A bombshell report shows how Israel and the U.S. never really cared about freeing the Iranian people. The post Ahmadinejad Is Still Bad for Iranians — and Still Great for Israel appeared first on The Intercept.
It has been a year and a half since the second female Democratic nominee for president lost to what her party views as an existential threat. Since then, President Donald Trump’s defeat of former Vice President Kamala Harris has been dissected at length. After much criticism and mounting public pressure, the Democratic National Committee finally […]
This raises questions about the US relationship with Israel as well as the US’s use of weapons throughout the war.
President Trump delivered remarks at Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's swearing-in ceremony on Friday, where he laid out his vision for massive economic growth and cooling inflation with the new Chairman "totally independent" of the White House. The President spoke for nearly 23 minutes before Warsh was sworn in by Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. The post (VIDEO) Trump Says Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Will End Powell’s Climate and DEI Policies, Tells Him to “Be Independent and Just Do a Great Job” – “Don’t Look at Me, Just Do Your Own Thing” appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
A new DNC report blames messaging and campaign strategy for 2024 while avoiding the Biden, Harris policies voters rejected.
The New York Times’ coverage of Israel’s wars has established a new precedent in journalistic integrity: publish stories as soon...
Republicans are currently battling over a fund that could pay people alleging legal system was 'weaponized' against them
New survey shows voters believe welfare fraud is rampant, but most still prioritize ensuring eligible people receive government benefits over crackdowns.
A former GOP senator predicted that a "great migration" will begin where Republicans start to move away from supporting Trump."This is kind of a perfect storm," former Sen. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) said during a Thursday appearance on Meet the Press NOW. "It may be that you can point to it and say, 'This is when the great migration begins.'"The "perfect storm" that Flake sees is anger with Trump endorsing the primary opponents to respected GOP senators and disgust within the Republican Party with the $1.8 billion "slush fund" that critics fear will fund January 6 rioters. Trump's support for the primary opponent of Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) "angered so many Senate Republicans," Flake said. "That was bad enough because Bill Cassidy is a serious, good senator, well-liked." Coming out against Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) "means Republicans are going to have to spend tons and tons of time trying to defend that seat," Flake explained. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who is running against Cornyn in next week's primary, is "a very, very compromised candidate," Flake added."And then, some of these things Republicans simply cannot defend," Flake went on. "This slush fund for the president's political allies, that is just not going to fly, and Republicans are rightly running away quickly from that."Flake pointed out that filing deadlines for Republican primaries across the country are passing. He expects that will eliminate "the fear that the president can target you," Flake said. "You're going to see a lot happen in the Senate and in the House as members say, 'hey, we don't have to worry about the primaries anymore.'"