After stepping down as the communications director for Charlie Kirk’s TPUSA, Candace Owens has been doing hosting a video series with Prager U called the Candace Owens Show. It wasContinue Reading
Alabama Congressman Mo Brooks (R-AL) refused to apologize for his objection to the 2020 election results saying, “I make no apologies whatsoever for fighting for accurate and honest elections.” BelowContinue Reading
Teenage activist Greta Thunberg was critical of President Biden’s early environmental reforms in an appearance on MSNBC last night and said that they don’t go far enough to reduce the threat of climate change.Continue Reading
Lloyd Austin, a retired four-star Army general, was confirmed by the Senate in a near-unanimous 93-2 vote shortly after President Biden took office, making him the first Black defense secretaryContinue Reading
Pro-Trump Republican State Rep. Anthony Sabatini (FL) has officially announced his run for Congress in 2022. Below is his campaign ad which he released on Twitter Monday morning. “I’m officiallyContinue Reading
Texas Republican Governor Greg Abbott touted a bill at a press conference today that aims to crack down on the perceived censorship of conservative voices by social media companies. InContinue Reading
Last night, the U.S. House passed HR1. This is major legislation that could change the election process for the entire country. The election Wizard tweeted: “BREAKING: The US House PASSESContinue Reading
Today on the U.S. House floor, members of Congress spoke about a “police reform” bill, H.R. 1280, which is the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act. On Monday, U.S. HouseContinue Reading
In an interview today with Fox News’ Neil Cavuto, Georgia Republican Governor Brian Kemp made it clear that he is on board with whoever is the Republican presidential nominee in 2024,Continue Reading
Today, U.S. House Rep Ayanna Pressley (D-MA), who is a member of “The Squad,” introduced an amendment to H.R. 1, the For The People Act, that would lower the federal election votingContinue Reading