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CNN’s Scott Jennings Mulling Senate Run, Waiting For Trump’s OK: Report
One of CNN’s few conservative on-air contributors is believed to be mulling a major career move, but he’s reportedly waiting for President Donald Trump’s blessing. Kentucky-born Scott Jennings is said to be considering running for retiring former Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell’s seat, according to various reports. But he apparently won’t do it if Trump…
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‘TREASON!’: President Trump Makes Blockbuster Announcement
President Donald Trump sounded off this week on those trying to stop his agenda, calling them “traitors” guilty of committing “treason.” While speaking at the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) dinner on Tuesday, Trump spoke about how the Democrat Party was “not afraid” that the Trump administration’s America First policies would fail, but that they…
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Supreme Court Liberals Share Tense Exchange During Oral Arguments
Liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor interrupted and appeared to scold fellow liberal Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson on Wednesday during oral arguments in a case over Oklahoma’s bid to establish an online Catholic charter school, St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School. If the Court upholds the school, taxpayer funds would be used for religious education. Justice…
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Republicans On Pace To Boost Senate Majority By Flipping Blue State Seat
Democrats might face a major setback in New Hampshire, as early polling indicates that Republicans could secure a Senate seat in the traditionally blue state. A newly released poll shows that former Republican Governor Chris Sununu leads Democratic Congressman Chris Pappas (D-NH) by a significant margin of 53% to 44% in a hypothetical 2026 Senate…
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Johnson, Republicans Give Big Update on January 6 Investigation
House Speaker Mike Johnson and the Republican leading the investigation are unable to decide how to proceed with their investigation into the attack on the US Capitol on January 6, 2021. According to three sources familiar with the negotiations, Johnson wants Republicans to narrow the scope of the previous January 6 committee’s investigation and cease…
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Senate Confirms Trump Envoys To UK, Turkey, Italy
The Republican-controlled U.S. Senate approved three ambassadors appointed by President Donald Trump on Tuesday, stationing them in the United Kingdom, Turkey, and Italy, respectively. All three new ambassadors, Warren Stephens, Tom Barrack, and Tilman Feritta, are billionaires who generously support Trump and other Republicans. They all garnered a few Democratic votes, as did all Republicans.…
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Kamala Harris Humiliated Again as Trump Boots Her Husband From Council
President Trump removed former Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council on Tuesday, his 100th day in office, along with other Biden nominees. Emhoff’s dismissal carries extra weight because the Biden administration had appointed him to spearhead its “strategy” against antisemitism—a diluted plan that retreated from prior commitments to label extreme anti-Israel…
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Fox & Friends Icon Steve Doocy Moving To New Role
Longtime Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy has announced that he will be taking a slight step back and moving to a new role with the network. Doocy, who has co-hosted Fox News’ flagship morning show since its inception nearly 30 years ago, will transition to a new gig as the dedicated host of the…
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Musk Shares Post Showing Obama, Clinton, Oversaw More Deportations Than Trump
Billionaire Elon Musk shared a post alleging that former Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama managed more deportations than President Donald Trump, yet faced “0 injunctions.” “Bill Clinton: 12.3 million deportations – 0 injunctions, George W. Bush: 10.3 million deportations – 0 injunctions, Barack Obama: 5.3 million deportations – 0 injunctions. Donald…
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Senate GOP Leaders Succeed In Protecting Trump Tariffs
The Republican-controlled U.S. Senate voted against a resolution that would have essentially overturned President Trump’s 10% tariffs on all imported products, with just three Republicans joining Democrats in favor. The vote was a victory for Trump and Senate Republican leaders, who pressured legislators against supporting the resolution, giving Democrats a messaging advantage, Axios reported. Republican Senators…
