U.S. Politics

A GOP candindate with backbone in deep blue Illinois

Bobby Piton is a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in 2022 in deep blue Illinois. And he is not holding back when it comes to speaking out on what transpired in the November 2020 election. Read More.

Biden does not believe life begins at conception

As the Left and its Big Media surrogates continue their all out effort to block the Texas fetal heartbeat law, after the Supreme Court rejected a petition to stop it, Joe Biden on Friday further revealed that his claim to be a "devout Catholic" is a myth. Read More.

Utah voters ready for Romney — to take a hike

The Beehive State wants Sen. Mitt Romney to buzz off. Read More.

Colorado Sec. of State bans Arizona-style audits

Colorado Democrat Secretary of State Jena Griswold has permanently banned Arizona-style third-party election audits in Colorado. Read More.

Rep. Mo Brooks sets 3 options for Biden exit

If Joe Biden does not resign, or is not removed via the 25th Amendment, then he must face an impeachment trial and removal from office for "treason" after his disastrous handling of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, Alabama Republican Rep. Mo Brooks said. Read More.

Report: 43,900 DeKalb ballots violated chain of custody

Georgia election officials certified 43,907 absentee ballots from DeKalb County in the 2020 election despite the ballots being in violation of state chain of custody requirements, a report said. Read More.

Herschel Walker to run for Georgia senate set

Herschel Walker on Wednesday confirmed that he is running for a Georgia Senate seat as a Republican. Read More.

Trump ad slams 'surrenderer-in-chief' Biden

Shortly after Joe Biden’s press conference in which he groveled before the Taliban and committed to the original deadline of pulling troops out of Afghanistan, former President Donald Trump released an ad which dismantles the Biden team's dreadful performance on the world and domestic stages. Read More.

MTG: ‘Infrastructure ’ is Dems' ‘communist manifesto’

Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, one of the few GOP members of Congress to still possess a backbone, pointed out that just $110 billion of the Democrats' massive $1.2 trillion infrastructure legislation is "for real infrastructure." Read More.

Top GOP official in Penn. blocks forensic audit bid

The Republican leader of Pennsylvania's state Senate may have effectively shut down a fellow Republican's effort to launch a full forensic audit of the 2020 election in the Keystone State. Read More.

Michigan group plans to conduct full forensic audit

A group which includes prominent elections analysts, local political candidates, and attorneys announced they plan to carry out a full forensic audit of the 2020 presidential election in Michigan. Read More.

More Wisconsin counties join audit movement

Four more counties have signed on to support the Wisconsin Full Forensic Cyber Audit Ad-hoc Committee which is requesting a full forensic audit of the 2020 presidential election the Badger State. Read More.

Leaks, infiltration, physical attacks at 'Cyber Symposium'

Mike Lindell's Cyber Symposium on alleged foreign hacking of the 2020 election was the target of several “agitators and provocateurs” who sought to discredit any information to come out of the event held last week in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, symposium officials say. Read More.

Cruz blocks Dems' attempt to federalize elections

In the early hours of Wednesday morning, Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz stopped Democrats in their attempt to federalize U.S. elections. Read More.

Prof. Clements details 2020 'vote trafficking cartel'

During the final day of Mike Lindell's Cyber Symposium, former prosecutor David Clements discussed the overwhelming amount of evidence of fraud in the 2020 election, saying he's never had a case with so much clear evidence in his career. Read More.