U.S. Politics

Pelosi claims sovereign immunity over Jan. 6

The Congress of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, via its police department, argues that videos and emails from Jan. 6, 2021 are not public records, there is no public interest in their release, and that “sovereign immunity” prevents citizens from suing for their release, a government watchdog group which sued for the Jan. 6 material said. Read More.

Trump on ballot trafficking film: 'It's all on video'

"It's all on video," former President Donald Trump said in response to the announcement this week of a new documentary, "2,000 Mules", to be released by Dinesh D'Souza and True the Vote which details video evidence of what the film says is widespread illegal ballot trafficking during the 2020 election. Read More.

DOJ subpoenaed Hunter’s records tied to Bank of China

In May 2019, 17 months before the 2020 election, the U.S. Attorney for Delaware issued a grand jury subpoena for Hunter Biden’s bank transactions involving the Bank of China, the Marco Polo research group reported. Read More.

‘Globalist wolf in America First sheep’s clothing’

David McCormick, the private equity titan who is trying to purchase a GOP Senate nomination in Pennsylvania while slapping an “America First” sticker on his Glenn Youngkin-like sweater vest, just won his first straw poll on Saturday Jan. 28. Read More.

Trump on Jan. 6 prisoners: ‘We will treat them fairly’

Former President Donald Trump said on Saturday that, if he decides to run and if he wins in 2024, the Jan. 6 prisoners currently being held in what has become known as the "American Gulag" could be pardoned. Read More.

Court rules PA mail-in voting law unconstitutional

Pennsylvania's Commonwealth Court on Friday ruled the state’s no-excuse mail-in voting law is unconstitutional. Read More.

AZ lawmaker's resolution would reclaim 2020 electors

State Rep. Mark Finchem said he is working on a resolution to reclaim Arizona's 11 electors from the 2020 election. Read More.

Did Breyer get retired early by installed Biden regime?

One of the three remaining liberals on the Supreme Court and a caucasian male announced his retirement a day after it became top headline news nationwide. Read More.

WI Assembly advances measure to reclaim 2020 electors

A resolution by state Rep. Tim Ramthun to reclaim Wisconsin’s 10 electors for U.S. President and Vice President in the 2020 election, due to certification under fraudulent circumstances, received a unanimous vote to advance in the state’s assembly Tuesday evening. Read More.

Canvass: 38 percent ballot fault rate in Pima County

An expanded canvass of Pima County is adding an initial finding of a 38 percent error rate in recorded ballots to the mountain of election fraud evidence in Arizona, attorney Boris Epshteyn reported on Steve Bannon’s War Room Friday. Read More.

Gingrich: Jan. 6 panel members could face jail time

Congress members on the Jan. 6 Committee could face legal consequences if Republicans, as expected, take control of Congress in November’s midterm elections, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich warned. Read More.

DOJ blinks at corruption by Democrat operatives

Does America indeed have a two-tiered justice system? Read More.

Biden appears to question legitimacy of U.S. elections

One year after being installed in the White House, Joe Biden on Wednesday seemingly cast doubt on whether the 2022 midterm elections will be legitimate. Read More.

Report: More than 115,000 phantom voters in Wisconsin

In Wisconsin, 569,277 voters have a registration date of 1/1/1918, amounting to 1 out of every 14 voters in the system — 115,252 of them voted in November 2020, Trump spokeswoman Liz Harrington noted on Thursday. Read More.

Anti-Trumpers believe base won’t fact check falsehoods

Joe Biden has now been installed in the White House for a full year, and Republicans are back to being comfortable with telling the most howling of bald-faced lies to their voting base. Read More.