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Trump gets good news about efforts with black voters from organization he loves to bash

CNN, a media organization former President Donald Trump has long derided, is conceding the presumptive GOP nominee’s likely “historic performance” with black voters.  On Monday, CNN senior political data reporter Harry Enten called attention to substantial inroads the Trump campaign has made in the black community.  “In 2020, Joe Biden was getting 86% of the […]

House GOP investigating IRS whistleblower retaliation in Hunter Biden case

House GOP leaders are opening an investigation into the Office of Special Counsel over claims the federal agency contributed to alleged retaliation against two IRS whistleblowers central to a criminal investigation into Hunter Biden.  House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) joined other GOP leaders in sending a letter to Karen Gorman, acting principal deputy special counsel, […]

Nearly a fifth of people say student loan debt major factor in vote

Eighteen percent of people say student loan debt will have a major influence on their vote in the upcoming presidential election, according to a Bankrate survey. That figure rises to 28% among those who hold student loan debt for themselves and 30% who hold debt for someone else.  The survey comes a month after the […]

Tiffany Henyard sued for allegedly firing employee who wouldn’t cooperate with political plans

Mayor Tiffany Henyard of Dolton, Illinois, is facing a lawsuit for allegedly wrongfully terminating an employee in the latest string of controversies facing the self-described “super mayor” in the south-of-Chicago suburb. Former maintenance manager Dwayne Thrash stated that he believes his refusal to cooperate with Henyard and her assistant Keith Freeman in firing another employee […]

‘What the f***?’: Celebrities baffled voters like Trump for sounding ‘normal’

This week’s Liberal Media Scream features world-class comics expressing shock that the public connects with former President Donald Trump because he sounds normal and even funny. “What the f***?” yelped Charlamagne tha God, appearing on Friday’s Real Time with Bill Maher’s “Overtime” with liberal talker Ana Navarro. The trio were talking about Trump and answering […]

Four things to watch in the Senate this week from abortion to guns

Senators return to Washington, D.C., for a Monday evening vote and have several items on their to-do list before embarking on a two-week recess for July 4 at the end of the week. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) wants to address several hot-button matters as Senate Democrats forge ahead with their election-year agenda, which […]

Three things to watch in the Senate this week from abortion to guns

Senators return to Washington, D.C., for a Monday evening vote and have several items on their to-do list before embarking on a two-week recess for July 4 at the end of the week. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) wants to address several hot-button matters as Senate Democrats forge ahead with their election-year agenda, which […]

Scarborough says post-conviction polls could signal Trump defeat in battleground states

MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough said Monday that polling released after the conviction of Donald Trump could signal defeats for the former president in battleground states. Trump was found guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business records last month, and recent polling reported that 7% of Republicans and 21% of independents believe his conviction makes them less likely to support Trump in the […]

Justice Department asks court to deny Steve Bannon prison delay

The Department of Justice is asking a federal appeals court to deny former Trump adviser Steve Bannon‘s attempt to delay his prison sentence pending appeal. Bannon filed an emergency motion to avoid going to prison on July 1 after being convicted on contempt of Congress charges. In a filing on Monday, the DOJ contends that […]

Tuesday elections: Six things to watch in Virginia, Oklahoma, and Georgia races

Voters in Virginia and Oklahoma head to the polls Tuesday, when they’ll decide on a slew of congressional, but not presidential, primaries. Chief among the most notable primary contests is whether House Freedom Caucus Chairman Bob Good (R-VA) survives a primary challenger backed by former President Donald Trump. House Appropriations Committee Chairman Tom Cole (R-OK) is also defending […]
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