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Who is Really President? Hint, it’s Not Crooked Joe by Jeff Crouere

Yes, Joe Biden is the 46th President of the United States and enjoys all the benefits of the office, including travel on Air Force One and Secret Service protection. He assumed the office after a controversial and contested election employing a “basement” campaign strategy with few events and media interviews. Since his inauguration, his mental […]

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A Republican Church Committee? by Cliff Kincaid

You are hearing a lot about a “Republican Church Committee” that will uncover “the weaponization of government” against conservatives. We are being promised the “unveiling” of FBI, CIA, and other federal agency abuses. But some of the new popular conservative commentators do not understand the damage done by the Church Committee, and who its chairman,

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GOP Rebels Deserve Credit for First Week Success by Jeff Crouere

While the House of Representatives were using fifteen ballots to elect Congressman Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) as Speaker, some Republican politicians and commentators grew impatient. Their anger was directed at the twenty Freedom Caucus members who refused to immediately support McCarthy for House Speaker. The criticism flowed from the usual suspects in the Democratic Party, but

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DeSantis Shows Republicans the Way to Win by Jeff Crouere

Over the past few decades, very few real fighters have been in positions of power in the Republican Party. Exceptions to this rule were tremendous leaders such as Ronald Reagan, Newt Gingrich, and Donald Trump who were accomplished and effective in their roles. As both a candidate and President, Trump was especially successful as a

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With GOP Leaders Like McConnell, Who Needs Enemies? by Jeff Crouere

On Thursday, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) publicly complained about the “quality” of GOP Senate candidates. He declared that a Republican U.S. Senate majority was not likely. At a Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce luncheon, McConnell claimed, “I think there’s probably a greater likelihood the House flips than the Senate.” Why does he believe

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