In Georgia, a feud between Gov. Brian Kemp and State Sen. Colton Moore over defunding DA Fani Willis reflects deeper GOP divisions. Moore, supported by Trump, accuses Willis of holding “political prisoners,” while Kemp targets Moore for interfering with government. “Make my day,” retorts Moore.
“California’s Hollywood, famed for broadcasting America’s stars across the globe, has now become the unwelcome epicenter of ‘cancel culture’. A fresh study reveals Californians are leading the nation in casting aside and scrutinizing celebrities through social media. This rampant virtual banning renders celebrities socially extinct, and it’s high time we hit ‘pause’ on this trend and examine our shared commitment to freedom of speech and thought in this high-speed, digital age.”
Fulton County DA Fani Willis faces GOP scrutiny over her Trump prosecution. Using a new Georgia law, Republicans aim to strip her powers, alleging partisan bias and raising broader concerns about justice system impartiality ahead of 2024 elections.
“The Last Politician,” Franklin Foer’s new exposé on President Biden’s term thus far, casts an unsettling light on the reality of the oldest president in U.S. history. The pages paint a picture of a leader battling with aging, notable in morning avoidance and memory lapses. Foer’s observations echo a national worry, as 77% of voters express apprehension about the President’s age. If ‘Sleepy Joe’ is more than just a nickname, American voters must weigh the age factor when considering leadership. The situation strains an office requiring sharp mental acuity and ironclad stamina, begging the question: How much is age a hindrance?
Despite dismal approval ratings, the Biden administration seems hell-bent on imposing yet more ludicrous regulations: it’s now mulling a two-beer-per-week limit – an outrage to liberty-loving Americans. I echo Senator Ted Cruz’s sentiments: why does Biden have an alcohol czar? And why do liberals insist on regulating every goddamn aspect of our lives? Stand up, America – don’t let them take your beers, or your freedoms – we won’t back down without a fight. Here’s to raising more than just eyebrows. Here’s to raising hell – and our glasses too.
Leaders from Tokyo to Paris, and even in our own backyard in Canada, are all bracing themselves for what could be a seismic shift in global politics. Wall Street Journal just dropped a bombshell; the world is contemplating a second Trump administration.
As storm-ravaged Perry, Florida nestled within the grip of Hurricane Idalia aftermath, not even the descending dark could dim the fiery resolve of Governor Ron DeSantis. In the heart of disaster, DeSantis pledged no mercy for looters exploiting the vulnerable. Unflinching, he declared, “We are not gonna tolerate any looting,” amidst the beleaguered homes. His potent words, reinforced by the ubiquitous signs reading “You loot, we shoot,” became a potent warning to any opportunists considering the perilous path of crime. This was DeSantis at his unyielding best, delivering more than a speech, but a promise of swift justice.
Concerned about a porous border that’s about as secure as a paper umbrella in a hurricane? Well, tonight, we’re going to introduce you to a story that makes those issues seem almost trifling by comparison.
In a shocking revelation, speakers for the ‘Ron to the Rescue,’ super PAC announced they’re shutting down, stomping out hopes for Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ presidential prospects. This news isn’t just another day at the office, it’s a crushing blow to all who believed in DeSantis’ leadership. No doubt, poor campaign management and lack of technical acumen are the culprits. It’s clear now that the campaign’s blunders tarnished their credibility with influential donors, effectively turning a promising race into a pipe dream.
We’re talking about President Trump, who’s just unleashed a firestorm on Truth Social. And trust us, he’s not holding back. In fact, you might say he’s swinging sledge hammers when others are playing with pebbles.
Foreign aid from powerful nations isn’t just a boon—it’s an obligation. We live in a blessed land of abundant resources and opportunities, so when disaster strikes our international neighbors, it is incumbent on us not least as humans, but also as the world’s beacon of democracy, to step up and lend support. So, why do we hesitate to intervene in the Congo humanitarian crisis? Time to drop the political equivocations and let humanity take center stage.
