U.S. Politics

Third of Americans wouldn't give a buck for climate

Progressives say that Team Biden's proposal of spending more than $1 trillion in taxpayer funds to fight climate change doesn't go nearly far enough. Read More.

To flip deep Red Florida, Team Biden looks to Haiti

If you’re a Democrat scanning your eyes down to the bottom of the East Coast, you can’t be happy with what you’ve been seeing lately. Read More.

Biden won't speak at Notre Dame commencement

Joe Biden will not address the University of Notre Dame 2021 commencement after 4,300 staff and alumni signed a petition demanding that he not be invited due to his support for abortion on demand. Read More.

Georgia: Vernon Jones calls for 2020 election audit

Former Democrat Vernon Jones, who is challenging Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp in the 2022 Republican primary, on Wednesday called for an "immediate forensic audit of the 2020 Georgia election." Read More.

Did Texas GOP sacrifice kids to transgender lobby?

Earlier this month, Texas Republicans were unable to pass HB 1399, legislation that would prohibit doctors from performing surgical and chemical procedures intended to disfigure a child’s biological sex. Read More.

Deleted Arizona database may have been recovered

On May 12, the Maricopa Arizona Audit reported that Maricopa County had deleted a directory of election databases from the 2020 election cycle days before the election equipment was delivered to the audit in Phoenix. Read More.

Reversing MAGA brings back inflation, gas lines

“I remember 17 percent inflation and long (gas) lines and Israel being in trouble in the Carter years, and we don’t want to go back to the Carter years,” Iowa Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley said on Wednesday. Read More.

Detroit boast: Zuckerbucks 'created a new normal'

The City of Detroit, one of the epicenters of 2020 election fraud allegations, is boasting that it was able to create a "new normal" in running elections last year thanks to more than $7 million in Zuckerbucks. Read More.

Democrats' push for one-party rule derailed

Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia told ABC News on Wednesday that he won't support election reform legislation in its current form. Read More.

Virginia GOP nominee has cash ties to Soros, Clintons

The deep-seated problem of belonging to a Republican Party still tightly aligned with the Washington power establishment for an America First grassroots base that doesn’t want to see Democrats win elections is on theater marquee display in Virginia. Read More.

Gingrich: 'No question' battleground states stolen

Stop the presses: A Republican brought up election fraud on what is about the only Fox News program that dares touch the subject. Read More.

Virus tyranny at the White House, CNN

The Biden administration is praising social media goliaths for helping to suppress “damaging” COVID-19 information and a CNN host is promoting the social ostracization of people who refuse to get the jab. Read More.

GOP overrides Kansas governor's election reform veto

The Republican-controlled state legislature in Kansas has successfully enacted one of the most sweeping election integrity laws in the nation, lowered the age for concealed carry, and cut income taxes after overriding Democrat Gov. Laura Kelly's vetoes of those measures. Read More.

Paxton: Texas stopped Georgia-style ballot fraud

Democrats were intent on stealing Texas much in the way they did Georgia, and may have pulled it off had it not been for the Republican-led Texas state government filing, and winning, lawsuits to stop them, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said in a Fox News interview on May 2. Read More.

Biden seems to equate patriotic holidays with terrorists

Since the leftists who comprise Team Biden seem to view "patriots" as "domestic terrorists," it is not surprising that the government based in a militarized Washington, D.C. would seek to cancel two uniquely patriotic events. Read More.