U.S. Politics

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.

Democrat mega donor Ed Buck gets 30 years

Ed Buck, a major donor to the Democrat Party, was sentenced on Thursday to 30 years in prison for drug and sex crimes that included providing lethal doses of methamphetamine to two men. Read More.

DeSantis redistricting could shape House for 'decade'

A new redistricting map drawn up by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis would give Republicans four new seats in Congress and an overall 20 to 8 advantage in the Sunshine State. Read More.

Will ‘Unselect Committee' screen 2020 documentaries?

If members of the partisan Jan. 6 Committee wish to see what prompted a deluge of Americans to protest in Washington, D.C. on January 6, 2021, they should check out the documentaries "Rigged" and "2,000 Mules", former President Donald Trump said. Read More.

Oklahoma governor signs bill outlawing abortion

Oklahoma Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt on Tuesday signed legislation which outlaws abortion in the state. Read More.

True the Vote going public with 2020 data

True the Vote founder Catherine Engelbrecht says the election integrity organization is set to “pull the cord” and give all the evidence of ballot trafficking in the 2020 election it has compiled “to the American people.” Read More.

McCarthy called out for harsh treatment of Cawthorn

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, a California Republican, came down hard on Rep. Madison Cawthorn following his remarks on drugs and orgies in the D.C. Swamp. Read More.

Biden FEC pick sued Georgia over Abrams' loss

Dara Lindenbaum, who is Joe Biden's nominee to the Federal Election Commission (FEC), represented Stacy Abrams's nonprofit in a lawsuit that questioned the 2018 Georgia gubernatorial election, won by Kemp over Abrams, as "unconstitutional." Read More.

PA 2021: 288 ballot traffickers, no prosecutions

At least 288 individuals were caught on video depositing more than one ballot in Pennsylvania ballot drop boxes during the 2021 off-year election. Read More.

Information war over 2020 voting data fraud

Was the most recent U.S. presidential election staged by the Chinese Communist Party and the U.S. intelligence community using sophisticated voting data fraud? Or was Joe Biden installed in 2020 the old fashioned way, by ballot box stuffing? Read More.

Left skewers Democrat for villainizing 'communist' China

It was only a matter of time before the radical progressive Left got here. Criticizing communist China is now a form of racial prejudice. Read More.