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Hunter Biden needs to go away. He won’t, but give it a rest, man. You and your family are done in professional politics. You are sure as hell aren’t going to be elected to anything. Your dad drools in his soup. And your laptop is what opened Pandora’s box into your family’s alleged government access …
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Socialist New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani promises to respect police officers, but leaders of the “abolitionist” group that helped him seize power say they are “pigs” and “lazy cowards.” The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) member will control one of the nation’s largest police forces upon taking office Jan. 1. Mamdani previously advocated for dismantling the NYPD as …
Mamdani Promises to Get along With Cops — Group That Helped Him Wants Jails Emptied Read More »
Is the Democratic Party, as we have known it, going to die thanks to an insurgency from the far left wing? It would appear so, based on how its leaders behaved during the longest federal government shutdown in American history. And that may mean the party is heading for a 1972-style smackdown in which George …
Death of the Democratic Party? Far Left Pushing it Toward 1972 McGovern-Style Implosion Read More »
Spread the word, I am holding a 3 hour sale from 12 to 3 PM today at the Route 346 Emporium 32993 Old Ocean City Road in Parsonsburg. I will have available over 10,000 albums, (Rock and Roll, Country, Jazz, Blues, Movie Soundtracks) ALL for $5.00 each, normally $15.00 to $20.00 each. I am going …
Seventeen transgender Air Force members are suing the Trump administration for allegedly denying them early retirement benefits, according to new court filings submitted Monday. The plaintiffs allege that the Air Force illegally rescinded their retirement orders after serving between 15 and 18 years in the service, according to the complaint filed in the U.S. Court …
Transgender Air Force Members Sue Over Canceled Early Retirement and Benefits Read More »
A dramatic intervention by the federal judiciary is forcing the immediate release of over 600 illegal immigrants from detention in Chicago, overriding the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) efforts to curb a serious crisis of lawlessness. U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Cummings ordered DHS to free the detainees held at the Broadview facility, citing “repeated, material …
DHS Slams Federal Judge Who Released 600 Illegal Aliens Detained in Anti-Crime Sweep Read More »
A new report from Puck News claims the scuttlebutt in Senate Democrat circles is that Minority Leader Chuck Schumer will not seek reelection in 2028. Some are even saying there are plans to elevate Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as the “natural” replacement. His grip on power within his party appears to be slipping away faster than anticipated. Fresh …
Senate Democrats Signal End of the Road for Schumer’s Career Read More »
Fresh numbers from Beijing reveal a sharper economic nosedive than analysts predicted, with factory output slumping, investments shrinking, and the property market dragging everything down. This latest batch of October data exposes cracks in China’s growth model that free-market economies like America’s have long avoided through innovation and consumer-driven demand. Retail sales managed a meager …
China’s Economy Is Tanking Even Worse Than Everyone Expected Read More »
Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) was hospitalized on Thursday after suffering facial injuries from a fall during a walk near his Western Pennsylvania home. According to a spokesperson, the Democrat Senator was transported to a Pittsburgh hospital “out of an abundance of caution.” “During an early morning walk, Senator Fetterman sustained a fall near his home in …
Fetterman Hospitalized After “Ventricular Fibrillation” Causes Fall Read More »
During the recent government shutdown, the temporary interruption of benefits to 42 million food stamp recipients was hyped as practically the greatest human rights violation of our time. A Nation magazine headline howled: “The United States Is Letting Its People Starve.” But the delayed payments had scant impact in part because many states offered supplemental benefits, many recipients had …