A recent Wall Street Journal poll conducted from August 24 to 30, among 1,500 registered voters, has revealed something extraordinary. Former President Donald Trump isn’t merely leading in the Republican Party; he’s practically untouchable.
Karine Jean-Pierre’s claim of unparalleled border security under Biden faces heavy criticism. Accusations of gaslighting and policy shifts like changes to Title 42 are said to erode public trust, with potential lasting impacts on American democracy.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis faces a faltering presidential campaign marked by rookie mistakes, loss of key support, and internal strife. His challenges contrast starkly with Donald Trump’s well-organized effort, raising questions about DeSantis’ political future.
Donald Trump’s trial for alleged election interference will be livestreamed on YouTube, an unprecedented decision sparking both interest and criticism. The move raises ethical questions, blurring the line between justice and entertainment, while putting America’s judicial system under intense scrutiny.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
You’ve known him for years, but do you really know him? Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell—twice now—frozen in time, but not in a way anyone wants.
