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Democratic Strategist Admits Aftyn Behn Was Poor Fit

David Gregoire December 3, 2025

Democratic strategist Arshi Siddiqui conceded on national TV that Aftyn Behn was probably a poor match for Tennessee’s conservative 7th District, and Republican Matt Van Epps’ victory shows how candidate fit and relentless GOP campaigning

GOP Secures Tennessee House Seat, Veteran Matt Van Epps Wins

David Gregoire December 3, 2025

Republicans held Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District in a special election that delivered a clear win for Matt Van Epps over Democrat Aftyn Behn, keeping the seat under GOP control. The race was shaped by the

West Virginia Rescuers Save Truck Driver Dangling From Bridge

David Gregoire December 3, 2025

The dramatic scene unfolded when a big rig skidded on snow and ended up with its cab hanging off a West Virginia bridge, leaving a driver dangling roughly 100 feet above the ground before a

Block FDIC Insurance Hike, Preserve Market Discipline

David Gregoire December 3, 2025

The piece argues against a proposed jump in FDIC deposit insurance from $250,000 to $10 million, warning that such a move expands government, distorts incentives, and creates moral hazard for banks and large depositors; it

Losing Democrat Lectures Republican Van Epps On Obamacare

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

Democratic candidate Aftyn Behn conceded the Tennessee 7th District special election but used the phone call to lecture Congressman-elect Matt Van Epps about protecting Affordable Care Act subsidies. Van Epps claimed the seat for Republicans,

Trump MRI Claim Debunked, Jennings Defends President’s Fitness

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

Scott Jennings told CNN the story about President Trump’s health that Democrats are trying to sell is a made-up narrative, and he insisted the facts don’t back it up. He points to routine medical checks,

Marco Rubio Demands Fair Playoff Review After Miami Snub

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

Marco Rubio stole a cabinet meeting mic and gave one of the most entertaining College Football Playoff takes in recent memory, mixing blunt humor with a clear GOP-friendly jab at the playoff selection process and

Obama Judge Stops Trump Effort To Cut Planned Parenthood Medicaid

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

An Obama-appointed judge has blocked the administration from enforcing a key part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act that would have cut Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood in 22 states. The ruling from U.S.

Border Kiss-In By HIV Positive Activists Tests Public Health, Security

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

A group of HIV-positive activists staged a public “kiss-in” at Friendship Park on the U.S.–Mexico line to protest President Trump’s immigration policies, aiming to challenge stigma and spotlight the treatment of queer migrants. Organizers said

Left Coopts Suburban Wine Mom Podcast Into National Political Platform

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

This piece argues that Jennifer Welch’s transformation from suburban podcaster to left’s lightning rod reveals a wider problem on the left: a taste for theatrical outrage that replaces steady civic commitment, rewards violent rhetoric when

Christian Genocide In Africa Demands Bold Western Leadership

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

The slow-motion slaughter of Christians in parts of Africa has moved beyond isolated violence into organized campaigns of extermination, and this piece argues that naming the crime and mustering clear leadership are urgent necessities. It

Tanenhaus Chronicles Conservative Icons, Confirms Anti Communist Impact

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

Sam Tanenhaus, a liberal biographer and longtime chronicler of conservative thinkers, sat down with Steve Bannon for a deep, civil conversation about Whittaker Chambers, William F. Buckley Jr., and the anti-communist currents that shaped modern

Trump Blasts Affordability As Democrat Scam, Vows Lower Prices

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

President Trump tore into the word “affordability,” calling it a Democratic talking point rather than a real solution, and used a recent cabinet meeting to argue his policies are already lowering prices. He pointed to

Osbournes Defend Ozzy, Hit Back At Roger Waters With Official Merch

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

The Osbourne family answered Roger Waters’ public insults with a sharp, deliberately provocative counterpunch: limited-edition merch that lampoons the Pink Floyd cofounder and celebrates Ozzy in a way only his clan would approve. What started

Court Files Show Afghan Accused Killed National Guard Soldier, Jailed

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

The charging documents spell out a brutal, targeted attack on National Guard members in Washington, D.C., and point to serious failures in how the suspect entered the country. Video and witness accounts show the attacker

Rand Paul Warns Trump Strikes Could Drag America Into Venezuela War

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

Sen. Rand Paul warned that recent U.S. strikes against suspected drug boats risk pushing America into a broader confrontation with Venezuela, arguing for caution and clear limits on military action. He criticized moves that could

Influencer Gives Machetes, Alcohol To Homeless, Calls For Arrests

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

Influencer Keith Castillo, known online as “povwolfy,” filmed himself handing out dangerous items and alcohol to people living on the street, sparking outrage and a broader debate about accountability, charity, and the incentives of social

White House Defends ICE, Rebukes Sabrina Carpenter Complaint

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

The White House and pop star Sabrina Carpenter traded public barbs after the administration used a clip featuring her song in a video about ICE deportations, sparking a swift, blunt reply from a White House

Biden, Corporations Opened Refugee Route That Admitted Alleged Shooter

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

The Biden administration partnered with major corporations to expedite a refugee pathway meant for Afghan allies, a program that critics say broadened beyond its original intent and ultimately admitted the man alleged to have shot

Rival Militia Thanks Trump, Warns Hamas Rebuilding During Ceasefire

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

A Gaza militia leader who split from Hamas says the temporary pause in fighting has given the terror group room to regroup, and he publicly thanked former President Donald Trump for moves that have squeezed

Thomas Exposes NJ Democrats, No Basis To Probe Pro-Life Center

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

Supreme Court scrutiny landed squarely on New Jersey officials after Justice Clarence Thomas pressed state counsel to admit there was no consumer complaint justifying a sweeping subpoena of donors to a pro-life pregnancy center. The

Miley Cyrus Engaged To Maxx Morando, Embraces Family Values

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

Miley Cyrus and Maxx Morando have quietly moved their relationship into a new chapter after four years together, with a red carpet sighting sparking engagement confirmation and plenty of attention on a show-stopping ring. Reports

Stefanik Vows To Oppose NDAA Unless Johnson Restores Intel Measure

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

House Republican Elise Stefanik publicly accused Speaker Mike Johnson of protecting the so-called deep state after a dispute over an intelligence-related provision expected to be attached to the year-end defense bill, and she warned she

FBI Hunts Suspects After Stockton Birthday Shooting Kills Four

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

A deadly shooting at a Stockton banquet hall during a toddler’s birthday party left four people dead and more than a dozen wounded, and investigators say the attack looked targeted rather than random. The mother

Michael Dell Pledges $6.25 Billion To Fund Trump Investment Accounts

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

Michael and Susan Dell just put real money behind President Trump’s Invest America plan, pledging $6.25 billion to seed accounts for 25 million children and boost ownership and prosperity for families across lower-income ZIP codes.

Anti-Trump Psyop Collapses, Conservatives Demand Accountability

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

This piece takes apart a recent anti-Trump push by Democrats that unraveled in public, tracks the muddled media narrative about a strike on a Venezuelan drug boat, and connects both to a disturbing attack on

H-1B Program Enables Corporate Layoffs, Hurts American Workers

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

American tech workers say they were sold a promise: learn to code, earn a degree, and you’ll land a stable, lucrative career. Instead many now face layoffs, stalled job searches and a feeling that the

Pregnancy Centers Defend Donor Privacy, Supreme Court Weighs Platkin

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

This piece argues that pregnancy centers do essential, life-affirming work and are being targeted by partisan officials who weaponize regulation against them. It lays out the legal stakes in First Choice Women’s Resource Centers, Inc.

Sen Mark Kelly Faces Pentagon Probe After Urging Troops To Disobey

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

Thomas English of Media Madness slammed Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly after Kelly appeared in a video urging service members to disobey “illegal” orders, prompting a Pentagon investigation into possible misconduct. This piece looks at the

Pro Trump Group Pushes Federal AI Standard, Urges Congress

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

Building America’s Future, a pro-Trump nonprofit, is running a major ad campaign pushing Congress to adopt a single federal standard for AI rather than a patchwork of state laws. The group says a national rule

Walz Blamed For Enabling Massive Social Services Fraud

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

The state employees’ allegations paint a dire picture: whistleblowers say systemic fraud bled Minnesota dry and that Governor Tim Walz’s leadership helped shield the wrongdoing. Federal prosecutors are already chasing schemes tied to over a

Eagles Fans Egg Offensive Coordinator Home, Authorities Investigate

David Gregoire December 2, 2025

The piece describes how fans of the Philadelphia Eagles responded to a disappointing loss by egging the suburban home of the team’s offensive coordinator, outlines the team’s offensive struggles, notes police are investigating the vandalism,