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The Stones Cry Out: D’Souza’s Take on Faith, Evidence, and Politics [Video]

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God’s Last Warning – Dinesh D’Souza

God’s Last Warning – Dinesh D’SouzaGreg Hunter – Filmmaker and best-selling author Dinesh D’Souza says America is under attack from evil demons. He warned about it on USAW more than 10 years ago. Fast forward to today, and you can see the see evil still trying to take over with voter rolls that Dems use to cheat their candidates into office.

D’Souza says, “Voter rolls are obsolete. They are padded with people who are no longer alive or no longer live in that state. This allows all kinds of opportunities for all kinds of fraud. Democrats in the Blue states always fight when you want to clean up the voter rolls. They act like that is some sort of voter suppression, but the reason they fight against it is because they are the party of cheating.” Continue reading →

Texas Closed Primaries: The Battle Over Party Autonomy

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The Establishment Is Trying To Kill The Closed Primary And Gov. Abbott Is Letting Them Do It

Alexander Muse – Ken Paxton’s rout of John Cornyn in the May runoff should have settled a long argument inside the Republican Party of Texas. Grassroots conservatives, the same voters who delivered 72.74% support for a closed-primary ballot proposition in March 2024 and 92.38% support at the state convention that summer, had just demonstrated that they, and not the donor class, decide who carries the Republican banner in this state.

Governor Abbott read the returns. According to multiple sources, Abbott concluded that he needed to get right with the grassroots on the closed primary, and he moved quickly. He convinced Secretary of State Jane Nelson, who was actively fighting the Republican Party of Texas in federal court over the issue, to step down. Her office announced her departure on June 2. Continue reading →

The Fallout of Platner: Democrats’ Push for Maine and Power

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Post-Platner Politics: The Democrats Fight for Wales After Shedding Their Values

Post-Platner Politics: The Democrats Fight for Wales After Shedding Their ValuesJonathan Turley – This week, Democrats are fighting to keep Maine after shedding their morals.

The controversy in Maine over Graham Platner was a modern remake of the scene from “A Man for All Seasons” in which Sir Thomas More confronts Richard Rich, a former protege who lied in court to secure his conviction in exchange for being named attorney general of Wales. As Rich passes by, More asks: “For Wales? Why, Richard, it profits a man nothing to give his soul for the whole world … but for Wales!”

For Democrats, they might not even have Wales to show for their “profit.” Continue reading →

2026 Evidence Shows Democrats Want to End Elections

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Rush Saw It Coming. The 2026 Evidence Is Hard To Ignore.

Rush Saw It Coming. The 2026 Evidence Is Hard To Ignore.Alexander Muse – On October 1, 2020, 33 days before a presidential election and a little more than four months before his death, Rush Limbaugh told his audience that the Democratic Party wanted to end elections. Even sympathetic listeners winced. It sounded like the kind of thing a broadcaster says in October. But Rush was making a claim with actual content, and it deserves to be stated carefully, because stated carefully it turns out to be testable.

He did not say Democrats would cancel voting days. He said the party had grown weary of elections as such, weary of needing the approval of people it holds in contempt, and that given the means it would go on holding elections while working to make the outcomes independent of persuasion.

I wrote a post titled, “Rush Limbaugh Was Right: Democrats Want to End Elections” that the evidence had begun to confirm him. The 2026 midterm season has now supplied something better than evidence. It has supplied the controlled experiment. Continue reading →

A New Deal for Presidents? Court Reaffirms Executive Power

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A New Deal for Presidents? Supreme Court Overturns Humphrey’s Executor and Reaffirms Executive Power

A New Deal for Presidents? Supreme Court Overturns Humphrey’s Executor and Reaffirms Executive PowerJonathan Turley – On Monday, Donald Trump sealed one of the most lasting parts of his legacy. In Trump v. Slaughter, the Court reaffirmed and reinforced the authority of presidents to determine who will carry out the functions of the Executive Branch. In so doing, the Court overruled one of the long-standing limits of presidential power in Humphrey’s Executor v. United States.

Humphrey’s Executor is hardly a household name. Yet the demise of the 1935 case represents a seismic shift in the balance of power within our constitutional system.

In this case, the court decided that President Trump had the right to fire Rebecca Slaughter, a commissioner of the Federal Trade Commission.

For decades, scholars and jurists have questioned where the Court found the authority for Congress to create a hybrid creature like the FTC — part legislative and part executive, with officials protected from removal by a president. Continue reading →