<![CDATA[You might want to sit down. Because when you learn the massive amounts of fraud that is occurring in this country, you’ll be hotter than cayenne pepper.]]>

<![CDATA[Democrat Texas Senate candidate James Talarico did a CNN town hall on Wednesday night. ]]>

<![CDATA[New Hampshire Public Radio (NHPR) apologized Sunday for sponsoring a loony, leftist anarchist book fair in Hanover, New Hampshire. The October 10 gathering had advertised support for defendants convicted in connection with an attack on an ICE detention facility in Texas.]]>

<![CDATA[Wall Street’s biggest credit rating agencies spent years making political bets on an energy transition that never arrived, and taxpayers in at least 17 states are the ones left holding the bill. Now, twenty-two state financial officers are demanding answers.]]>

<![CDATA[The U.S. House of Representatives race for TX-23 between Republican nominee, businessman, and 2A advocate Brandon Herrera and Democrat educator Katy Padilla Stout is another national contest exhibiting great interest and debate; despite the fact that the Texas U.S. Senate race is sucking up much of the oxygen — and the money.]]>

<![CDATA[Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway wants Americans to delete Temu from their phones. Immediately.]]>

<![CDATA[President Trump on Wednesday told a roaring crowd of supporters in Arizona that government leakers who hand military attack plans to the press “ought to go to jail and be shot.”]]>

<![CDATA[Democrat Rep. Delia Ramirez (IL-03) wants to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), eliminate the Border Patrol, and dismantle the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). All of it. The Democrat formally introduced legislation Tuesday that would tear apart the country’s existing immigration enforcement structure and replace DHS with something called the Department of Community Safety.]]>

<![CDATA[“They’re not coming after me, they’re coming after you.” — Donald Trump, August 2024.  ]]>

<![CDATA[We’ve written before about how two Democrat Senate nominees are testing the waters to see how far their “progressive Christianity” can take them in red states where traditional Christian values on matters of family and faith can be the difference between a winning and losing campaign.]]>