June 13, 2023

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has emerged as an unexpected conservative figure within the Democratic Party. During a Twitter Spaces conversation with Elon Musk, he praised Musk’s dedication to free speech and condemned the censorship and suppression of dissenting voices. Kennedy pledged to issue an executive order to dismantle the federal government’s involvement in censorship, safeguarding Americans’ right to express their views without retribution. Kennedy also exposed the concerning link between legal psychiatric drugs and mass shootings and emphasized the need to address the underlying causes of violence. He expressed his commitment to securing the border and formulating a comprehensive plan to address the humanitarian crisis and confront the liberal agenda.

Republican Representative Andy Biggs has accused the Biden Administration of intentionally failing to execute immigration and border security laws. In a recent House subcommittee hearing, former acting homeland security secretary Chad Wolf confirmed that the Biden Administration is the first of any political party to deliberately diminish security along the southern border, regardless of political affiliation. Wolf expressed that new leadership is needed, as Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas intentionally violated the law by releasing tens of thousands of illegal aliens through mass parole. Biggs has called for Mayorkas’s impeachment, reflecting the public’s frustrations with ongoing border crisis. The dangerous erosion of border security, which compromises national security, human smuggling, drug trafficking and other criminal activities, undermines the trust between the government and the people.

US Vice President Kamala Harris unveiled a plan to spend $100 million of taxpayer money on renewable energy in the Caribbean during her recent trip to the Bahamas. The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) will provide $20 million in funding to support companies, increase energy efficiency and accelerate the adoption of renewable energy. The initiative also establishes the Blue-Green Investment Corporation to finance climate-resilient housing, renewable energy projects, clean transportation and water conservation. The scheme is part of an audacious assault on the US economy, expected to cost taxpayers over $1 trillion. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm has warned the nation’s heavy reliance on oil and fossil fuels could lead to price shocks.

CatholicVote has launched a million-dollar ad campaign, slamming the Los Angeles Dodgers for endorsing the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, an anti-Catholic hate group. The ad accuses the Dodgers of supporting an organization known for its outrageous and blasphemous acts, such as mocking Catholic nuns and the desecration of sacred symbols. The video highlights the group’s scheduled honor of June 16th during the Pride Game. The hate group indulges in distasteful pole dances on crosses and sexualizes figures as revered as the Virgin Mary and Jesus Christ. The ad further emphasizes that honoring and celebrating this group undermines the principles of fairness and equality. In response, the Dodgers initially disinvited the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence before later reinstating the invitation.