U.S. Politics

Yuma County launches 2020 voter fraud investigation

Yuma County, Arizona Sheriff Leon N. Wilmot announced on May 11 that the sheriff's office has teamed up with the county recorder to launch an investigation into 2020 election fraud. Read More.

Virginia Democrat indicted on multiple counts of voter fraud

A Democrat county supervisor in Virginia has been indicted on multiple felony counts of voter fraud related to ballot harvesting, a report said. Read More.

Number of issues in Otero County, NM 2020 vote

An audit of the 2020 election sanctioned by New Mexico's Otero County found problems with 40 percent of the votes in a canvass and a number of issues with the voting machines used to tabulate the 2020 vote. Read More.

Trump: RINOs rallying for Georgia Gov. Kemp

The America First movement said it has detected a herd of RINOs heading for Georgia as the Republican primary for governor approaches. Read More.

Team Biden spending millions on 'disinformation' research

The notorious Rockefeller Foundation is teaming up with the federal government to combat the "disinformation crisis" brought on by Americans who refused to obediently line up for the corporate experimental gene therapy injections labeled as coronavirus vaccines. Read More.

Big night for America First in Ohio, Indiana

Candidates endorsed by former President Donald Trump ran the table in Republican primaries in Ohio and Indiana on May 3. Read More.

Georgia free-for-all includes Trump, Bush and Satan

The Republican gubernatorial primary is breaking loose in Georgia on May 24. Read More.

Pelosi contingent jets off to Kyiv on U.S. taxpayers' dime

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the Democrat Party want all Americans to know that for those suffering under inflation, the violent crime epidemic, and the emergency at the U.S. southern border, all of which they are responsible for creating, "support is on the way" — for Ukraine. Read More.

Trump advisor: McCarthy, McConnell ‘vipers within tent’

As the 2022 midterms approach, the prospect of a Kevin McCarthy/Mitch McConnell "leadership duet on Capitol Hill should rile the base to action," former Trump campaign advisor Steve Cortes noted. Read More.

Georgia subpoenas True the Vote election fraud evidence

The Georgia State Elections Board and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger issued subpoenas on Monday to True the Vote, its founder Catherine Engelbrecht, and its researchers from a company called OPSEC Group LLC seeking evidence that backs up the group's complaint that as many as 242 people illegally gathered third-party ballots during the November 2020 election and subsequent U.S. Senate races. Read More.

America First speaker? Gaetz hints it could be Jim Jordan

Florida Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz appeared to hint that Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio would be a strong choice as a possible replacement for House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy following the release of audio where McCarthy said he was considering advising then-President Donald Trump to resign in the wake of the events of Jan. 6, 2021. Read More.

Dump voting machines movement picks up steam

For those who contend that voting machine data fraud was rampant during the 2020 election, moves by counties in several states to dump the machines is welcome news. Read More.

Dirt flies in Pennsylvania GOP Senate primary

An out-of-state private equity oligarch is engaging in a mud-slinging contest with an out-of-state TV celebrity elitist, and GOP voters throughout the nation are getting to witness just how duplicitous and phony ruling establishment efforts to take the party back to Bush-McCain-Romney days can be. Read More.

Hispanic voters deserting Biden, Democrat Party

Only 26% of Hispanic voters approve of Joe Biden's job performance, compared to 54% who disapprove, according to a Quinnipiac poll released on April 13. Read More.

Trump: Brnovich 'did nothing' on fraud evidence

Is election fraud in arguably the most pivotal president election in American history an actionable offense? Apparently not, even in Arizona. Read More.