U.S. Politics

Pelosi refuses to answer questions about her Jan. 6 role

A Republican member of the House Administration Committee on Tuesday reminded House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of key questions about the events of Jan. 6 at the U.S. Capitol that she continues to refuse to answer. Read More.

Pima County: 35,000 fraud votes for each Democrat

Democrat operatives added 35,000 votes to each Democrat candidate in the 2020 election in Pima County, Arizona, according to a whistleblower's letter to the Department of Justice. Read More.

Citizens file lawsuit against Pa. election officials

Elections officials in Delaware County, Pennsylvania were caught ripping 2020 election tapes "into pieces" and "placing them into the trash stating they will have a campfire to burn the data," according to a lawsuit filed last month. Read More.

The ‘King of kingmakers’: Trump on a roll

A quick scan of actual results finds that 137 candidates endorsed by Trump have won and just 3 have lost since 2020, including a 4-for-4 performance in last month's off-year elections. Read More.

Perdue files Fulton County 2020 election lawsuit

In a lawsuit filed on Thursday, former Georgia Sen. David Perdue contends that Fulton County “circumvented the majority vote of the people and thereby affected the outcome of the Election on 11/3.” Read More.

Trump-backed Hageman leads DC insider Liz Cheney

A endorsement from Donald Trump continues to be a game-changer for GOP candidates. Look no further than Wyoming for evidence of that. Read More.

2021 facts vindicated Donald J Trump

For former President Donald Trump, 2021 has been a year of vindication, a columnist noted. Read More.

Nearly 26,000 dead people on Michigan voter rolls

Nearly 26,000 dead people were on the Michigan voters rolls before and after the 2020 election, the president of the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) said. Read More.

16 instances in which elections were overturned

The narrative embraced by relatively small number of people who may have a disproportion influence on the counting of votes says that no matter how much evidence of election fraud is uncovered, an election still can't be overturned. Read More.

80 House Republicans vote for vax database

A Democrat proposal to use $400 million in taxpayer money to fund a system that tracks who has and has not received vaccinations was supported by 80 House Republicans. Read More.

Wisconsin mayors lawyer-up in Zuckerbucks probe

The mayors of Madison and Green Bay, along with the state election commission and its administrator, continue to stonewall on an investigation into the use of millions of dollars from Mark Zuckerberg which went to Wisconsin's largest and most-Democrat cities during the 2020 election, the lead investigator told the State Assembly's Committee on Elections on Dec. 1. Read More.

Democrats warn of violence if court strikes down Roe

Analysts on both sides of the abortion debate are saying that oral arguments in the Supreme Court on Wednesday over a key Mississippi abortion case resulted in a huge victory for the pro-life side. Read More.

Get ready for President Hillary, author says

Radio host and best-selling author Wayne Allen Root notes the he is "batting close to .990" on his political predictions. His latest prediction: "Democrats are getting ready to install Hillary Clinton as president of the United States." Read More.

Trump lays down debate challenge on 2020 election facts

If Big Media really wants a "ratings bonanza," former President Donald Trump said he is ready to make that happen by debating anyone on the "stolen" 2020 election. Read More.

Biden boast: U.S. didn't run out of food on Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving dinner may have cost much more than a year ago, as did the gasoline millions of Americans needed to shop for that dinner, but the supply chain crisis didn't crumble into catastrophe and the country didn't run out of food — and for Joe Biden that's enough to take a victory shuffle. Read More.