Top California Democrat Adam Schiff’s awkward admission about DOJ probe into Gavin Newsom

As NYC Progressives Go, So Go Democrats. Hopefully

The New York primary election will decide whether democratic socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani was a fluke or a foghorn alerting NYC to a deep blue wave.

Insiders say Trump is 'burning goodwill' with GOP senators due to his ignorance: 'Awkward'

Frustration between President Donald Trump and Senate Republicans is now growing harder to mask.The 80-year-old president's relentless push to attach the SAVE America Act to various Senate bills has created mounting friction between the White House and Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD), with GOP lawmakers increasingly expressing frustration at what they characterize as the president's misunderstanding of Senate operations, reported MS NOW."Is Trump burning goodwill on the hill? Absolutely," said one senior GOP staffer.Trump has repeatedly pressured Thune over legislation that lacks the votes to pass, then publicly blamed him when it fails. He's called on the Senate to scrap the filibuster, branding anyone who opposes that "a FOOL," and warned that Republicans who resist "will go down on the wrong side of History." He also tied his support for renewing warrantless surveillance powers to passage of the SAVE America Act, prolonging a lapse in a key national security tool.Other moves have added to the friction: a proposed anti-weaponization fund delayed an immigration bill, the appointment of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence helped unravel a bipartisan surveillance deal and Trump's last-minute decision to pull intelligence nominee Jay Clayton from a confirmation hearing further muddied efforts to resolve the standoff.Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) attributed the tension to a deeper disconnect. "I don't think he understands [the Senate], and quite honestly, I don't think he cares," she said, while still praising Thune's handling of the pressure.Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) framed the dysfunction in broader terms: "The president's inconsistency is making it harder on the nation."The White House has sought to downplay the discord. Legislative affairs director James Braid acknowledged "a big disagreement over the filibuster" but insisted the relationship remains strong. Spokeswoman Abigail Jackson said the administration has "enjoyed working closely" with Thune and Senate Republicans.Still, as one Republican senator put it, the dynamic between Trump and his party's Senate leadership has become "awkward for everybody" — and the goodwill once extended to the president shows signs of running thin.

Mamdani’s building a machine — and every Democrat may soon have to kiss his ring

On Tuesday, New York City’s Democratic voters will decide whether Zohran Mamdani controls the future of their party.

California’s illegal immigrant welfare paradise

California’s secretary of state announced last week that the Billionaire Tax Act, an initiative supported by the state’s labor movement, has qualified for the November ballot. The supposedly one-time tax on individuals with assets exceeding $1 billion would raise an estimated $100 billion over five years. And according to a new Department of Health and […]

New York races to watch: Which battles could shape the Democratic Party’s future?

New York voters head to the polls on Tuesday, June 23, in a series of closely watched primaries that could reverberate far beyond the Empire State. While all 26 of New York’s congressional seats will be on the ballot in November, much of the attention this week is centered on Democratic primaries in New York […]

Colombia Announces Election Results in One Day… While California Marxists Won’t Report Election Results for 2 More Weeks – Five Weeks After Election Day!

Colombia, a country rife with cartel violence, drug kingpins, and political assassinations picked their new leader on Sunday. The post Colombia Announces Election Results in One Day… While California Marxists Won’t Report Election Results for 2 More Weeks – Five Weeks After Election Day! appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Los Angeles is Burning Again. Karen Bass and Gavin Newsom Are Once Again Slow Rolling Their Response

Ruben Gallego's campaign cash spending spree EXPOSED...Democrat senator bought Super Bowl tickets, luxury travel on his donors' dime

Ruben Gallego, an Arizona Democrat who visited the first Democratic presidential primary state of South Carolina last Friday, is in hot water after a deep look into his campaign spending.