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By Becca Lower Wow, it appears that three Democrats who signed on to Michigan Dem representative Thanedar's articles of impeachment against President Trump have now begged off, leaving the entire Democrat Party with egg on their faces. Readers may have read about or seen Thanedar's video on Monday, announcing his ridiculous reasoning behind filing the seven articles of impeachment, calling the Trump administration's deportation of alleged illegal immigrant gang member, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, to El Salvador (Abrego Garcia's native country) "the final straw." There was also my colleague Brad Slager's intriguing deep dive reporting on the representative's unusual background: Now, three of the four representatives who swiftly signed on to back the impeachment, quietly requested that the House clerk  remove their names , later on Tuesday, claiming that they understood (wrongly) that their party's Leadership approved it going forward, and/or the House...

By Sister Toldjah In the aftermath of remarks made during the White House Correspondents' Association dinner by reporter Alex Thompson about Joe Biden's decline and the MSM's  failure  to do their due diligence on it, many media and Democrat figures (but I repeat myself) are being asked to weigh in with their thoughts. Among them was former NBC News "Meet the Press" host Chuck Todd, who, as we reported, had a meltdown over Thompson's remarks, denying that the press was at fault for the lack of coverage on the many legitimate questions surrounding Biden's cognitive health as president. "This is not a media failure. This was a failure of the Democratic Party," Todd proclaimed. "And the virtue signaling that some people have done to try to say that the media missed this story. They didn’t miss this story." "I just refuse to accept this stupid premise!" Todd went on to whine. "Because it’s a right-wing manufactured right-...

By Teri Christoph Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night will stop the Trump administration from tracking down and deporting illegals. And they're reportedly using all means necessary, including the United States Postal Service (USPS), to identify those who are on American soil illegally. According to a rather disapproving  report  by the Washington Post, the USPS's storied Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) has joined forces with the mass deportation efforts of President Trump and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The USPIS is now apparently playing a major role in the intragovernmental DHS task force that is responsible for finding, detaining, and deporting illegals. The move makes a ton of sense as no other governmental or quasi-governmental agency has more frequent contact with the public than does the USPS. There are limits to what the USPIS can do to surveil its customers, but one way they are assisting with the administration's deportation effo...

By Martin Walsh President Donald Trump’s White House sent termination notices to several U.S. Attorneys around the country who had been appointed by Democratic President Joe Biden, a move aimed at cracking down on officials who may disobey directives from the new administration. In the email, the White House’s deputy director for the office of presidential personnel told recipients, “At the direction of President Donald J. Trump, I am writing to inform you that your position as U.S. Attorney is terminated, effective immediately.” Though it was not immediately apparent that all of them received the White House termination notices, several U.S. attorneys from Seattle to Maryland have resigned from their positions. Current and former Justice Department attorneys say that although it is common for U.S. Attorneys to resign following a change in the presidential administration, typically the incoming administration requests their resignations rather than sending them tersel...

By Bob Hoge Political strategist and one-time Bush the Second aide Scott Jennings has become a star on CNN since Donald Trump retook office, as he is the sole voice of reason on the otherwise useless, far-left network. He regularly destroys the other correspondents like Abby Phillip by nuking their gaslighting and bringing brutal doses of reality. He summed it up best himself at Monday’s Trump rally in Michigan celebrating the first 100 days of the administration: I got caught up in the moment 🤣 pic.twitter.com/eEe8vcDlwW — Scott Jennings (@ScottJenningsKY) April 29, 2025 Michigan! We were flying in here today, and I said, "Look at these farms. I got to get a farm in Michigan, 'cause when you own as many libs as I do, you got to put a place to put 'em all." But Jennings – the man the Daily Beast labeled in a  Wednesday headline  as a “CNN Supervillain,” may soon be taking his talents elsewhere, as he has  other pursuits in mind : CNN pundit Scott Jennings is mu...

By Logan Washburn ‘Michigan elections are already [in] shambles. Now, HB 4983 will turn our elections into the wild west,’ said state Rep. Rachelle Smit. Michigan state agencies will soon register all those old enough to vote, even if they do not prove citizenship, under a law that takes effect in June. Democrat Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed  HB 4983  in 2023, which takes effect on June 30. The bill directs the secretary of state to automatically register voters who claim to be citizens unless they prove they are noncitizens; it allows the secretary to designate state bodies as “automatic voter registration agenc[ies]”; and it exempts ineligible voters who are unintentionally placed on the rolls by “human or mechanical error” from violating state  law . State Rep. Rachelle Smit, a Republican, told The Federalist in a statement that she thinks the law is “reckless and dangerous.” “[T]he law simply injects chaos into the voter rolls and risks disenfranchising every Mich...

Efficiency comes from ownership. And in government there is no ownership.   By Star Parker Steve Jobs co-founded Apple when he was 21 years old. Nine years later, at age 30, he was purged and fired from the company he founded and built by the professional management he helped recruit. Eleven years later, after that management brought the firm to the edge of bankruptcy, Jobs returned to the helm and saved the company. In 1997, when Jobs returned as interim CEO, Apple lost $1.04 billion and estimates were that it was 90 days from insolvency. Jobs restored discipline and focus. He slashed the product line from 15 to four products and fired 3,000 employees. By the end of the next fiscal year, Apple returned to profitability. Soon it would bring forth the iPhone and iPad and become the first firm in history with a valuation of a trillion dollars. Suppose this was government and not a private company? Suppose Jobs needed votes from Congress to cut product lines? Suppose law prohibited hi...

By Rusty Weiss President Trump took interviewer Terry Moran to task after the ABC News correspondent claimed a photo of MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia's knuckles had been "photoshopped." The interview, meant to spotlight Trump's 100 days in office, was often contentious. Moran ran with the leftist media premise that an image showing gang signs across Abrego Garcia's knuckles had been "doctored" because officials added in labels of each letter and number to show what they meant. It's akin to saying a legend on a map means it had been doctored. During Tuesday evening's interview, the President was reiterating basic facts about Abrego Garcia's gang affiliations and mentioned the tattoos on his knuckles. Moran casually tossed out the claim that the photo "was Photoshop." Seemingly in disbelief that the man across from him had gone there, Trump immediately responded with the appropriate level of condescension required for the...

🚨 EXPOSING THE PLAYBOOK: This is HOW they Islamize America In 2021, a massive 40,000 sq ft Florida church was taken over and turned into the “Jesus Son of Mary Mosque.” But this wasn’t a local project — it was part of something much bigger. ➡️ The organizers called on imams… pic.twitter.com/K2VYXNHV1f — Amy Mek (@AmyMek) April 30, 2025 By Amy Mek In 2021, a massive 40,000 sq ft Florida church was taken over and turned into the “Jesus Son of Mary Mosque.” But this wasn’t a local project — it was part of something much bigger. ➡️ The organizers called on imams from across the country — from Texas, New York, California, and beyond — to help raise money and push the conversion through. ➡️ They made emergency video appeals, asking Muslims everywhere to donate and help transform a Christian house of worship into a center for Islamic authority. 📍 This wasn’t random. It was organized, deliberate, and ideological. Just like...