Responding to criticism and calls for expulsion, including those from Mark Levin, the article details a political dispute involving Donald Trump and Congressman Jamie Raskin. Trump accused Raskin of being a “political hack and thug” and suggested he would be jailed without a presidential pardon, echoing Levin’s sentiment to “EXPEL THE BUM.” This exchange stems from Raskin’s past involvement in the January 6th Committee and impeachment efforts against Trump. In turn, Raskin suggested Trump was experiencing “nightmare flashbacks about impeachment.”
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President Trump’s approval ratings have plummeted to historic lows, with a net approval of negative 50 points on inflation and 80 percent disapproval on gas prices. This marks the first time Democrats have held an advantage on inflation since the 1970s. Sources suggest Trump’s frustration with media coverage of his Iran bombing actions is linked to these economic concerns, as his inability to resolve issues like the Strait of Hormuz is contributing to cost increases that are negatively impacting his standing and Republican midterm prospects. Democratic strategists view these challenges as creating potential pickup opportunities in unexpected districts, with current polling indicating a significant Democratic lead in the generic House matchup.
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Donald Trump has a documented history of verbally attacking and insulting female journalists who challenge his statements, often resorting to demeaning language and accusations of corruption or bias. Despite this pattern of misogynistic and aggressive behavior, many media outlets and journalists have historically tolerated these outbursts in the name of maintaining access and professionalism. This article suggests a more direct approach, advocating for journalists to be prepared with evidence, confront lies head-on, and be willing to end interviews when faced with continued falsehoods or insults. While these tactics may risk reduced access, they are presented as a necessary step to uphold journalistic integrity and ensure the public receives accurate information.
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Donald Trump recently launched a strong attack on Representative Jamie Raskin via Truth Social, calling for his expulsion from Congress. This outburst was prompted by Raskin’s past role as lead prosecutor in Trump’s second impeachment trial and hints that Democrats might pursue impeachment again if they regain House control. Trump echoed sentiments from Mark Levin, demanding Raskin be “expelled” for allegedly abusing the constitutional system, while Raskin retorted that avoiding impeachment simply requires refraining from impeachable offenses.
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The UFC’s newly designed patriotic outfits for their “Octagon Girls” at an upcoming White House fight night have sparked online debate. Critics argue the sequined, flag-motif attire, featuring short skirts, potentially violates U.S. Flag Code guidelines that prohibit using the flag as apparel or costumes. While the designs are stylized interpretations, their prominent use of stars-and-stripes patterns has been deemed by some as disrespectful, though the Flag Code is advisory and not legally binding for private citizens. Public opinion is divided, with some finding the outfits tacky and overly patriotic, while others view them as fitting for a celebratory spectacle honoring American identity.
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A recent poll indicates a significant portion of Ukrainians believe the United States is growing weary of the conflict and urging concessions to Russia, with 56% holding this view. In contrast, a majority of Ukrainians, 64%, perceive European nations as offering strong support and seeking a just resolution to the war. This sentiment regarding Europe has improved since earlier in 2026, with a decrease in those who believe European support is weakening. These findings suggest evolving perceptions among Ukrainians regarding the commitment and intentions of their key international partners.
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In an era of significant national and international challenges, this publication is committed to rigorous scrutiny of those wielding power. From immigration policy and government expenditures to the suppression of dissent, a core mission involves holding leaders accountable. Membership is instrumental in enabling the continuation of these difficult investigations and the pursuit of truth.
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President Donald Trump has publicly voiced his opposition to Janeese Lewis George, a democratic socialist, winning the upcoming Democratic primary for the D.C. mayoral race. Trump stated he would “not like it” if Lewis George is victorious and suggested that his administration “maybe would take back Washington” and run it on a federal basis if she wins. This marks the first time the President has intervened in the D.C. mayoral contest.
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Unnamed sources familiar with the situation report that Iranian and Qatari mediators believed a written agreement acceptable to the U.S. had been reached, with Iran communicating on Thursday that an agreement in principle was obtained, pending final approval from its leader. Former President Trump announced on Truth Social that the deal had been approved by the United States, Israel, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and several other nations. Trump further speculated that a signing ceremony could occur in Europe over the weekend, although he indicated he would be unable to attend due to other commitments.
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This analysis highlights a “double-whammy” effect concerning Donald Trump’s influence on elections. Firstly, his absence from the midterm ballot prevents him from mobilizing a crucial segment of low-information voters. Secondly, his growing unpopularity and past policy failures weigh down the incumbent party, as midterm elections typically see voters turning out against those in power. This “Trump toxicity” creates a layered impact, potentially benefiting the opposing party regardless of Trump’s direct participation. Furthermore, historical polling data suggests a pattern where Democrats’ support is often underestimated in presidential years and overestimated in midterm elections, indicating that current polls might not fully reflect their actual strength in upcoming contests.
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John Q. Hosedrinker