make ends meet. Research shows more farmers aren’t relying on the harvest to make ends meet, and the trend is changing the economic distance between rural and urban communities. “I don’t want to paint this as challenge for agriculture,” Alan Spell, an assistant extension professor …

Study finds 82% of farmstead income is earned outside the farm Read More »

In an interview on Fox News about the looting in Florida in the wake of Hurricane Ian, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said that Floridians have a right to protect their homes, even if they have been damaged from the hurricane. “People have a right to be safe in their homes. They have a right …

Sheriff Tells Homeowners How to Handle Looters Post-Hurricane: ‘Shoot Him So He Looks Like Grated Cheese’ Read More »

Used car prices appear to moderate as the latest report from auction giant Manheim found that wholesale used-vehicle prices recorded the first annual drop in more than two years. Manheim’s wholesale used-vehicle prices fell 3% in September versus the prior month. The index declined to 204.5 and is down .1% from a year ago, the first annual …

Used Car Prices Record First Annual Drop In Two Years; Luxury Car Prices Take Beating Read More »

A federal judge in Texas ruled that the Biden administration overstepped in issuing protections for LGBT employees by allowing them to use bathrooms based on their gender identity. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission released guidance in 2021 aiming to protect LGBT individuals from discrimination in the workplace, allowing them to use bathrooms and pronouns that correspond …

‘A Win for the Rule of Law’: Federal Judge Strikes Down Biden Administration’s LGBT Bathroom Mandate Read More »

In a press conference defending the state’s new restrictions on concealed carry permit holders, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, told reporters last month: “This whole concept that a good guy with a gun will stop the bad guys with a gun, it doesn’t hold up. And the data bears this out, so that …

Yes, Democrats, Sometimes a ‘Good Guy With a Gun’ Does ‘Stop the Bad Guys.’ Here’s Proof. Read More »

Americans were just issued a dire warning after “Dilbert,” a comic beloved by many over the years, was dropped from 77 publications after over three decades. Created by cartoonist Scott Adams, “Dilbert” uses satire to poke fun at traditional office life on a number of issues, which recently included “ESG.” As this particular comic strip explained, the …

The Left’s ESG Movement Is Coming After All Americans. Here’s How It Can Be Stopped. Read More »

More than 3,770 sailors and Marines who were medically discharged between Sept. 12, 2016, and June 11, 2018, may be eligible for medical retirement from the Defense Department under a federal judge’s ruling last week in Washington, D.C. U.S. District Court Judge Royce Lamberth ruled Sept. 29 that a policy used by the Navy to help expedite …

Judge Orders Navy to Review the Medical Discharges of at Least 3,700 Sailors and Marines Read More »