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Dan Bongino’s Comments Before Being Named FBI Deputy Director Go Viral
It was only a few days before President Trump made Sen. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) deputy director of the FBI, but Dan Bongino called him out on his popular podcast. “What’s the matter with Adam Schiff?” “I really want you to look at the Russia collusion hoax again today,” Bongino said at the start of a…
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Obama Judge Says Trump Cannot Pull Law Firm’s Security Clearance
Those who believe that judges are overstepping their authority to stop President Donald Trump and his administration from carrying out the duties of the Executive Branch just got another shining example. U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell decided on Friday that the president of the United States does not have the authority vested in him to…
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Pelosi Warns ‘Time Is Running Short’ On Biden Dropout Decision
Representative Nancy Pelosi forewarned her fellow Democrats and the reelection campaign of President Joe Biden on Tuesday that “time is running short” for him to determine whether or not to withdraw from the race. However, she refrained from directly urging him to make that decision. Pelosi was questioned about an op-ed attributed to her on…
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Biden Pardons For Cheney, Fauci, Others Could Backfire: Legal Expert
Former President Joe Biden granted clemency to a select group of individuals in a round of last-minute pardons aimed at shielding allies from potential reprisals by President Donald Trump, but the move is not without complications for the recipients. Former Wyoming Republican congresswoman and Jan. 6 Committee co-chair Liz Cheney and Dr. Anthony Fauci were…
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Vast Majority Of Federal Employees Say They Would Defy Trump’s Orders
When President Donald Trump speaks about the “deep state,” a new survey explains what he means by it. The survey found that a wide majority of federal employees who support Democrats and voted for now-former Vice President Kamala Harris said that they would defy Trump’s orders if they believed they were doing what was “best”…
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Trump 2026 Budget Will Cut Programs That Incentivize Illegal Immigration: Report
President Donald Trump’s 2026 budget will eliminate funds for a substantial number of federal programs believed to “incentivize” illegal immigration, according to a Friday report. The Blaze reported exclusively that the funding cuts are part of the president’s campaign pledge to not only reduce the number of people in the U.S. illegally but to also…
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GOP Senator Gets Ripped After Saying ‘We Are All Afraid’ Of Trump
A ‘moderate’ Senate Republican is getting new pushback from supporters of President Donald Trump following remarks made during a townhall meeting with constituents late last month. Sen. Lisa Murkowski revealed this week that she feels anxious about speaking out against President Donald Trump’s tariffs, executive orders, and cuts to federal agencies, claiming they would pose…
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CNN Data Analyst Says Trump Would Beat Harris Again
CNN data analyst Harry Enten had some more bad news for Democrats who continue to claim that President Donald Trump is suffering from low poll numbers. The analyst said that even as the president’s approval numbers have declined somewhat since taking office, he continues to trounce his Democratic rivals. Enten reviewed a new CNN poll…
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Trump Makes Move To Step ‘Climate Lawfare’ Halting Energy Projects
The early months of President Donald Trump’s second term have marked a period of significant legal and regulatory shifts, many of which have triggered a raft of lawsuits by left-wing groups aligned with Democrats. As such, one of the administration’s biggest priorities has become addressing what it describes as the misuse of the legal system…
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Justice Dept. Reaches Settlement With Family Of Ashli Babbitt: Report
The Department of Justice, led by Attorney General Pam Bondi, has reached a “settlement in principle” with the family of Ashli Babbitt, the Jan. 6 protester who was shot and killed by a Capitol Police officer. Joseph Gonzalez, an attorney for DOJ, and Robert Sticht, an attorney for Babbitt’s husband, Aaron, announced the settlement at…
