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Democrat Governor Jared Polis is now signaling he may grant clemency to pro-Trump election clerk Tina Peters after mounting pressure from President Trump and growing outrage over her harsh 9-year sentence.
State Rep. James Talarico may have won the Democratic primary, but even his own party knows he's toast against John Cornyn in deep-red Texas.
Deep State allies and establishment Republicans are launching attacks against Dr. Casey Means, Trump's surgeon general nominee, calling her holistic health approach 'woo-woo' in desperate attempt to sabotage America First healthcare reform.
Frederick Haynes III, a Dallas megachurch pastor pushing extreme reparations agenda, cruises to Democratic primary victory to replace Jasmine Crockett in Congress.
Colorado's liberal Governor Jared Polis is reportedly considering clemency for pro-Trump election clerk Tina Peters after intense pressure from President Trump, who promised to pardon the wrongfully imprisoned patriot.
After years of theatrical grandstanding and political drama, Congress finally shows one attention-seeking politician the door.
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman delivered a scathing indictment of his own Democratic Party, admitting they've been 'absolutely and consistently wrong' on Middle East policy since the October 7 attacks.
FBI spokesperson demolishes mainstream media lies claiming Patel's personnel changes damaged national security operations against Iran.
While establishment politicians debate war powers, Iran's real strategy targets what hurts America most - our economic dominance and regional stability.
New study reveals curing cancer could generate massive $185 trillion boost to U.S. economy - roughly $15,000 per American annually - as Trump administration targets bureaucratic obstacles blocking life-saving treatments.
Nearly 11% of Congress is heading for the exits, with retirements and career changes hitting both parties as President Trump's agenda transforms the political landscape.
Even Democrats admit their Senate nominee James Talarico needs 'everything to go right' to have any chance against proven conservative fighter John Cornyn in deep-red Texas.