Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida defended his ongoing fight with Disney at a Saturday event in Iowa, saying Republican critics âsubcontract leadershipâ to the entertainment conglomerate. âNot everybody liked that. Parents loved it, but some of the left did not like it, the media did not like it, and then there happened to be
âParents Loved Itâ: DeSantis Hammers Republicans Who Criticized His Battle With Disney
June 5, 2023 by
Trans Activists, Anti-Child Castration Groups Draw Battle Lines Around Definition Of âChild Abuseâ
June 4, 2023 by
A new battle line has emerged between transgender activists and those who oppose sex change procedures for minors. The winner will get to decide what constitutes âchild abuse.â Should the term become codified according to either sideâs definitions, doctors could end up in jail and kids from parents on either side could end up in
The Hill’s biggest health care battle you haven’t heard about
May 2, 2023 by
Republican Sen. Susan Collins (right) started the Senate’s Diabetes Caucus back in 1997, and her Democratic colleague Jeanne Shaheen (left) has co-led it for more than a dozen years. | Francis Chung/POLITICO Susan Collins started the Senateâs Diabetes Caucus back in 1997, and her Democratic colleague Jeanne Shaheen has co-led it for more than a
Why youâre losing the spring allergy battle â and ten ways to win
April 26, 2023 by
Dr. Zachary Rubin, an allergist immunologist in his mid-30s practicing in suburban Chicago, isnât all that surprised by his newfound status as a minor celebrity on TikTok, where he has 720,000 followers and counting. And no, itâs probably not just his trademark bowties and coiffed curls reeling in the viewers, but rather what he knows […]
How Democrats disarmed a brewing Senate battle in Michigan
April 14, 2023 by
Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.) has largely cleared the field in what could have otherwise been a messy Senate primary | Carlos Osorio/AP Photo What looked at first like a Democratic free-for all for Michiganâs open Senate seat is nearly over already. Which is exactly what Debbie Stabenow and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer wanted. The
Battle continues on whether abortion clinics can move operations across the border
March 3, 2023 by
The pastors smiled as they held the doors open, grabbing the hands of those who walked by and urging many to keep praying and to keep showing up. Some responded with a hug. A few grimaced as they squeezed past. Shelley Koch, a longtime resident of southwest Virginia, had witnessed a similar scene many Sunday […]
House GOP grits its teeth for the âbig liftâ: A budget battle
February 26, 2023 by
At the same time, party leadership will have to ensure steep domestic cuts wonât hurt moderates back home, bruising members in vulnerable districts and threatening an already slim House majority. And in the center of what seems like a near-impossible effort â to draft a budget plan with broad GOP support â sits newly installed
Battle for Donbas: Zelensky Says Russians Have ‘Actually Destroyed Bakhmut’
February 3, 2023 by
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) â Russian forces have âdestroyedâ the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut, President Volodymyr Zelensky said, while Ukraineâs military on Saturday reported missile, rocket and air strikes in multiple parts of the country that Moscow is trying to conquer after months of resistance. The latest battles of Russiaâs 9 1/2 month war in
Sinema party switch jumpstarts Arizona’s 2024 Senate battle
January 13, 2023 by
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema wouldn’t say in an interview with POLITICO whether sheâll seek reelection in two years. | Pool photo by Rod Lamkey Kyrsten Sinemaâs Friday party switch has jolted her home stateâs 2src24 Senate race to life far earlier than expected, raising questions from Capitol Hill to Phoenix about the risk that Democrats could hand
Term-limit plan sparks generational battle among House Dems
January 12, 2023 by
âI understand thereâs a need to share, particularly with a much younger caucus that we have. But I think that penalizing members for being ranking members while theyâre in the minority at the expense of an opportunity to be a chairman â I donât think thatâs fair either,â said Natural Resources Committee Chair Rep. RaĂșl
McCarthy’s ongoing speaker battle paralyzes House
January 11, 2023 by
Kevin McCarthy on Thursday took the unusual step of punting conferencewide races for committee leadership slots until after his speaker election on Jan. 3. | Francis Chung/POLITICO Kevin McCarthyâs imperiled speakership bid is threatening to incapacitate Republicans during a crucial planning period, virtually guaranteeing a sluggish start for the new House majority. The GOP leader
Santos scandal crashes into McCarthy speakership battle
January 3, 2023 by
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy arrives on the House floor at the Capitol in Washington on Dec. 21, 2src22. | Carolyn Kaster/AP Photo While some of George Santosâ soon-to-be colleagues are encouraging investigations into his many resume fabrications, Kevin McCarthyâs speakership battle in a narrow majority is complicating his fate. The New York Republican, who
McCarthy struggles to appease conservative demands as speakership battle nears
January 2, 2023 by
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy walks from the House Chambers of the U.S. Capitol Building on Dec. 23, 2src22. | Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images In a private meeting last week, Kevin McCarthy posed a question to some of the conservatives threatening his speakership bid: Would they all support him if he made it easier for members
EXCLUSIVE: Missouri AG Eric Schmitt Hits Back at Democrat’s âFascistâ Label After Backing Trump in DOJ Legal Battle
November 13, 2022 by
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt, the Republican candidate for Missouriâs Senate seat, hit back at a Democrat for labeling him a âfascistâ for his defense of former President Donald Trumpâs conÂstiÂtuÂtionÂal rights following the Biden administration Department of Justiceâs (DOJ) unpreceÂdentÂed raid of Trumpâs Mar-a-Lago resort. In an exclusive statement to Breitbart News on Friday
‘Saved By the Bell’ Star Dustin Diamond Dies at 44 Following Brief Cancer Battle
February 1, 2021 by
Actor Dustin Diamond, who played the character âScreechâ in the popular NBC sitcom Saved By the Bell, has reportedly died after a brief battle with cancer, according to TMZ. He was 44. A representative for Diamond told TMZ that the actor died Monday morning after his condition had significantly declined since last week. The actor, who…
Election Fallout Reveals Battle Between Freedom and Communism
December 28, 2020 by
(Tom Pennington/Getty Images) A choice that transcends the political right and left When the founders of our newspaper fled a communist regime to come to America, they never expected that this great nation would one day become the focal point of the battle between communism and freedom. Many Americans believe communism is an abstract concept, […]
The Great Reset vs. the Great Awakening â the Grand Battle Taking Place Right Now for the Future of America and the Free World
November 23, 2020 by
Trumpâs legal team â consisting of Rudy Giuliani, Joe Digenova, Sidney Powell and others â held a very hard-hitting press conference today in which they laid out Trumpâs clear path to victory in the courts. That full press conference is currently in the process of being posted to Brighteon.com, and our transcription team is working […]
Ben Carson Announces âI Do Believe I Am Out Of The Woodsâ In COVID-19 Battle
November 21, 2020 by
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson announced Friday on Facebook that he thinks heâs âout of the woodsâ in his fight against COVID-19. âThank you everyone for your support and prayers as Candy [Carson] and I battled COVID-19,â Carson wrote. Carson said he was âextremely sickâ and initially had âdramatic improvementâ after being treated…
Trumpâs Legal Battle for the Election is a Mess
November 21, 2020 by
Despite some potential evidence of actual fraud, the president’s legal team have kneecapped themselves at every turn.Having spent far too much time in recent days sifting through claims of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election, I watched the press conference with Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell Thursday with interest.Here are several key takeaways, in…
Virgil: Hail, Zuckerberg! Facebook Wins the Battle of Capitol Hill, But What Will He Conquer Next?
May 15, 2018 by
A month after Mark Zuckerbergâs April 10 and 11 testimony on Capitol Hill, the chattering class seems to agree that he and Facebook dodged the political equivalent of the grim reaper. And yet the sharp scythe of history is still swinging, and Zuckerberg could still get sliced. Yet at the same time, Zuckerberg has his […]
BATTLE ASSESSMENT: Here Is How The Devastating Strike On Syria Went Down.
April 14, 2018 by
The early morning coalition strikes on Syriaâs chemical weapons infrastructure Saturday destroyed three critical targets, crippling the Syrian regimeâs ability to create chemical weapons. âWe sent a very clear message last night,â Pentagon spokesman Dana White explained Saturday, further commenting, âWe hope he [Syrian President Bashar al-Assad] heard it.â Around 4 a.m. in Syria, American, […]
Unbelievable: Kate Steinle’s killer launches new battle to sue America and stay in the U.S.
March 16, 2018 by
After firing a stolen gun and killing Kate Steinle on the San Francisco waterfront in 2015, and then getting away with it in front of a leftwing jury which signaled motivation to strike back at President Trump, do you think Jose Ines Garcia-Zarate, is going away quietly? Do you think the five-times-deported illegal alien drug […]
The (not so) soft coup: Overthrow of America (and the media war within that battle)
February 20, 2018 by
In case you haven’t noticed, there is a media war in America today. Not the usual race for ratings. This is serious business, where the survival of our country hangs in the balance. You may have noticed that for the first time our in our nation’s history, there is a serious effort to overthrow a […]
CHICANO MARXISTS PREPARE FOR BATTLE WITH TRUMP ADMINISTRATION
January 5, 2017 by
As Chicanas and Chicanos of AztlĂĄn, we are a nationalist movement of Indigenous Gente that lay claim to the land that is ours by birthright. As a nationalist movement we seek to free our people from the exploitation of an oppressive society that occupies our land. Thus, the principle of nationalism serves to preserve the […]
THE BATTLE HAS JUST STARTED
November 17, 2016 by
November 8, 2016 was a historic night for America. A political outsider named Donald J. Trump was elected President of the United States against overwhelmingly odds, The American people rose up and declared that were tired of a Washington D.C. establishment that looked on them not as free people who were in charge of the […]
Editor of ConservativeHQ: Trump Channels Reagan in The Battle with Radical Islam
August 17, 2016 by
Donald Trumpâs speech on national security and the war radical Islam has declared on America and the West mark a profound and remarkable change from the previous administrationsâ approach and one that is long overdue. While the establishment media concentrated their analysis on Trumpâs call for âsevereâ vetting of Muslim refugees they missed the most […]
Battle Rages as GOP Saves Obama Plot to Diversify Neighborhoods
June 7, 2016 by
After some grandstanding to placate outraged constituents, establishment Republicans in Congress quietly voted to fund Obama’s unconstitutional plan to fundamentally transform your neighborhood by bringing in more federally funded âdiversity.â In short, if Big Brother’s race-obsessed data-gathering machine determines that there are not enough poor or minority residents on welfare living in your city, town, […]
Geller: Europeâs Civil War Breaks Out: The Battle for Stockholmâs Train Station
January 31, 2016 by
In an event that may very well be the spark to the outbreak of Europeâs civil war, a young, beautiful social worker, Alexandra Mezher, 22, was brutally stabbed to death by Muslim migrants at the child migrant centre where she worked. Swedish towns have become terror hubs. Lawlessness is rampant, violent crimes skyrocket. There is […]
Battle For Iowa: Rubio Shines, Cruz Holds His Ground
January 29, 2016 by
Des Moines, Iowa – As terrorism continues to be the top concern of American voters, the final GOP presidential debate before the Iowa caucuses Monday was heavily focused on foreign policy, national security and radical Islamic terrorism. The biggest battles between candidates came on the issue of illegal immigration. Fox moderators employed a strategy we […]
GOP CANDIDATES BATTLE OVER THOUGH-ON-TERROR MANTLE
December 15, 2015 by
The growing terror threat exposed fault lines in the Republican primary field as the leading candidates sparred sharply at Tuesdayâs debate over who is best equipped to confront the Islamic State. Most candidates on stage at the final primary debate of the year scrambled to sound the toughest message against the terror group. âWe will […]