New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill’s explanation for how roughly 6,600 noncitizens ended up on the state’s voter rolls is facing new scrutiny after the company she blamed publicly pushed back, saying it merely transmitted the information while the state’s own Division of Elections was responsible for determining voter eligibility. On Tuesday, The Gateway Pundit reported that the governor of New Jersey announced a “serious software error”

Screencap of YouTube video. George Washington University is running a free summer program for middle school students that is nothing short of pure indoctrination. The program is geared towards progressive activism and social justice, while encouraging participants to basically become activists in their own communities. This is what education in the United States has become in recent years. The left uses education to promote their

photo courtesy of D. Valentine It is always an honor, as a J6 supporter and advocate, to share a feel-good, positive story about a J6er. David Valentine has just that kind of story. As you may imagine, the years immediately following January 6th, 2021, were marked by many challenges and losses.  However, those years were followed by rebuilding, hope, and the love of a father

House passes continuing resolution to fund the government until December 4 The House of Representatives voted late Tuesday night to fully fund the government through a short-term continuing resolution until December 4 as another government funding deadline looms.  The House is scheduled to recess on July 24 until August 31. Funding for federal agency programs is set to expire at midnight on September 30. The

Screencap of Twitter/X video. As the Gateway Pundit reported earlier today, thousands of non-citizen voters were discovered in New Jersey, allegedly due to a software error. This is one of those problems that Democrats assure us never happens. It’s one of the main reasons that conservatives want congress to pass the SAVE America Act. Over on CNN, Jake Tapper responded to the news today by

Screencap of Twitter/X video. Democrat Senator Mark Warner of Virginia was actually pressed during an appearance on CNBC this week about his party’s embrace of DSA radicals and what their beliefs could mean for the country. Warner struggled to respond and fell back on the ‘big tent’ talking points that we have heard repeatedly from various Democrats. The truth is that they have no answer.

Republican Congressman Andy Biggs won his primary for Arizona Governor on Tuesday, setting up a November contest against Incumbent Democrat Katie Hobbs. Hobbs ran uncontested in the Democratic Primary. The Democratic Governor spoke to supporters on election night. WATCH: Biggs took a massive lead in the first ballot dump, roughly one hour after the polls closed. Biggs won nearly 70% of the first batch of

A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of Ann Widdecombe, an icon of British conservatism who was found dead at her Devon home earlier this month. Joshua Kerry, 28, is accused of killing Widdecombe, 78, at her bungalow in Haytor on July 8. Prosecutors allege he struck her 21 times with a hammer after entering the property while she was eating lunch.

New York City’s democratic-socialist mayor, Zohran Mamdani, plans to transfer ownership away from “bad landlords.” Photo courtesy of the New York City government. Landlords in New York City are sounding the alarm about new policies being put in place by Zohran Mamdani and his team which they say is crushing the American dream. Even before Mamdani took office, members of his inner circle began to

The Democrat interim US Attorney who was promptly fired by President Trump shortly after he was appointed by a panel of district judges has filed a lawsuit to block his removal. Last week, President Trump immediately fired the Democrat US Attorney appointed by a panel of district court judges in Washington state after Democrats blocked Trump’s nominee. Democrat jurist Roger Rogoff was fired less than