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Democrat Rep. Al Green lost the Texas House District 18 primary runoff on Tuesday evening to 37-year-old Christian Menefee. The 78-year-old Democrat was booted from his seat after more than two decades in Congress. The Hill reported: Rep. Christian Menefee (D-Texas) is projected to defeat Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) in a Democratic primary runoff for the …
In a remarkable moment of candor during a lengthy livestream, prominent socialist streamer Hasan Piker pulled back the curtain on a network of political activism that critics have long suspected operates as a vehicle for foreign influence. Piker named American tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham, now based in Shanghai, as a key financier behind numerous …
With the stakes dizzily high, President Donald J. Trump has delivered a series of bold, concrete economic actions that cut real costs for everyday families. He has paid attention to key domestic priorities. Republican leaders have generally failed to spotlight these achievements. This leaves Democrats free to dominate the conversation while public polls show persistent …
Trump’s Doing Great Things for the Economy. Why Won’t GOPers Say So? Read More »
From Juries to Justices, America’s Courtrooms Are Seeing a Decline in Civility America’s political and cultural divisions are increasingly finding their way into the nation’s courtrooms. From bitter jury-room disputes to unusually public clashes among Supreme Court justices, the judiciary – long considered the most restrained and deliberate of America’s institutions – is beginning to …
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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has spent more than $600,000 on private jets, chauffeured transportation, and upscale hotels while traveling the country on his “Fighting Oligarchy” tour, according to a new investigation examining campaign finance records. The spending has drawn renewed scrutiny because Sanders has built his political brand around attacking wealthy elites, condemning economic inequality, …
Seattle is turning into one of the best examples in America of what happens when voters keep rubber-stamping failed left-wing policies and then act stunned when the horrible consequences show up at their front door, knocking, wanting to come inside. The left has been on a kick for years now, where they’ve convinced their gullible …
Seattle Libs Just Got Hit with the Worst Case of ‘Voter Karma’ Ever Read More »
According to a press release issued by the Department of Homeland Security, the Trump administration’s top immigration prosecutors will begin to pursue fraud cases against lawyers pushing fake asylum cases. The release states that ICE attorneys have been given greater authority in enforcing laws that outlaw document fraud. Previous cases have focused largely on the asylum applicant, …
The Trump Administration Just Made a Massive Move to End Bogus Asylum Cases Read More »
Bridget Bennett/Bloomberg via Getty The government would gain by supercharging the inflow of migrants just as millions of American voters lose their jobs and careers to artificial intelligence, says Silicon Valley investor and AI advocate Jason Calacanis. “The best interest of America today, when it comes to expansion, is very simple … Recruit the smartest …
Tech Investor Wants Americans to Accept More Migration AND More AI Read More »
WHY VOTE IN THE PRIMARY? Influence who represents your party Primaries decide which candidate becomes the Democratic, Republican, or other party nominee for offices like president, governor, mayor, or Congress. Primaries can matter more than the general election In heavily Democratic or heavily Republican districts, the winner of the dominant party’s primary often goes on …
New York is strong-arming 18 industrial-scale solar power plants into rural communities across the state despite strong opposition from locals. Schuylerville farmer Alexandra Fasulo had just settled into the idyllic acreage she purchased in 2023 when Gov. Kathy Hochul’s bulldozers came roaring in, poised to thrash 1,800 acres of protected grassland to build a 100-megawatt-capacity …