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House GOP wants to make ‘appliance week’ happen

During Donald Trump’s presidency, “infrastructure week” in Congress was a thing that the White House kept trying and failing to make happen. It became a running joke on social media because Trump never did manage to persuade lawmakers to put the desired $1 trillion infrastructure spending package on his desk. It remains to be seen […]

The trouble with Tulsi: Why the former Hawaii congresswoman is Trump’s worst choice for vice president

Having secured the Republican nomination in all but name, former President Donald Trump, his inner circle, and outside observers in the media and elsewhere have shifted their focus to the next steps he needs to take on the road to the GOP convention in Milwaukee this July. Steps such as building out his fundraising operation […]

DeSantis cautions Florida students of expulsion for partaking in anti-Israel protests

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) condemned the myriad anti-Israel protests taking place across college campuses in the United States, warning that similar protests in Florida would not be tolerated. The governor argued that these protesters are interfering with people’s everyday lives when they block bridges or traffic and that the state of Florida would not permit […]

Joe Rogan claims he would vote for RFK Jr. if he makes it on ballot

Podcaster Joe Rogan offered his vote to presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. because he “is a great person.” Rogan casually made the comment without being asked about his endorsement during an episode of his podcast that aired Wednesday. In a discussion on censorship with comedian Francis Foster and political commentator Konstantin Kisin, Rogan implied […]

‘First we take Columbia’: Pro-Palestinian activists spread occupation guidebook to overrun schools

Pro-Palestinian protesters at Columbia University and Yale University are circulating a guidebook to activists across the country encouraging more occupations and teaching them how to be successful. The pamphlet, titled “First We Take Columbia: Lessons from the April 1968 Occupations Movement,” was anonymously written by protesters at the Columbia and Yale encampments and published in […]

Blackballed former Wisconsin GOP operative takes aim at new leader by revealing scheming 2020 texts

A former Wisconsin GOP operative accused the new executive director of the Wisconsin Republican Party, Andrew Iverson, of attempting to “wreak havoc” on Election Day 2020.  Carlton Huffman, the whistleblower, released photos of text messages Iverson sent on Election Day, with Iverson telling Huffman to “wreak havoc” by having Trump supporters inundate a nonprofit organization […]

Republicans cheer tough police response to UT Austin protest: ‘Don’t mess with Texas’

AUSTIN — Republicans from Texas praised the success that Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) and the University of Texas at Austin had shutting down a pro-Palestinian protest on campus just hours after it got underway. “Take your intifada and shove it! Don’t Mess with Texas,” said Rep. Beth Van Duyne (R-TX) in a post Thursday on […]

Tulsi Gabbard stresses voters not to be manipulated ahead of 2024 election

Former Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard cautioned voters from being manipulated ahead of the 2024 election, specifically concerning candidates’ use of “fearmongering” ads. While discussing a recent ad that Gov. Gavin Newsom’s (D-CA) Campaign for Democracy PAC released, which features two women getting arrested in Alabama for attempting to cross the border to get an abortion, […]

Monica Lewinsky describes life in Clinton White House by joining in on Taylor Swift-inspired trend

Monica Lewinsky flexed her social media muscles Thursday with a post taking part in a popular Taylor Swift trend where fans share an anecdote from their past and add a specific Swift song lyric from her newest album. Lewinsky referenced the Clinton administration with a picture of the White House and the lyrics, “You wouldn’t […]

House plans vote on campus antisemitism bill as anti-Israel protests spread

The House will take up a vote on an antisemitism bill next week following the rise of anti-Israel and anti-Jewish rhetoric on university and college campuses. The Rules Committee plans to meet on Monday to take up several bills, including the Antisemitism Awareness Act of 2023. It was introduced by Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY), who […]
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