Rep. Jim Jordan, a key figure in the effort to overturn the 2020 election results, has acknowledged the 2024 election was free and fair, a stark contrast to his previous pronouncements. While he cited concerns about mail-in voting in 2020, particularly in Pennsylvania, he failed to address why these concerns were absent this year when his preferred candidate won. This shift in rhetoric raises questions about the legitimacy of his 2020 claims and the impact of his actions on the integrity of the election process. Despite Jordan’s assertions of widespread fraud in 2020, no evidence of such irregularities has ever surfaced.
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After Trump took the lead, election deniers went suddenly silent. It was almost as if a switch had been flipped, and the endless stream of accusations and conspiracy theories about the 2020 election vanished into thin air. Where were all the claims of widespread voter fraud, the demands for recounts, the threats of violence? Gone. Poof! Like a magician’s disappearing act, they had vanished without a trace.
But why? Why did the election deniers fall silent the moment their candidate, the one they had so fiercely defended, started to win? It seems that their objections to the election process weren’t about principles or facts.… Continue reading
While I enthusiastically endorse President-elect Trump for a second term, I urge him to prioritize unity over retribution. He must resist the temptation to attack his opponents and instead focus on bringing the country together. Despite the media’s overblown fears of a Trump dictatorship, I believe he is the right person to depolarize our nation. I am particularly excited about the potential for meaningful change with the involvement of figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in the administration. This is a unique opportunity to enact real, substantive change.
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Jason Yates, the former CEO of My Faith Votes, a non-profit organization dedicated to mobilizing the evangelical community in support of Donald Trump, has been charged with possessing child pornography. This is not Yates’s first brush with the law; he previously faced a similar conviction. The irony of his situation is undeniable.
Yates, a vocal opponent of what he calls “sexually deviant” messages aimed at children, especially those sympathetic to the LGBTQ+ community, penned an op-ed for the conservative outlet *The Washington Times* just weeks before his arrest. In this article, he urged Christians to take a stand against what he perceived as a morally corrupting secular culture.… Continue reading
Jesse Watters, a leading figure at Fox, has been promoted to the coveted 8 p.m. slot, formerly hosted by Tucker Carlson. This comes after having his own primetime show since January 2022. Watters’ personal life has also undergone changes, with him having met his now-ex wife, Noelle Inguagiato, at Fox News and having two children with her. Despite their eventual divorce, he humorously referred to their union by stating that attractive partners can make differing political beliefs tolerable. The circumstances of their divorce led to his new marriage.
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Elon Musk’s reported illegal work status in 1995 after dropping out of school raises a slew of complicated questions regarding privilege, hypocrisy, and the nature of immigration in the United States. Whether or not people care about the details surrounding his status is not the point; it’s the broader implications about the discrepancies in how society views different immigrants. When considering Musk’s past actions, one can’t help but reflect on the harsh realities faced by countless individuals who find themselves on the other side of the immigration debate—people who have often faced severe consequences for infractions far less significant than those Musk allegedly committed.… Continue reading
Trump’s recent comments slamming Biden for suggesting that he should be locked up are a bewildering display of hypocrisy that seem to stem from a profound sense of entitlement. Here we have a man who built much of his political brand on the exact rhetoric he now decries. The irony is staggering; Trump, who famously led chants of “lock her up” against Hillary Clinton during his campaigns, now claims that Biden shouldn’t be allowed to use similar language against him. It feels like a classic case of the old adage, “What’s good for the goose is good for the gander.”
Biden’s declaration about Trump being locked up seems to hit a nerve, exposing not only Trump’s fragile ego but also the dissonance in his worldview.… Continue reading
It’s concerning to see how deep the descent into madness has become in American politics. The fact that a congressman like Mike Johnson can brush off Trump’s bizarre praise for another man’s genitalia as ‘fun’ is beyond comprehension. This level of immaturity and lack of decorum is not something that should be associated with the highest offices in the country.
The GOP’s willingness to defend and normalize such behavior is alarming. It’s a clear indicator of the warped priorities and moral decay within the party. Instead of focusing on real issues and policies that affect the American people, they choose to engage in juvenile banter and absurd distractions.… Continue reading
It’s no secret that Donald Trump is not one to hold back his thoughts or filter his words. His recent statement about age in top federal roles sparked quite a buzz, and it’s no surprise given his own age of 78. Trump made it clear that he believes “only stupid people put old people in top federal roles.” While some may argue that he was specifically referring to lifetime appointments, such as Supreme Court justices, it’s hard to ignore the irony of his own advanced age as he runs for president.
In the interview where this statement was made, Trump was challenged about his age by the interviewer, John Micklethwait.… Continue reading
As I watched the recent incident where Donald Trump mocked Vice President Kamala Harris for using a teleprompter, only to have a sign fall on his own prompter during a rally in Nevada, I couldn’t help but chuckle at the irony. It seems that Trump’s penchant for hypocrisy knows no bounds. Despite his constant jabs at Harris and his claims of not needing a teleprompter, he was quick to blame the sign for his own mishap.
What struck me the most was the audacity and lack of self-awareness that Trump displayed on that stage. To mock someone for using a teleprompter while relying on one himself is the height of hypocrisy.… Continue reading
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Trump, after mocking Harris over teleprompter use, stops rally to remove sign that fell on his
As I watched the recent incident where Donald Trump mocked Vice President Kamala Harris for using a teleprompter, only to have a sign fall on his own prompter during a rally in Nevada, I couldn’t help but chuckle at the irony. It seems that Trump’s penchant for hypocrisy knows no bounds. Despite his constant jabs at Harris and his claims of not needing a teleprompter, he was quick to blame the sign for his own mishap.
What struck me the most was the audacity and lack of self-awareness that Trump displayed on that stage. To mock someone for using a teleprompter while relying on one himself is the height of hypocrisy.… Continue reading