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Accusations Against Trump and the Truth Behind Them: A Republican Perspective

Remember the days when every newscast predicted an apocalypse would follow President Trump’s election to office? Who doesn’t recall the frenzied shouts that he’d be putting political opponents six feet under or prosecuting every whistleblower in town? It seemed the world might just end, yet here we stand—apocalypseless with proof it wasn’t Trump but the […]

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Ensuring Our Veterans Never Stand Alone: The Conservative Commitment

As we glide into the vibrant fall of 2024, it gives me immense pride to reflect on the resolute actions taken to safeguard the benefits of our brave veterans. The passage of H.R. 9468, the Veterans Benefits Continuity and Accountability Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2024, marks a pivotal victory for veterans’ rights and dignified treatment.

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Why the Filibuster Debate is a Showdown Worth Watching: The Conservatives’ Playbook

Alright, folks, buckle up. We’re about to dive into something that’s part history lesson, part political circus, and part “what in the world is going on up there?” I’m talking about the filibuster. You know, that old Senate rule where a bunch of people in fancy suits stand around talking for so long that everyone

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Kamala Harris’ Border Playbook: A Tale of Way Too Little, Way Too Late

Ah, Vice President Kamala Harris’ recent Arizona escapade—what a magic show! If you lost track of how many times they mentioned “security,” don’t worry, you’re not alone. It seemed less about tackling problems and more about playing a political game of cards. Harris knows that immigration is a sore spot for the American people, and

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Kamala’s Media Missteps: Is She Fit to be the Leader of the Free World?

So, Kamala Harris sat down for an interview with MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle, and it was akin to watching someone try to do calculus while only knowing addition. She was highly unpresidential. In the world of politics, where smooth-talking and rehearsed lines reign supreme, Kamala Harris stumbled her way through an interview that was supposed to

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Bracing With Our Resilient Spirit: Hurricanes and Elections

As the formidable Gulf stirs with another hurricane, I’ve found myself contemplating an epic parallel standard: this looming storm and the whirlwind called the 2024 Presidential Election. Now, these two are not your everyday occurrences. One’s got the power of Mother Nature, while the other’s fueled by political fervor and public sentiment. Both share qualities

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The Unity Party: How RFK Jr. Will Make America Healthy, Secure, and Free Again

In recent years, America’s been like that old lawnmower in your garage—stuck in the corner, covered in dust, and somehow still demanding attention. We’ve faced all sorts of problems, from health crises to political mudslinging that make Thanksgiving dinner debates look tame. But now, out of the fray, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has stepped up

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The Great Government Showdown: A Tale of Funding and Fables

Just when you thought Washington couldn’t get any more circus-like, the illustrious U.S. House of Representatives delivered another performance highlighting its deep divisions as a potential government shutdown looms large in the nation’s capital. Speaker Mike Johnson rolled out a plan to keep Uncle Sam’s departments humming till March 28, 2025, but with a vote

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Constitution Day: A Beacon of American Values Amidst Today’s Political Circus

Each year, on September 17th, the United States celebrates Constitution Day, commemorating the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787. This day is an opportunity to reflect on the principles that have shaped American democracy and the enduring legacy of a document that established the framework for the nation’s government. While many nations have constitutions,

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Dick Cheney’s Endorsement of Kamala Harris: A Non-Event in the Political Circus

In the never-ending spectacle of political theater, sometimes loyalties change. Sometimes that change is monumental such as the endorsement of Donald Trump by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. And sometimes that change is just the ‘Poof!’ of a cap gun. The non-monumental former VP Dick Cheney is endorsing Kamala Harris. Poof- that one was a dud!

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Another Attempt on President Donald Trump’s Life: His Leadership Stands Strong in Times of Crisis

We are breaking from our usual satirical style for this report. This is no time for a joke. In an alarming incident, former President Donald Trump was the target of an attempted attack on Sunday afternoon while playing golf at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach. This unsettling event raises significant questions about

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The Unholy War on Conservative Thought: Discrimination Through Cancel Culture Continues

The left’s been on a rampage, shaming and canceling conservatives for what feels like forever. They’ve turned social media into their personal playground. Ever try to appeal a ban that’s caused by a bogus liberal report? It’s like trying to solve a Rubik’s cube blindfolded. You’ve got to wonder if Elon Musk knows what kind

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