
EXPOSED: Dem AGs Built Anti-Trump Lawsuit Machine Before Voters Even Had Their Say
Democrat attorneys general allegedly plotted lawsuits against Trump months before his re-election, casting doubt on their commitment to democracy.
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Democrat attorneys general allegedly plotted lawsuits against Trump months before his re-election, casting doubt on their commitment to democracy.

Aaron Rodgers’ bold comments about Dr. Fauci have ignited a firestorm of controversy, but patriots are cheering.

Michigan's primary election results reveal an unexpected windfall for socialists, yet some victories leave even Bernie Sanders hesitant.

Newly declassified records reveal a hacker accessed 600,000 voter registrations in Maricopa County just before the 2020 election. What else are they hiding?

Veteran strategist Donna Brazile warns Democratic leaders Schumer and Jeffries they face intense battles from a rising socialist wave within their own party.

The Senate is on the brink of a bustling fall session, tackling critical issues while balancing confirmations and comprehensive legislation like the SAVE America Act.

Republicans rally behind the Trade Deficit Elimination Act to empower Trump with extraordinary tariff authority.

The Trump-Vance Administration has unveiled Fraud.gov, a groundbreaking tool exposing rampant fraud across federal agencies and boasting billions in recoveries.

Rep. Andy Ogles (R-TN) finds himself in hot water as external funding and redistricting threaten his re-election bid, despite a crucial endorsement from President Trump.

Thomas Smith, a salsa entrepreneur and former GM engineer, defies expectations by defeating a Trump-backed candidate in Michigan's GOP Primary—rattling the political landscape.

Senator Mitch McConnell's absence has thrown a wrench in GOP efforts to advance crucial farm legislation, highlighting the ongoing struggle against unified Democratic opposition.

Declassified FBI records reveal a hacker exploited Maricopa County's system before the 2020 election, accessing 633,000 voter files. Despite a confession, yet again, justice has stalled.