AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker Blog) - James Talarico and the Democrat candidates who lie to win
By Andrea Widburg James Talarico is the most obvious example, but he’s certainly not the only one.
AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker Blog) - Dan Goldman, degenerate politician
By J.R. Dunn Goldman is all too typical of the current run of Democrat in his sleaziness, malice, and spite, and in not having enough of any of those qualities to satisfy his constituents.
AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker Blog) - Win or lose, Democrats will keep going hard left
By DC Larson Radicals may be relatively scant in number, but longtime rank-and-file Democrat voters can be expected to endorse anyone whose name is followed by a D.
AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker Blog) - Hawkish Warsh disobeyed Trump
By Noel S. Williams Is Kevin Warsh going to be a disappointing appointment for President Trump?
AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker Blog) - What's going on in Minnesota?
By Silvio Canto, Jr. Minnesota in play for the GOP?
AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker Blog) - Mark Ruffalo learns about genocide
By Bruce Portnoy It's more than just another word.
JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - State election officials retain 2024 ballots after DOJ notice
In a Sept. 4 email, Nevada officials asked counties to retain the records indefinitely, and New Hampshire told municipalities to maintain 2024 ballots until further notice.
STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - Grassley Files: FBI Agent Compared Musk’s X Post to Hillary’s Private Server
Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley released another set of FBI records at Tuesday’s oversight hearing with FBI Director Kash Patel. The files show weaponized advocacy: line agents pressing to open and join politically charged cases. FBI leadership has long said agents do not pick their targets. The newest file says they did. It is a […] The post Grassley Files: FBI Agent Compared Musk’s X Post to Hillary’s Private Server appeared first on StoneZone .
Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley released another set of FBI records at Tuesday’s oversight hearing with FBI Director Kash Patel. The files show weaponized advocacy: line agents pressing to open and join politically charged cases. FBI leadership has long said agents do not pick their targets. The newest file says they did. It is a February 22, 2025 email from Special Agent Kevin Gounaud. He wanted a “58 matter,” FBI code for public corruption, on Elon Musk and the OPM official behind Musk’s request that federal workers list five things they did last week. Gounaud wrote that the official, “in conspiracy with Elon Musk,” had pushed “thousands if not tens of thousands of government employees to violate government…Open
STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - Crooks Was Spiraling. “Lone Nut” Is An Excuse.
New FBI documents turned over to the Senate show people around wannabe Trump assassin Thomas Crooks saw the engine seize before Butler. He talked to himself. He paced at night. He danced for hours. A coworker said it happened two or three times a week. Someone confronted him about a jug of liquid he claimed […] The post Crooks Was Spiraling. “Lone Nut” Is An Excuse. appeared first on StoneZone .
New FBI documents turned over to the Senate show people around wannabe Trump assassin Thomas Crooks saw the engine seize before Butler. He talked to himself. He paced at night. He danced for hours. A coworker said it happened two or three times a week. Someone confronted him about a jug of liquid he claimed was truck cleaner and watched his ears go red. He denied hearing voices. The behavior still read like a man coming apart. Former FBI agent Jonathan Gilliam said the file looks like a manic, even delusional spiral — and that the motive investigation should not be closed. Crooks took firearm courses in the spring of 2024. He was seen at a Pennsylvania gun shop with two other men buying ammunition. He shopped online until a site would…Open
NEWSNATIONNOW (Miranda Nazzaro and The Hill) - Washington balks at giving AI firms waiver to create safety standard
Congress has failed repeatedly to pass AI regulations for years, but some lawmakers are balking at the idea of technology companies taking the lead amid Washington's inaction.