Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida and one of Trump’s main competitors in the Republican presidential primary, has come under fire once again for his weak response to neo-Nazi activity in his state. His latest critic is Representative Randy Fine. Who is Randy Fine? Randy Fine is a representative in the Florida State House. He’s … Read more
Trump is leading the pack of candidates to choose a Republican presidential nominee. However, there’s an obscure part of the Constitution that could stop him from ever being on the ballot. The legal background After the US Civil War, the US ratified the 14th Amendment to the Constitution. Most people know this Amendment for its … Read more
This week, former Vice President Mike Pence ended his lackluster campaign for the presidency. That has increased the chances he flips on his former boss to almost one hundred percent, according to an analyst. Pence in danger After Biden prevailed in the 2020 presidential election, Trump began making baseless accusations of widespread voter fraud. He … Read more
For almost 150 years, much of the federal government has operated on principles that, in part, ensure its independence from executive power. Should Trump succeed in retaking the presidency, he could carry out a long-held conservative plan to destroy that. Meet the civil service The civil service, in the US, basically means any non-military individuals … Read more
Former Trump lawyer Jenna Ellis made a remorseful plea about her involvement with Trump’s attempt to overturn the 2020 election. With yet another former ally giving up the fight, things look even worse for Trump. Jenna Ellis makes a plea The conservative lawyer known for being part of Donald Trump’s legal team issued a regretful … Read more
On Saturday, a former GOP appeared on MSNBC, where they uttered a stark warning for Republicans. The Party’s embrace of extremism, represented by their choice of Mike Johnson for speaker of the House, will cost them politically. Meet the staffer Kurt Bardella was a staffer for two Republicans, Sen. Olympia Snowe and Rep. Darrell Issa. … Read more
House Republicans ended their lengthy, drama-filled search for a new speaker by selecting Rep. Mike Johnson of Louisiana. While he might be less notorious than some of his colleagues, Johnson holds many extremist beliefs—and by choosing him, the GOP has demonstrated its commitment to extremism. The hunt for a leader This saga began at the … Read more
Since taking office in 2023, freshman Rep. George Santos has quickly become one of the most infamous of the current crop of GOP politicians. On Friday, he pled not guilty to 23 charges, setting the stage for a trial in September. A shady history Rep. Santos, the first openly gay Republican to be elected to … Read more
Former President Donald Trump’s pardon of his ex-national security adviser, General Michael Flynn, is facing renewed scrutiny after the admission of Sidney Powell, previously associated with Trump’s inner circle, pleaded guilty to six charges. Flynn’s Guilty Plea In 2020, Flynn had admitted to lying to the FBI back in 2017. However, he later retracted his guilty … Read more
Senator Mitt Romney, in a revealing conversation with his biographer McKay Coppins, disclosed that the fear of retribution from Donald Trump’s fervent supporters significantly swayed the voting decisions of Republican Congress members. New revelations These details emerged as Coppins discussed the insights he gained during his interactions with Romney ahead of the release of Romney’s … Read more
Mary Trump, the niece of former President Donald Trump, criticized him for his abrupt departure from the courtroom during his civil fraud trial, comparing it to a “toddler” being given a timeout. Civil Lawsuit against Trump in New York The lawsuit, initiated by New York Attorney General Letitia James, accuses Trump and his executives of … Read more
Jim Jordan, a Republican Congressman from Ohio, is uncertain about the validity of reports suggesting that Mark Meadows, Trump’s former chief of staff, has turned against the former president. Jordan on Newsmax During an interview on Newsmax, when asked if Meadows had “turned on Trump,” Jordan responded, “I don’t believe Mark would do that.” He … Read more
The Texas Supreme Court is reviewing the case of a justice of the peace who, despite the nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage, persisted in turning away gay couples seeking to wed for many years. Legal Proceedings Commence On Wednesday, oral arguments kicked off in the case of Dianne Hensley, a justice of the peace in … Read more
It seemed like the Nebraska Governor had a tactic for dodging questions about the disclosed high nitrate levels, using the reporter’s origin as ‘from communist China’ as an excuse not to even read her article Is America Truly a Land of Freedom? Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen found himself in a radio interview hot seat as … Read more
Donald Trump found himself facing a fine for the second time in less than a week over his out-of-court comments, and this time, the penalty was twice the amount of the previous one. Judge Slaps Trump with $10,000 Fine On Wednesday, Trump faced a $10,000 fine when the judge overseeing his civil fraud trial decided … Read more