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What may change? 42 Muslim Candidates won races in local, state, and judicial offices.

In the span of one election, CAIR’s decades-long blueprint for political domination has come to life.

What may change? 42 Muslim Candidates won races in local, state, and judicial offices.

Look for celebrations like, Christmas, Easter, Fourth of July to be eliminated or scaled back. Look for Muslim religious holidays and Sharia law. And finally look for crazy rulings from the bench.

What states? New York, Virginia, Michigan, New Jersey, Maryland, Washington, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and sadly Ohio. The list includes five mayors, four state legislators, two judges, and dozens of city council, county, and school board members.

Among the most prominent victories:

Zohran K. Mamdani (New York City, NY) — the first Muslim mayor of New York City, a self-described socialist who campaigned on housing reform, police defunding, and immigrant rights.

Ghazala Hashmi (Virginia) — the first Muslim lieutenant governor in U.S. history and the first Muslim woman ever elected statewide.

Abdullah Hammoud (Dearborn, MI) and Mo Baydoun (Dearborn Heights, MI) — mayors of Michigan’s two largest Muslim-majority cities.

Faizul Kabir (College Park, MD) — software engineer turned activist, now mayor.

Ted Green (East Orange, NJ) — reelected with CAIR Action backing.

Adam Alharbi (Hamtramck, MI) — officially certified November 9, 2025, winning the state’s closest race and ensuring Hamtramck remains under Muslim leadership.

Ajmeri Hoque (Franklin County, OH) and Soma S. Syed (New York) — newly elected judges.
Yusef Salaam (New York City Council, District 9) — one of the “Exonerated Five,” now a major progressive voice in city politics.

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JPMorgan Chase Launches $1.5 Trillion Plan to Boost American Manufacturing Critical to National Security. MAGA.

JPMorgan Chase Launches $1.5 Trillion Plan to Boost American Manufacturing Critical to National Security. MAGA.

JPMorgan Chase Launches $1.5 Trillion Plan to Boost American Manufacturing Critical to National Security. MAGA.

A few years back one of the lurkers on this website wrote that they wrote about the economy but didn’t know anything about the economy. Well, this person wrote the other day that it must not be true that there would be 17 trillion dollars in investments because they didn’t start the day after the President made the announcement. I guess this loon will now call this article a lie because JP Morgan didn’t do this the next day.

This from an op-ed in the WSJ.

JPMorgan Chase on Monday launched a $1.5 trillion initiative to ensure America’s resiliency in key industries such as rare earth minerals and artificial intelligence.

“America remains the bastion of freedom and, equally important, the arsenal of democracy. Our own security is predicated on a strong and resilient domestic economy, which guarantees our ability to build, innovate and to maintain the most capable military in the world. Global peace and world order depend on it,” Jamie Dimon, the chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase, wrote in an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal.

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Still winning. W20-L3. At the Supreme Court.

The U.S. Supreme Court's term, which began Monday, will mostly focus on the president's powers. Andrew Harnik/Getty Images

Still winning. W20-L3. At the Supreme Court.
According to NPR.
By the end of last week, the court had granted 20 of Trump’s requests to block lower court orders opposed by the administration. In contrast, the court ruled against the administration in these emergency cases just three times.

More Supreme Court news.

After months of emergency orders delaying final decisions, the Supreme Court is back in session and will hear arguments involving some of President Donald Trump’s most controversial executive orders.

In one case, the Justices will consider whether Trump’s tariffs are constitutional, debating whether it’s within his power to use the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose import taxes. A decision will likely impact massive amounts of money involved in trade, according to experts.

In other cases, the Supreme Court will determine the limit of the president’s power to fire members of the Federal Trade Commission and the Federal Reserve.

“Whether the FTC will hold up, and the betting odds are that it will not, then the question becomes what other agencies will go down with it?” Alan Morrison, a George Washington University Law professor, said.

The Trump administration is asking the court to allow the president to remove transgender markers from passports as well, and it’s likely his effort to end birthright citizenship will come before the court again this term.

Other than the cases involving the president, the court is also taking up other notable issues this term. One of those will be seen Tuesday, as the court considers whether a Colorado law against conversion therapy for LGBTQ+ people is constitutional. A number of states have similar laws.

The Supreme Court will also take up cases from West Virginia and Idaho banning transgender athletes in school sports.

There are high-profile election cases, too, like whether Louisiana’s congressional map is drawn to prevent minorities from being represented and a petition to loosen rules on how candidates and political action committees, or PACs, can spend campaign money.

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Short and sweet. Here’s how you shut up a White Progressive Supremacist..

Shut her up. Credit: MSNBC Morning Joe screenshot

Short and sweet. Here’s how you shut up a White Progressive Supremacist.

Homan appeared on “Morning Joe” to discuss ICE’s efforts to enforce immigration law and how the administration is deciding which illegals to deport first. Co-host Mika Brzezinski immediately began smearing the agency for supposedly “disappearing people” and making excuses for illegals breaking the law, which infuriated Homan.

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How stupid are they? Appeals court rules that probation employees can be fired.

Beating down the local yokel judges.

How stupid are they? Appeals court rules that probation employees can be fired.

19 blue state employees found a traffic court judge who ruled that probationary employees can’t be fired. The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, in a 2-1 decision, said the 19 blue states did not have the legal standing to sue the Trump Administration over mass firings.

These are federal employees and those are 19 state AG’S. Of course they have no standing. The first judge should have known that.

US District Judge James Bredar, an Obama appointee, said the Trump Administration cannot conduct massive layoffs without warning the workers.

“When the federal government terminates large numbers of its employees, including those still on probation because they were recently hired or promoted, it must follow certain rules,” the judge wrote in a 56-page order. “Some of those rules are intended to help states manage the consequences of sudden, mass layoffs.”

In April, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals cleared the way for President Trump to fire thousands of probationary workers and heard arguments in the Spring.

On Monday, the Virginia-based Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals finally dismissed the lawsuit against the Trump Administration.

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Defeating Lawfare. FTC dismisses case against Grand Canyon Education.

Grand Canyon wins.

Defeating Lawfare. FTC dismisses case against Grand Canyon Education.

In its initial lawsuit against the company, university, and its president, Brian Mueller, the FTC accuses the company of engaging in deceptive advertising, violating telemarketing rules, and falsely marketing itself as a non-profit entity.

In return, Grand Canyon Education (NASDAQ:LOPE) accused the Federal Trade Commission under the Biden Administration as acting under a “broader ideological agenda,” and “attempting to “undermine a thriving Christian university” by tying up the company’s resources with “fishing expeditions requesting voluminous amounts of inflation in hopes of uncovering wrongdoing.”

The FTC dropped its lawsuit against the company in the wake of recent court decisions favoring Grand Canyon, including the Department of Education’s reversal of a $37.7 million Title IV fine related to postsecondary degrees and the U.S. District Court of Arizona’s dismissal of the FTC’s case. Additionally, the Internal Revenue Service confirmed that Grand Canyon University (NASDAQ:LOPE) was properly classified as a 501 (c)(3) non-profit entity.

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Short and Sweet. Trump is loved by those who count.

Short and Sweet. Trump is loved by those who count.

Let’s be realistic. Donald Trump will not be canonized as a saint. But his accomplishments will live forever.

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Now on to the Private Sector. Trump Can End Federal Worker Union Bargaining.

The art of winning.

Now on to the Private Sector. Trump Can End Federal Worker Union Bargaining.

A three-judge panel of the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals put on hold an injunction issued by a lower court judge that had been obtained by six unions including the American Federation of Government Employees.

U.S. District Judge James Donato in San Francisco in June had issued the injunction blocking 21 agencies from implementing Trump’s March executive order exempting many federal agencies from obligations to bargain with unions.

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Another great win. Who cares what a traffic court judge says.

Another great decision.

Another great win. Who cares what a traffic court judge says.

In a 6-3 decision, the US Supreme Court on Monday allowed the Trump Administration to resume deporting illegal aliens to ‘third-party’ countries. This means the Trump Administration’s effort to deport criminal aliens to South Sudan is back on.

The Supreme Court granted the Trump Administration’s emergency application and paused Judge Brian Murphy’s order blocking the third-country removals. Judge Murphy says he doesn’t care what the Supreme Court ruled. He wants the illegals back here so they can vote in the midterms.

On Monday evening, Judge Murphy ignored the US Supreme Court and said his previous order remains in effect.

“The Court’s May 21, 2025, Order on Remedy remains in full force and effect, notwithstanding today’s stay of the Preliminary Injunction,” Murphy said. Murphy said he only recognizes the dissent and not the majority opinion.

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I love winning. Democrat challenge to Trump suffers major blow.

President Donald Trump speaks during an "Invest in America" roundtable with business leaders at the White House, Monday, June 9, 2025, in Washington. © Evan Vucci/AP

I love winning. Democrat challenge to Trump suffers major blow.

Another court case and another win. U.S. District Judge Amir Ali dismissed a lawsuit from the Democratic National Committee targeting a number of Trump’s many executive orders Tuesday.

Specifically, this DNC lawsuit claimed that some of Trump’s executive orders would erode the Federal Election Commission’s independence. The FEC had pledged to remain independent, had received no directive from the White House to change its practices and vowed to abide by the law. Without evidence undermining those promises, Ali said he was compelled to dismiss the suit.

Given those assurances, Ali said, the Democratic committees needed to “point to a concrete basis for [the] conclusion” that the FEC’s independence had been undermined or facing a looming threat of such interference.

“They have not done so here,” he concluded.

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