Screencap of Twitter/X video. Victor Davis Hanson, the favorite academic of conservatives across the country, recently pointed out that the Democrats absolutely despise the working class and notes that this is going to be a huge problem for them going forward. Hanson used the recent example of Gavin Newsom’s wife claiming that she brought her children to the American south so that they could see

The O’Keefe Media Group on Tuesday released undercover video of California’s top Controller Communications official admitting that audits “are not getting done” while acknowledging that fraud is rampant in the state. Bismarck Obando told an undercover O’Keefe Media Group journalist that there is no plan to tackle homelessness. “Do you feel there’s fraud going on in the state of California?” the OMG journalist asked Obando.

Screencap of Twitter/X video. Today on The Five, Greg Gutfeld roasted the Democrats for being fine with Obama requiring ID at the opening of his hideous library, but not to vote in our elections. Greg started by making a great joke about Obama’s birth certificate that is sure to trigger the left, but he ended on an excellent point about why Democrats oppose voter ID.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Democrat Chris Taylor A very liberal judge won Wisconsin’s Supreme Court seat in Tuesday night’s election, expanding the Democrat majority. Just a few years ago, Wisconsin’s Supreme Court had a conservative majority. After Chris Taylor’s Tuesday night victory, the Wisconsin Supreme Court will expand to a 5-2 Democrat majority. The Hill reported: Democratic-backed candidate Chris Taylor is projected to win a seat

Trump-endorsed Republican prosecutor Clayton Fuller, won Tuesday night’s special election to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene. Fuller defeated Democrat Shawn Harris for Georgia’s deep red 14th Congressional District. Decision Desk HQ projects Clayton Fuller wins the Georgia US House 14 Special Election Runoff#DecisionMade: 8:03 PM EDT Follow live results here: https://t.co/1BTkCpIZxj pic.twitter.com/FbrM0R7SSY — Decision Desk HQ (@DecisionDeskHQ) April 8, 2026 President Trump endorsed Clay Fuller and

Credit: The White House President Donald Trump just dropped a nuclear Truth Social bomb on the corrupt fake news media. The Gateway Pundit previously reported that President Trump announced a two-sided ceasefire and agreed to pause planned military strikes on Iran following discussions with Pakistan’s prime minister. Trump wrote on Truth Social: “Based on conversations with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Field Marshal Asim Munir,

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin may take action against “sanctuary cities” that subvert federal immigration laws by removing customs agents at their international airports. The move would crush the tourist economies of sanctuary cities such as New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco by rendering them incapable of processing international travelers. Mullin floated the idea Monday during an interview with Fox News host

81 million votes. 83-year-old Joe Biden was recently spotted at a coffee shop in Delaware. The video was posted to TikTok last week although it is unclear when it was taken. The former president looked feeble and exhausted as he shuffled around the shop. Barely anyone noticed Joe Biden. WATCH: @melissa_loves_living As security got up, my brûlée latte wait grew longer. That’s when I saw

Rep Brandon Gill, via Wikimedia Commons Rep. Brandon Gill is publicly opposing an immigration bill that he argues would provide amnesty for illegal aliens, even though it is being pushed by some members of the Republican Party. The legislation, H.R. 4393, is formally titled the DIGNIDAD (Dignity) Act of 2025. The bill’s full name is the “Dignity for Immigrants while Guarding our Nation to Ignite

Big tech billionaire Bill Gates is reportedly set to give testimony regarding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein during an in-person transcribed interview before the GOP-led House Oversight Committee. In a letter addressed to Gates back on March 3, Republican Chairman James Comer of Kentucky wrote that the Justice Department’s release of Epstein-related documents prompted renewed interest in the Microsoft co-founder. Comer laid out what the