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Wisconsin is proof why mass absentee ballot mailing needs to be done away with.

Wisconsin is proof why mass absentee ballot mailing needs to be done away with.

80,000 people already voted in Wisconsin but now the Democrats want to eliminate those votes and have the 80,000 vote again. A Wisconsin judge on Wednesday blocked Democratic voters from recasting absentee ballots in the state’s gubernatorial primary after a series of candidate withdrawals and reentries.

The Democrats aren’t happy with who was left so they want a revote.

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No Virginia, It wasn’t a software glitch that registered the 6,600 undocumented to vote.

No Virginia, it wasn’t a software glitch that registered the 6,600 undocumented to vote.

We saw that the NJ governor claimed a software glitch caused 6,600 undocumented to vote. But the software company showed where they had marked the 6,600 who claimed they weren’t citizens when they applied for a driver’s license. The state still registered them to vote.

“The 6,600 records submitted to the [Motor Vehicle Commission] and Division of Elections contained correct information according to the design specifications as set out by the state,” Lisa Shoemaker, a spokesperson for IDEMIA, told The Post on Wednesday.

“All 6,600 individuals indicated ‘Yes’ to wanting to register to vote and ‘NO’ to being a US Citizen,” she added.

 

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Biden Cartel Biden Pandemic Economy

The reason people feel like inflation is high. Bidens price increases never came down.

The reason people feel like inflation is high. Bidens price increases never came down.

When inflation went to 9.1% in 2022, prices jumped sharply. When inflation fell back to 3%, prices stayed at that higher level.

  • Permanent 20–25% higher grocery prices
  • Permanent higher rent and mortgages
  • Permanent higher energy costs

 

 

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How California fixes its smog and wildfire problems.

How California fixes its smog and wildfire problems.

Sounds crazy and expensive, but the cost is worth the savings.

The best current science says California would spend on the order of $60–80 billion over time to thin forests, use more prescribed fire, and harden homes. In return, every $1 spent on those treatments avoids about $3.75 in wildfire damages, in a landscape where annual losses run $185–540 billion. In simple terms: serious wildfire mitigation pays for itself several times over.

ScenarioCost (billions $)Savings (billions $)Net benefit (billions $)
Low estimate60225+165
High estimate80300+220

So even at the conservative end, California would come out ahead by $165–220 billion over time.

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Sorry Virginia, but your brand of socialism is communism.

Sorry Virginia, but your brand of socialism is communism.

I’m sure you’ve seen where leftists are claiming that their brand of socialism is no different than European socialism. They even got what they think is a mainstream name for it. Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). Below is what DSA stands for.

DSA Platform — Core Positions (Unbiased Summary)

1. Abolish the Presidency & Supreme Court

DSA’s constitutional reform plank calls for:

  • Abolishing the presidency
  • Abolishing the Supreme Court
  • Replacing them with a unicameral legislature
  • Creating worker‑controlled democratic institutions

2. Abolish the Electoral College

Replace it with direct democracy and proportional systems.

3. Socialized Economy

  • Public ownership of major industries
  • Worker‑controlled enterprises
  • End private profit in essential sectors (energy, healthcare, housing)

4. Medicare for All

A fully socialized, single‑payer system.

5. Abolish ICE & End Immigration Enforcement Regime

  • Open pathways to citizenship
  • End deportations
  • Decriminalize border crossing

6. Defund / Abolish Police & Prisons (varies by chapter)

National DSA supports:

  • “Defund police”
  • Ending “carceral systems”
  • Community‑based alternatives

7. Anti‑Capitalist Foreign Policy

  • Oppose U.S. military aid to Israel
  • Support BDS
  • Oppose NATO expansion
  • Reduce U.S. global military footprint

8. Green New Deal (maximalist version)

  • Ban fossil fuels
  • Nationalize energy
  • 100% public renewable infrastructure

9. Housing as a Human Right

  • National rent control
  • Social housing
  • End private landlordism (long‑term goal)

10. Labor & Unions

  • Sectoral bargaining
  • Card‑check unionization
  • Worker ownership of firms

This is the official DSA platform, not media framing.

🟦 Which Democrats Support Parts of the DSA Platform? (No bias, no spin)

DSA is not part of the Democratic Party. But some elected Democrats overlap with parts of the platform.

✔️ DSA‑endorsed Democrats (actual members or endorsed candidates)

These individuals have run as Democrats but are ideologically aligned with DSA:

  • Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez (NY) – DSA member
  • Rashida Tlaib (MI) – DSA member
  • Cori Bush (MO) – DSA member
  • Jamaal Bowman (NY) – formerly endorsed
  • Summer Lee (PA) – endorsed
  • Greg Casar (TX) – endorsed
  • Zohran Mamdani (NY) – endorsed (state level)
  • Julia Salazar (NY) – endorsed (state level)

These are the only federal‑level Democrats with formal DSA ties.

✔️ Democrats who support parts of the DSA platform

These Democrats are not DSA members, but support some overlapping policies:

  • Bernie Sanders – democratic socialist; aligns on Medicare for All, labor, GND
  • Elizabeth Warren – aligns on economic regulation, labor, housing
  • Ilhan Omar – aligns on foreign policy, policing, immigration
  • Pramila Jayapal – aligns on Medicare for All, labor
  • Mark Pocan – aligns on labor, healthcare
  • Ro Khanna – aligns on antitrust, labor, foreign policy restraint

What say you?

 

 

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Here’s why states are hiding their voter rolls.

Here’s why states are hiding their voter rolls.

I’ve repeated it numerous times, a loon from Northern California claiming that after checking all fifty states there was only one case of voter fraud and it was a Republican. Not one undocumented person voted according to this person. (Yeah, same person who couldn’t hold down a job making coffee).

The Trump Justice Department has secured about two dozen noncitizen voting arrests, prosecutions or convictions in the last few months alone, with about another 90 more cases under investigation, officials told Just the News. And all 50 states were sent notices this month that election officials can and will be prosecuted too if they allow noncitizens to vote.

DOJ officials have found three major problems in policing states’ voter rolls ahead of the 2026 election: there are hundreds of thousands of dead people still eligible to vote, tens of thousands of illegal aliens are on the rolls and scores of foreigners have gone beyond registering and have actually voted in a federal election, which is illegal.

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Please Virginia. Keep Graham Platner in the race.

Please Virginia. Keep Graham Platner in the race.

Let’s be honest, if the man ran in California or New York, he would be considered a hero. He’s still the darling of the left. Consider how a Nazi tattoo was not an issue. Abusing women? Standard for a Leftist male. But in Maine rapping a Leftist woman? Stop him now before we find out that’s standard practice in many blue states and cities.

But 72% of Maine Democrats voted for him. Hate groups from the left poured in millions to back this leftist commoner. Please let him stay in.

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FBI intercepted communications of Newsom administration officials, California political players.

FBI intercepted communications of Newsom administration officials, California political players.

The LA Times is reporting verified facts about an FBI wiretap operation. Current and former members of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration were among the dozens of Sacramento insiders who received FBI letters in recent days notifying them that their phone calls, texts or other electronic communications had been intercepted as part of the federal corruption case tied to Dana Williamson and two additional longtime Democratic operatives.

The notifications are routine in wiretap investigations once surveillance ends, but the letters set off a wave of panic across California’s political power structure. Other media sources are going a step further.

The FBI had a mole inside Gov. Gavin Newsom’s political orbit before the agency’s corruption probe expanded into the governor and his wife, The Post has learned.

Democrat insider Alexis Podesta, 45, secretly recorded conversations during the criminal probe into Newsom’s then-chief of staff, Dana Williamson, 53, who pleaded guilty to federal fraud and tax charges in May, according to Williamson’s attorney.

 

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What the MLB gets wrong about Divisive Groups.

What the MLB gets wrong about Divisive Groups.

I’m glad that the MLB found its moral compass and decided that they would not fine the ball players who put bible quotes on their hats that supported a divisive group that many find offensive.

Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred told Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., that San Francisco Giants players who wrote Bible verse references on their Pride Night hats will not face fines or discipline over the incident, while defending the league’s uniform policy at the center of the controversy.

Manfred said the purpose of the rule is to prevent players from becoming messengers for political or social issues while in uniform, because many messages can offend some portion of the fan base, even if that is not the player’s intent.

Doesn’t the Commissioner realize that featuring a group like the Alphabet group offends many who are baseball fans?

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So why are the Governors wife’s nonprofits being investigated? State employee whistleblowers.

So why are the Governors wife’s nonprofits being investigated? State employee whistleblowers.

Yesterday the Governor of California claimed that Trump took a page out of the Biden DOJ and was going after him and his wife. What he left out was the fact that California state employees from multiple departments came forward.

  • Employees of the California Department of Justice (CA DOJ)
  • Employees inside the California Governor’s Office
  • Employees connected to state‑funded programs that interacted with her nonprofits.
  • Why not go to state agencies?
    • Whistleblowers believed state leadership would not investigate itself.
    • Some feared retaliation if they reported internally.
    • Several said they had already raised concerns inside state agencies and nothing happened.

    This mirrors the pattern seen in other California scandals (EDD fraud, DMV contracting, etc.): state employees warn internally → warnings ignored → feds step in.

    What the whistleblowers provided

    Federal investigators reportedly received:

    • Internal emails
    • Financial documents
    • Communications between state agencies and Siebel Newsom’s nonprofits
    • Testimony about how grants, contracts, or tax‑related filings were handled

    This is why the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Sacramento — not the State of California — is running the investigation.

  • CaseWho Was InvolvedConnection to NewsomType of Misconduct AllegedWho InvestigatedIndicted?Convicted?
    Siebel Newsom Nonprofit InvestigationJennifer Siebel Newsom’s nonprofits; state‑employee whistleblowersIndirect — nonprofits run by governor’s spouse; staff interviewed as witnessesTax‑related activity; nonprofit financial questionsFederal DOJ / U.S. Attorney (Sacramento)No (no one indicted)No
    Governor’s Office Staff (related to nonprofit probe)Former staff interviewedOnly as witnesses; no wrongdoing allegedNone — administrative involvement onlyFederal DOJNoNo
    Shawn Kumagai Federal Bribery CaseShawn Kumagai, Dublin councilmember & Assembly candidateEndorsed by Newsom, but not staff, not campaign employeeFederal bribery / pay‑to‑play allegationsFederal DOJYesPending
    CHP Officer Assigned to Newsom’s Security DetailCHP officer (not political staff)Assigned to governor’s security detail; personal conductWeapons & drug‑related chargesLocal & state law enforcementYesPending / varies by case
    EDD Fraud Whistleblower CasesEDD employeesNo direct link to Newsom personallyMassive unemployment fraud; ignored internal warningsFederal DOJ, DOL‑OIG, FBIYes (contractors & fraudsters)Yes (multiple)
    DMV Real ID Contracting ScandalDMV employeesNo direct link to Newsom personallyContracting irregularities; mismanagementFederal auditors (Real ID is federally regulated)No (internal failures, not criminal)No
    High‑Speed Rail Whistleblower CasesCA High‑Speed Rail Authority staffNo direct link to Newsom personallyFalsified timelines, cost inflation, mismanagementFederal Railroad AdministrationNo (mismanagement, not criminal)No
    Caltrans Safety & Contracting WhistleblowersCaltrans engineers & inspectorsNo direct link to Newsom personallyFraudulent testing; unsafe constructionFederal Highway Administration & DOJYes (contractors)Yes
    California Prison System (CDCR) Civil‑Rights CasesCorrectional officers & medical staffNo direct link to Newsom personallyAbuse, falsified reports, civil‑rights violationsFederal DOJ (Civil Rights Division)Some (case‑specific)Some

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