Source: The Right Way, By Emerald Robinson, May 26, 2022
Let’s begin with a basic truth that most of the corporate media continually ignore or obscure: President Trump’s endorsement is the single most powerful force in the universe of American politics. There’s never been anything quite like it. Trump-endorsed candidates overwhelmingly...
Source: Zero Hedge, By Tyler Durden, May 21, 2022
More than 710,000 people had voted early in Georgia’s primary election as of May 19, according to the secretary of state’s office, which is 149 percent higher than at the same point in 2020, when elections officials encouraged vote-by-mail and early voting to reduce crowding...
Source: Epoch Times, By Mimi Nguyen Ly, February 13, 2022
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that it will allow a ban on absentee ballot drop boxes to be in effect for the state’s April 5 election.
The 4–3 decision (pdf) on Feb. 11 upholds a lower court’s ruling in mid-January, in which Waukesha County...
Source: Western Journal, By Joe Saunders, January 19, 2022
They’re running six separate campaigns, but they are aiming at one target.
Former Navy SEALs, all with combat experience, are running for the House of Representatives in the November midterms.
And judging by an ad the group released Tuesday through a political action committee, they...
Source: Front Page Mag, By Joe Kaufman, August 20, 2021
Barbara Sharief builds political profile by participating with group harboring death squad leader.
Joe Kaufman is a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center and the Chairman of the Joe Kaufman Security Initiative. He was the 2014, 2016 and 2018...
Source: Front Page Mag, By Joe Kaufman , August 9, 2021
Barbara Sharief says Islam is peaceful religion, then cavorts with terror-linked Islamists.
Broward County Commissioner Barbara Sharief has the distinction of having been Broward’s first black female mayor and first Muslim mayor. For the past 12-plus years, since she has...
Source: Breitbart, By HANNAH BLEAU, April 26, 2021
Former Rep. Doug Collins (R-GA) announced Monday he will not seek political office this election cycle, although he said he will stay involved in shaping the conservative message to help Republicans win the House and Senate, and he hinted that his decision...