All the signs say this isn’t what the media says it is. Several GOP officeholders have met with protests and vocal critics at recent town hall events, and the situation was bad enough for congressional Republican Party leadership to discourage the practice of hosting these gatherings. But are these town hall protests a sign that…
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The Democratic Party is suffering what 16th-century Catholic poet St. John of the Cross described as a “long dark night of the soul.” Rather than rallying together to oppose President Donald Trump’s MAGA agenda, high-profile lawmakers have devolved into backbiting and ideological division. It’s a situation that has become all too apparent to the electorate…
You won’t read about it in the dominant media, but there was a Bay Area political scene in the 1990s and early 2000s that was influenced to a startling degree by China. What you also won’t read in the pages of most news outlets is that 2024 Democrat presidential nominee Kamala Harris and likely 2028…
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As has been ubiquitously noted, the party of former President Joe Biden is currently lacking a leader. And with good reason, it appears that few are willing to take the mantle of power over a congressional caucus that has yet to redefine itself in the wake of Kamala Harris’ historic 2024 loss. Who, after all,…
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Hundreds have been deported, but is it constitutional? President Donald Trump invoked a law nearly as old as the US itself on Friday – and by Saturday morning, a federal judge had blocked it. Nevertheless, the administration managed to deport some 300 illegals under the new law, according to Secretary of State Marco Rubio. So,…
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From presidential ultimatums to FBI investigations. Last Week, the Trump administration cut $400 million in grants from Columbia University for ignoring a probe into the school’s response – or lack thereof – to antisemitism on campus. Since then, things have gone from bad to worse. The administration is willing to reconsider the cut in funding,…
Does he have a legitimate case? The case of Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University activist being held in a Louisiana detention center, is rapidly turning into a contentious debate over freedom of speech. Khalil is an outspoken pro-Palestinian activist who has taken a leadership role in the increasingly volatile campus protests. Precisely who the Columbia…
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Amid the bevy of executive orders, revolving tariff policies, and the slash and burn of bloated government agencies, President Donald Trump seems to have broken the people who consider themselves Democrats and progressives. Heartlanders watch – and comment on – the president’s torment of the left, which he makes look so easy. Hey Mister! Koffee…
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Plus, less pain at the pump and Mimosas for all. Breakfast lovers are clucking about the latest US Department of Agriculture (USDA) data. Leftists in Washington and mainstream media have been clutching their eggshells over soaring prices, blaming President Donald Trump for an issue dating back to 2023. However, much like every other strategy employed…
A former employee reveals shocking details in a new memoir. Sarah Wynn-Williams, a former Facebook executive turned whistleblower, has been ringing up journalists over the past week and detailing how the company’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, made a desperate but failed attempt in 2015 to bring Facebook to millions of internet users in China. He even…
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After days of dithering, Senate Democrats finally faced a vote they had been dreading: side with the GOP to pass an ideologically unpalatable continuing resolution (CR) or oppose it and trigger a government shutdown. To pass the House stopgap spending bill, Senate Republicans – sans Rand Paul of Kentucky – needed eight Democrats to cross…
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If you want to see the Orwellian end result of the loaded “defender of democracy” rhetoric prominent in US establishment political circles since Barack Obama first entered the White House in January 2009, look no further than modern Germany. The sitting government of this deeply troubled Western European nation is conducting an ongoing brazen assault…
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