Now, you might think that in a country as developed, as advanced as ours, the rule of law would be sacrosanct. You’d think that the laws governing us would be applied fairly, irrespective of who you are. Think again.
Ladies and gentlemen, let’s roll up our sleeves and get into the nitty-gritty details of what just happened. The ruling by Judge Scott McAfee wasn’t just a win for President Trump and the 17 other co-defendants. Oh no, this was a victory for something that seems to be in short supply these days: due process, common sense, and the rule of law.
In what appears to be an attempt to avoid political landmines on primetime TV, House Speaker, Nancy Pelosi equivocated about the suitability of VP Kamala Harris for President Biden’s re-election bid. When asked on CNN’s “Anderson Cooper 360°,” Pelosi fell short of a resounding endorsement, offering negative implications of the Vice Presidential role and seeming to hide behind Harris’s past achievements. This evasion should chime alarm bells for advocates of freedom and smaller government: if leaders aren’t transparent about key executive choices, can we trust them to uphold our hard-won liberties?
Ladies and gentlemen, Las Vegas, the glittering jewel of American entertainment, the city of dreams and decadence, is currently in a digital chokehold. The cards have turned, and in this high-stakes game, the house doesn’t always win.
The evidence is irrefutable. Trump’s empathy for these American heroes shames Biden’s cold indifference. This story isn’t just a fleeting headline; it’s a glaring testament to the state of our leadership.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre’s defensive stance during the latest press briefing spoke volumes. Faced with staunch queries on Biden’s alleged involvement in his son’s foreign business, her response left many unanswered questions. Fending off accusations without solid rebuttals, she added fuel to suspicions around the Biden presidency’s integrity. With more than 50% of polled voters distrusting Biden’s transparency, the potential for an impeachment inquiry seemed more plausible. One thing’s clear – our democracy’s resilience is founded on holding our leaders accountable, even when they falter.
Stephen Yagman, an attorney in Venice, California, has decided he knows better than millions of voters. Yagman is suing to bar Donald Trump from California’s 2024 presidential primary ballot.
Georgia’s Governor Kemp decided he’s had enough of watching his fellow Georgians suffer while Biden takes yet another nap. So, he signs this executive order declaring a state of emergency because of—you guessed it—high inflation.
In a bold declaration, the Libertarian National Committee (LNC) plans to file for conservatorships over President Biden and Senate Minority Leader McConnell. Citing indications of “mental lapses and deficits in decision-making,” the LNC is seeking to question the leaders’ mental fitness. The LNC Chair, Angela McArdle, calls out their financial tyranny and observes clear signs of cognitive decline. A shocking move that spotlights tensions around aging political leadership, the LNC’s strategy underscores a demand for change and instigates a compelling debate in America’s political arena.
