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CPAC Speech Proved its Still Donald Trump's Republican Party, Says Brexit's Farage

March 2, 2021 by Kurt Zindulka Leave a Comment

Brexit leader Nigel Farage said that former President Donald Trump’s speech at CPAC cemented his position as the leader of the Republican Party, hailing the return of a true “opposition” in the United States.

Mr Farage said that following Trump’s speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Sunday, it is clear that “Trump’s grip on the Republican Party seems to be as strong as ever”.

“I will be the first to acknowledge that we are talking about a cult of personality here, but that is because, in 2021, it is Donald Trump’s Republican Party,” Farage wrote for Newsweek, predicting that Trump will further solidify his power within the party through winning battles against so-called RINOs in Washington DC.

Mr Farage said the speech also secured Trump’s role as the true opposition leader in the United States, something which the Brexit leader said has been sorely missing from American politics.

The U.S. has not had much in the way of “opposition leadership” for several years, Farage explained, adding that the lack of a credible opposition is “unhealthy in any democracy”.

“Following Hillary Clinton’s defeat in 2016, there was a vacuum at the top of the Democratic Party that was filled by CNN and The New York Times. By the time Joe Biden won the nomination, the campaign was in full swing and the key message was simply ‘Vote for me, not the other guy,’” Farage said.

The leader of the Brexit movement and the recently renamed Reform UK party said that Mr Trump “has what it takes to do the job well”.

“Trump made it clear how he intends to use his new role. He will hold Biden’s administration to account and he will not shy away from criticizing it when he has to. It’s true that opposition leadership is, in certain ways, easier than being in charge, but it requires considerable amounts of energy and skill to be a truly effective opposition leader,” Farage said.

Farage Praises Trump as ‘Bravest Person’ He’d Ever Met, Who Stands Up for Patriotism, Against Globalism https://t.co/65xBMqWRBq

— Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) October 29, 2020

Mr Farage has himself acted as a de facto opposition leader in the United Kingdom for years, representing the only credible challenger to the Tories. His voice — from outside of government — successfully forced the then Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron into calling for the 2016 EU referendum, which, albeit belatedly, resulted in the UK leaving the European Union.

The Brexit leader can also credibly claim to have ‘decapitated’ the British government twice. He took down two sitting Prime Ministers — David Cameron after he lost the referendum to Mr Farage, and Theresa May after she lost the EU elections on the back of her failure to deliver Brexit to Mr Farage — more than the official opposition Labour party can claim to have achieved in over a decade.

“Strong opposition leadership is about more than just complaining,” the arch Brexiteer said, explaining: “The essence of it is offering solutions to problems that voters care about. With this in mind, whether you dispute last November’s election result or think that Trump is a sore loser, he was right to point out that the need for electoral reform in America is urgent.”

He noted that Trump’s electoral reforms represent “tangible” policies that can be taken up by state legislatures throughout the country.

“If the Democrats oppose election transparency, they will need to marshal some very powerful arguments to convince the electorate that it is a good idea to maintain a broken system that damages America’s reputation around the world. This is the sort of reforming idea that will serve Trump well,” Farage predicted.

He went on to say that Trump’s call for regulations on Big Tech censorship, such as his demand for the repeal of Section 230 and the breakup of the Silicon Valley monopolies, could also prove to be “very fertile territory”. He explained that neither Democrat nor Republican voters want to be “controlled by a corporation”.

Farage said that Trump’s biggest challenge going forward will be reaching his voter base. In light of the Masters of the Universe tech companies marching in lockstep to censor the former president from their social media platforms, he said that it is unclear through which means Trump will get his message out.

Without the ability to communicate over the internet, Mr Farage said, both Brexit and Trump’s victory in 2016 would never have occurred.

“For now, what is clear is that Trump’s CPAC speech was disciplined and persuasive. It marked the start of a genuine period of opposition leadership, something that any functioning democracy should welcome. It was not so much a case of ‘Trump is back’ as a case of ‘Trump never went away’”, Farage concluded.

Farage: ‘Those Who Bet The House Against Donald Trump Generally Lose’ https://t.co/TNhMvVxBlS

— Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) October 6, 2020

Follow Kurt Zindulka on Twitter here @KurtZindulka

Filed Under: 2020 Election, 2020 presidential election, Breitbart, CPAC, CPAC 2020, Donald Trump, Electoral Reform, Joe Biden, London / Europe, News, Nigel Farage, Politics, Republican Party, Tech Censorship

Exclusive— Marsha Blackburn Introduces ‘The Committee of 74’ Million Who Voted for Trump: 'Happy Warriors' in 'Fight for Freedom'

March 2, 2021 by Matthew Boyle Leave a Comment

ORLANDO, Florida — Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) introduced a term she called “The Committee of 74,” a reference to the 74 million people who voted for former President Donald Trump, in an exclusive with Breitbart News.

During the interview with Breitbart News at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) hosted by the American Conservative Union (ACU), Blackburn said that people who voted for Democrat President Joe Biden are expressing “buyer’s remorse” already.

“One thing we have to realize is there is a lot of buyer’s remorse right now,” Blackburn said.

As such, she argued, this “Committee of 74” who represent the millions who voted for Trump, must go out and add to the ranks of Trump supporters and people who believe in the America First agenda in the coming days, weeks, and months ahead.

“I saw we are—we, that supported President Trump, we’re kind of ‘The Committee of 74,’” Blackburn said. “We’re 74 million people that supported the president. We need to be adding to those numbers and as people realize that the Biden agenda is not going to be good for their checkbook, it is not going to be good for their individual rights, it is not going to be good for the economy or for markets or for preserving our sovereignty, I think that they will be looking for somebody who believes in the individual like President Trump did and that is why people loved him so—because he said, ‘I believe in you and your ability to make a difference and succeed.’”

Blackburn said, too, she hopes conservatives and Republicans can focus on the issues, and she called for everyone on the right to be a “happy warrior in this fight for freedom.” Blackburn’s use of the term “happy warrior” is notable as it is a term often used to describe the late Breitbart News founder Andrew Breitbart. Breitbart passed away nine years ago in 2012.

“People need to talk about the things that unite us,” Blackburn said. “If you are a conservative, you’re for lower taxes, lighter regulation, more individual freedom, a strong military. Those are the things we need to focus on. We need to talk about the importance of election integrity. People need to return to their states and say, ‘I’m going to work with my local election commission. We’re going to be sure that the rolls are cleaned up and the signatures match.’ People need to take responsibility for election law in their states. People need to be active on social media and say, ‘how do we protect our free speech?’ ‘How do we make sure we push back on the issues of energy and education?’ I think this is a time for conservatives who know we are right on the constitutional values. It’s the time to say, ‘I’m going to arm myself up with facts, I’m going to be a happy warrior in this fight for freedom, and I’m not going to give up. And I’m going to stand for protecting the Constitution every single day.’”

Filed Under: 2020 Election, ACU, Andrew Breitbart, Breitbart, CPAC, Donald Trump, Happy Warrior, Marsha Blackburn, News, On the Hill, Politics

Judge Rules Arizona Senate Can Access 2.1 Million 2020 Election Ballots and Equipment

February 28, 2021 by Amy Furr Leave a Comment

A judge ruled Friday that the Arizona Senate may access 2.1 million ballots and election equipment from the state’s most populous county to audit results from the 2020 election.

“Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Timothy Thomason’s decision comes after a protracted battled between the Republican-controlled state Senate and the GOP-dominated Maricopa County board over subpoenas issued by the Senate,” the Associated Press (AP) reported.

The Board of Supervisors argued the ballots were secret, the Legislature “had no right to access them,” and the subpoenas Senate President Karen Fann issued were “for an illegitimate purpose.”

“The Senate’s lawyers contended that the constitution gives the Legislature the role of maintaining the purity of elections and make sure voter integrity is protected, that the subpoenas were legal and a proper use of legislative power,” the article said.

Judge Thomason agreed with the Senate and called the subpoenas “legal and enforceable” in his ruling.

“There is no question that the Senators have the power to issue legislative subpoenas,” the judge wrote. “The Subpoenas comply with the statutory requirements for legislative subpoenas. The Senate also has broad constitutional power to oversee elections.”

In a statement Friday, Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Chairman Jack Sellers said the county “will immediately start working to provide the Arizona Senate with the ballots and other materials.”

“We hope senators will show the same respect and care we have for the 2.1 million private ballots and use them in service of their legislative duties,” he added.

In November, three Arizona Republicans — Reps. Andy Biggs, Paul Gosar, and David Schweikert — called for an audit of the ballots in Maricopa County due to what they described as issues regarding the “integrity” of the state’s “election systems,” Breitbart News reported.

“Americans and Arizonans must have full confidence in our election processes and systems in order to maintain the bedrock of our constitutional republic,” Biggs said at the time.

Filed Under: 2020 Election, 2020 presidential election, Arizona, Ballots, Breitbart, Maricopa county, News, Politics, Pre-Viral

Grassroots Group Launches Petition Calling for Investigation into Stacey Abrams' Voting Registration Effort

February 26, 2021 by Penny Starr Leave a Comment

A coalition of conservatives in Georgia issued a statement applauding the Georgia State Elections Board calling on the state’s Attorney General Chris Carr to investigate Stacey Abrams’ New Georgia Project, a voter registration organization founded by Abrams in 2014.

“Grassroots conservatives across Georgia – and the nation – are calling for a full investigation into Stacey Abrams and her shady network of George Soros funded political groups,” Stop Stacey Senior Strategist Jeremy Brand said in a statement. “It’s time to reveal their efforts to undermine election integrity and hold them accountable for their questionable behavior.”

The group also announced the launch of a petition “demanding accountability for Shady Stacey Abrams and her voter registration group.”

The press release announcing the petition provided background about the group’s effort:

The New Georgia Project is no stranger to controversy. In 2018, the organization was repeatedly slapped with tax liens for failing to pay unemployment taxes. In 2020, the NGP hoarded nearly half a million dollars in PPP loansmeant to keep struggling small businesses afloat. And now, the NGP is under active investigation for attempting to register out-of-state voters.

According to the Stop Stacey website, the group is funded by “hardworking Americans” with a mission to “mobilize grassroots Americans who want to save America from radical liberal Stacy Abrams.”

The group states its mission is also to “safeguard the Constitution and the America first agenda.”

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Filed Under: 2020 Election, Breitbart, election integrity, George Source, Georgia, News, Politics, Stacey Abrams, Stop Stacey, voter registration

Exclusive— CPAC Sunshine Edition: ACU Chair Matt Schlapp Says Mega Conservative Conference Considering Permanent Move to Florida

February 26, 2021 by Matthew Boyle Leave a Comment

ORLANDO, Florida — American Conservative Union (ACU) chairman Matt Schlapp told Breitbart News exclusively that his organization’s decision to move its landmark conservative gathering, the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), to Florida this year may be a more permanent relocation after all.

CPAC begins Friday in Orlando, Florida, and for the first time in the historic conference’s decades-long history, it will not be in Washington, DC, or the D.C. area. Presidents from Ronald Reagan through Donald Trump and conservative luminaries of all stripes from senators to governors to U.S. House members to cabinet members and more have graced the stages of CPAC over the decades many times, so the move — due to the coronavirus pandemic — is a big one. The fact that it may be permanent — a huge loss for the D.C. area revenue-wise as the conference regularly brings in tens of thousands of travelers for several days — is even bigger as just days from now, former President Donald Trump will address the crowd in his first post-presidential public appearance.

For the last few years, CPAC has been at the Gaylord hotel in National Harbor, Maryland. Before that, it was held at either the Omni Shoreham or the Marriott Wardman Park in Northwest Washington, DC. But this year, the conference has moved to the Hyatt Regency in Orlando, the heart of a reddening state that backed Trump in the last two presidential elections and just elected a GOP governor in Ron DeSantis in 2018. The move is because of the coronavirus pandemic, still raging across the county with deep restrictions on public gatherings and lockdowns and closures in many blue states and cities. But here in red Florida, life is almost normal as restaurants and businesses are allowed to open with no capacity restrictions, and mask-wearing is generally not required statewide except in some localities and establishments. Here at CPAC, the hotel and ACU are requiring conference attendees to wear masks and are conducting health screenings and temperature checks at the entrance.

“Well, we thought, okay, we’ll have this at the Gaylord,” Schlapp told Breitbart News. “The Gaylord is in Maryland. Maryland has this governor that’s kind of gone along with shutdowns. So it was going to be tricky, but then I was shocked when the team said they were not even going to let us have it. They weren’t going to let us have the hotel open. So then I said, ‘let’s go to West Virginia.’ They have a good governor. It’s a low tax state; it’s a great state, and I said, ‘maybe we’ll go to the Greenbrier or something.’ At the same time, we were checking Tennessee and maybe Georgia, but Georgia disqualified itself because of their terrible election activity. Honestly, Gov. DeSantis has been great, and this hotel really wanted us and Orlando seemed to want us so we just did it. So far, everyone seems really happy that we’re here.”

Asked if the move may be a longer-term one even after Democrat President Joe Biden and other Democrats like D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam and establishment Republicans like Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan eventually lift onerous lockdowns and restrictions one day, Schlapp said the board of the ACU is considering making the move to Florida permanent — a huge loss for the D.C. area.

“We just had a board meeting, and I’d be lying if I didn’t tell you a lot of people thought we should figure out a new way to get CPAC into Florida permanently,” Schlapp said. “We’ll check our options.”

At the sold-out conference, conservatives will hash out what happened in November — the Democrats swept into complete control in Washington for the first time since 2008, holding their House majority and taking the Senate and the White House — and what happens next. They will hear from Trump himself on Sunday but also several other potential 2024 presidential candidates as well as governors and senators and congressmen and conservative movement stars. Schlapp said the conversation now is not so much about disagreements in the movement and party as most of the GOP, he said, is pretty lockstep with Trump’s vision on policy now.

“I don’t think there’s so much navel-gazing like, ‘what do we believe?’ We just got off four years of being reminded not only do we believe these things, but we can get them done and make a big difference,” Schlapp said when asked what the focus of the conference will be. “Now, Biden is reversing almost all of that because a lot of it didn’t get past Congress, so they’re reversible. But I think we know what we believe. I think we have some disagreements, but by and large, I think we know what we believe. We’re on the cusp of winning the majorities back. I’d make a pretty big wager that the Republicans will win the House and the Senate back after these next elections. I’ve looked at that Senate map and everyone told me no it’s awfully tough. But I’m old enough and I’ve done this long enough that there are just themes. There are trends. And, it’s not a socialist country and Joe Biden is not comporting himself as any kind of moderate. The legislation they’re putting on the floor is radical stuff. I think there will be a huge pushback.”

There were disagreements years prior on things like immigration and Big Tech and other issues that split traditional conservatives from populists, but Schlapp said this year people are unified behind the threat of open borders policies from the Democrats and the threat of Big Tech censorship and efforts to eliminate and silence conservatives.

“I don’t think we have those disagreements anymore, do you?” Schlapp said. “Even on Section 230, on Big Tech, a lot of people like myself who are more laissez-faire on these types of questions are like, ‘well, wait a minute? What are the ground rules here? They can just totally screw us?’ We have to say, ‘well, we don’t really believe in regulations? Um, no.’ Twitter used to be in these backrooms with us at CPAC helping us get bigger, and they seem now to not want to help us at all. We’re the same group. We haven’t done anything different.”

On immigration, Schlapp said that he believes almost everyone here is going to discuss it in speeches and on media row where radio broadcasters and television and online media outlets are conducting interviews with the big names.

“I think everyone, they’re all going to talk about it,” Schlapp said of immigration. “It’s become the issue that was like, ‘oooohhh!’ But now that people have literacy on it, I’ll take myself for example — we used to talk about it and I didn’t really understand what’s going on at the southern border. It’s like well, there’s these kids and you want to be compassionate and there’s all these blurry words but then you start learning about what’s actually happening. Biden had no idea. No idea.”

Even the economic view and argument on immigration — that jobs should go to American workers first, not to people from foreign countries who enter the United States — Schlapp said has become a mainstream viewpoint in the Republican Party thanks in large part to Trump. It started, he said, in a way that many in the permanent political class viewed as “a little fringe-y” but Schlapp said, “now it’s totally mainstream.”

“Even the wall is mainstream,” he added. “Because people got knowledgeable. They learned about it.”

“I remember Breitbart putting pressure on the organization,” Schlapp continued, referring to Breitbart News coverage at past CPAC events on immigration. “I also remember doing so many television hits and talking to Stephen Miller and others, and we figured out what was going on at the border. When you figure it out you’re like, ‘oh.’ This is like the worst example of bad public policy all meshed together to the point where it is infuriating to listen to them blame Donald Trump for putting kids in cages. Obama bought the cages. But here’s the thing that’s also infuriating: them saying we were separating kids from their parents. When you realize that there’s no proof these were the parents of these kids and then you realize that some of the demographic is sixteen-year-old boys. Sure, that’s a kid, it’s a minor, but it’s not really a kid. Many of them are unaccompanied by an adult at all, but even if there is an adult claiming to be their parent when they show up, there’s no paper, no nothing. It’s some guy who’s not a little kid who could be in a gang or could be a criminal or could be an adult claiming to be a kid, shows up, there’s no paperwork. So, anyway, it’s — I have enjoyed watching the Biden administration struggling trying to talk about it and what I have noticed and this is interesting as I just told you he picked killers for all these bureaucratic jobs but it’s clear the White House doesn’t have any idea what happens at the border. When they talk about it, they’re setting themselves up for many, many more problems. They don’t have literacy on it. I’m no expert, but I got smarter, and once you figure out what’s going on down there, you probably stop demagoguing it if you’re a Democrat.”

Another issue that will be center stage here is election integrity. There are a number of panels on the matter, and big-name speakers are likely to hammer home the need to secure the vote nationwide after November. Schlapp pointed to Democrat lawyer Marc Elias, who led their party’s push on election law changes the past several years, as something Republicans need to take more seriously.

“I think the problem Republicans need to understand is that Marc Elias told us exactly what he was going to do,” Schlapp said. “He spent five years and plotted along. It’s all in FEC reports. He was doing the dossier right when he was doing it too. They spent millions of dollars. They had a killer team of probably 30 lawyers. He had a killer law firm, probably one of the best in the country, and they changed laws. When they couldn’t change laws, they went to liberal judges and got laws bent.”

That needs to change, Schlapp said, arguing that Republicans need an Elias-like figure of their own.

“Someone has to hold the RNC’s feet to the fire that they’re going to have a real legal strategy and they’re going to hire the best FEC lawyers and they’re going to be on the field fighting,” Schlapp said. “We don’t need to get divorce lawyers and fixing-your-parking-ticket lawyers and all those wonderful lawyers in small-town America who, because they’re patriots, ran to the problem and did all they could to fix the problems — and they’re trying to bone up on election law to go up against Marc Elias and his team? Who by the way showed up at every one of these hearings.”

While Republicans are mostly unified now on issues, Schlapp said, one of the keys at this conference will be a discussion over how to handle the future of the party stylistically and personality-wise.

“It’s this Lincoln Project question, right, which is do we need to divorce ourselves from Trump and do we need to rid him from our memories and our history or what?” Schlapp said. “A reporter called me and said, ‘hey why are you preaching to the choir? You have pro-Trump people, you have Trump speaking, and you’re speaking to just that part of the party.’ I said, ‘well, if the Trump coalition in our party is like, I like to call it, a choir, then the choir is the whole church.’ The only people who don’t think that was a success are maybe a small group who maybe fill a pew. So I think that’s resolved. Now, will Trump run? Will he not run? Who will run if he doesn’t run? That’s the great thing about CPAC. We’re going to see them all. They’re all going to talk. They’re going to be on the stage. They’re going to strut their stuff. And we’re going to see who pops. I think the favorite for that is probably Gov. DeSantis, who’s really doing a great job down here.”

What’s more, if Trump runs again, Schlapp said he is easily going to win the nomination. “Even Mitt Romney predicted that,” Schlapp said.

But if Trump does not run, then potential other hopefuls like DeSantis or like former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo or various senators and others appearing here will get their first chance to audition for the job of commander of chief one day before the conservative movement here at CPAC. Asked what people are looking for in their next leader if it is not Trump, Schlapp said they want fighters like Trump.

“Two things: Number one, they can’t be ‘Never Trump.’ This idea that Larry Hogan or somebody else like that or Michael Steele or someone Never Trump is going to get the nomination is a complete fantasy,” Schlapp said. “Number two, though, not being Never Trump means they also have to stand up for these conservative values but also number two is how would you be president? We had a model which said Republicans should be very sweet, very gentlemanly, lose most of the time but do it graciously and pick something or other to really fight on from time to time. Obviously, Trump destroyed that model. He fought on everything that he cared about. He fought hard. He fought a little dirty. He fought all day long. He communicated about it all day long. And, in the end, he had higher approval ratings than other presidents who decided to be nicer about it. That’s the model certainly that CPAC people want, but that’s also the model that the overwhelming number of Republicans want. If we’re going to say we’re for something, if we’re going to put it in a platform and say it’s something we care about, if we don’t fight for it and fight like hell on the other side against the opposite side, we’re going to lose 85 percent of the time.”

Another thing that will be discussed at length at CPAC, Schlapp said, is the Biden administration’s radical leftist agenda already being implemented in force. Schlapp argued that because Biden is such a boring person, it has allowed a lot of the radical agenda to fly under the radar.

“They’re doing it so competently,” Schlapp said of the Biden administration’s quick and aggressive executive actions. “The great thing about Democrats is that because government is their religion, the ‘Deputy Assistant Secretary’ knows that, come the next election, they have a good chance of becoming the ‘Assistant Secretary’ and they’ve done three different jobs already in different departments that interrelate and they’re just bureaucratic killers. They know exactly where the thing was left off when they were last in power and Obama did a great job of pushing people back into the Biden administration. In Trump world, it was like, ‘what the hell does that agency do?’ ‘Well, let’s pick Joe.’ ‘Well, why are we picking Joe?’ ‘Well, Joe is great in the real estate business.’ You know what I mean? It was great and beautiful and wonderful as an outsider, but the downside is they wasted too many years getting ready to win these bureaucratic battles. That’s why [Trump’s] second term was so important because they were just figuring this out.”

As such, Schlapp said, if someone like perhaps Pompeo — who understands the deep state and how it works given his time fighting for Trump’s agenda first as CIA director then as secretary of state — were to emerge as the 2024 GOP presidential candidate, then they would perhaps know how to implement the America First agenda much more deftly after having learned everything during the Trump era.

“Let’s say a guy like Mike Pompeo gets the nomination,” Schlapp said. “Here’s a guy who is an Ivy League-educated lawyer, has run some businesses, I’m obviously a fan of his as he’s from my hometown. He knows how the bureaucracy works and he’s done this overseas stuff. So, the upside to having a new person would be if that person could combine that conservative agenda of Trump, his almost sacrilegious attitude toward the swamp, and a real savvy understanding of how that bureaucracy works. That would be a great scenario. The downside is can anyone really be as independent as Trump? Be as separate from it all as Trump?”

The biggest takeaway, however, that Schlapp wants attendees to walk away from this conference with — and that he wants the leaders coming here to speak about — is that people want action. They are tired of talk, he said, and they want to see something done and done soon.

“The only problem I ever had with CPAC was a lot of talk and no go,” Schlapp said. “If this conference is seen as a lot of chatter and complaining, then that will not be a success. The only way this thing is a success is if we talk about the election fraud and we talk about how we stop it — and talk about how we stop HR1. We have to talk about how we open up schools and talk about how we got to get Washington out of those schools. For these congressmen, and we have 30 coming — so we have a really big crowd — they need to be concrete in what they are going to do to stop Biden. It’s a little hard to be in the House and stop Biden. You’re more looking for your opportunities, but in the Senate, there’s great opportunities to stop everything.”

Filed Under: 2020 Election, ACU, Big tech, Breitbart, Censorship, CPAC, Donald Trump, election integrity, Florida, Immigration, Joe Biden, Marc Elias, Matt Schlapp, Mike Pompeo, News, On the Hill, Orlando, Politics, Ron DeSantis

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AOC slams NYPD's expenditure of $75,000 on a robotic dog as wasteful and possibly racist

March 2, 2021 | Chris Pandolfo | Leave a Comment

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) slammed the New York Police Department for deploying its new … Read More... about AOC slams NYPD's expenditure of $75,000 on a robotic dog as wasteful and possibly racist

Lisa Murkowski Undecided After Neera Tanden Meeting amid Delayed Confirmation

March 2, 2021 | Wendell Husebo | Leave a Comment

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) said she met with Neera Tanden, President Joe Biden’s … Read More... about Lisa Murkowski Undecided After Neera Tanden Meeting amid Delayed Confirmation

‘Alzheimer’s Be Not Proud’

March 2, 2021 | Rich Lowry | Leave a Comment

I wrote today on the home page about my Mom and Alzheimer’s disease: . . . I’ve come to believe … Read More... about ‘Alzheimer’s Be Not Proud’

Mitt Romney Knocked Unconscious, Black Eye, Stitches

March 2, 2021 | Wendell Husebo | Leave a Comment

Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) fell in Boston over the weekend, leaving him with “a lot of stitches” … Read More... about Mitt Romney Knocked Unconscious, Black Eye, Stitches

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