Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Message from Senator Scott

The generation coming of age today has inherited Washington’s failures and is paying for them every day.

"They’re walking into a world where the starter home their parents bought doesn’t exist for them anymore. They’re abandoning the idea of having children because they simply cannot afford it.

More young Americans are following socialists like Zohran Mamdani because the status quo has failed and they’re desperate for change. But we must be clear that socialism isn’t the answer, it only leads to ruin in the end. If this country turns towards socialism, the American Dream will not exist for young people today, our kids, or our grandkids.

Instead of holding government accountable, politicians in Washington have armed a $40 trillion debt bomb by massively expanding the federal government. We’re only one economic crisis away from exploding. While promising to lower prices, Congress keeps approving massive government spending bills, causing prices and interest rates to skyrocket for the same voters we promised to lower prices for.

We need to blow up the status quo in Washington to lower prices, fuel private-sector job creation and return to the American freedom that gave me and the generations before me the chance to succeed. That means doing three things:
  1. Balancing the federal budget.
  2. Cutting government regulations.
  3. Creating private-sector jobs.
Senator Rick Scott

The Democrats' Radical Agenda will begin in January

The countdown is on. The Left will soon take control of Congress, unleashing its radical agenda upon America

And if we don't act, the consequences for America will be enormous.

Consider the Left's plan for America:

• Impeach conservatives and President Trump.

• Pack the Supreme Court with four additional Justices.

• Reinstate Roe v. Wade nationwide.

• Implement socialism.

• Expand infanticide and live-birth abortion state by state.

• Eradicate the Electoral College.

Source: ACLJ

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Monday, November 9, 2026

Evening Sky 11-9-26

Roger Stone needed two words to explain why President Trump picked Stephen Miller as his new chief of staff: “wartime consigliere.”

Miller’s allies make the case that his experience driving immigration policy and defending executive action is exactly what Trump needs with a Democrat Congress preparing investigations.

Critics see a different risk: putting Miller’s agenda front and center could further alienate voters who recoiled from the administration’s enforcement tactics.

The job now tests a different set of skills. Miller has spent years pushing the White House to move faster. Now he has to make the whole place move together. [Roger Stone]

Good Night, Patriots! Stephen Miller is the perfect choice...couldn't be better.

Lawsuit dismissed in California on counting illegal ballots

DOJ ends lawsuit aimed at sequestering California ballots tied to alleged noncitizens

The Justice Department dropped its bid to hold roughly 20,000 California ballots allegedly sent to noncitizens after the state mixed them with lawful votes, leaving no way to verify status before the count finished.

Federal prosecutors moved Friday to voluntarily dismiss the mid-October lawsuit that had sought to stop California from counting those ballots until immigration status could be checked. By then, state election officials said roughly 9 million ballots were already processed, with nearly 5 million still left.

NBC News reported that the Department of Justice told the court the relief it needed was gone. Once ballots are processed in California, they are completely anonymized. Officials said the challenged ballots would be irreparably mixed with lawful ones by the time of a scheduled hearing about a week later.

The motion put the core problem in plain language:
"The relief the United States sought and needed is no longer available, rendering voluntary dismissal necessary."
That filing closed a short, high-stakes fight over whether federal authorities could force the nation’s largest state to set aside suspected noncitizen ballots before they vanished into the larger pile. California had already mailed ballots to all 23 million registered voters when the suit was filed in mid-October, and hundreds of thousands were already being processed.

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Victor Davis Hanson on Mid-Terms

Trump’s Next Two Years Can Be His Greatest; He Must Leave His Party’s Excuses Behind

Donald Trump should enter January ready to govern with confidence.

Last Tuesday the Democrat Party captured both the House and the Senate, then joined its willing accomplices in the drive-by media in spending the week composing his political obituary.

They mistake a congressional majority for control of the presidency. Chuck Schumer will run the Senate calendar and Hakeem Jeffries will hold the House gavel. Neither will inherit the executive branch, its lawful authority, or the money already appropriated for Trump’s priorities.

His agenda never depended on a Republican Congress that, for most of two years, acted like an obstacle wearing an ally’s uniform. Chasing 218 House votes and 60 Senate votes for bills that never arrived consumed attention better spent governing.

Victor Davis Hanson identified the opportunity within days of the results: a nominal majority of 53 senators can mean 53 private vetoes. Divided government can strip those vetoes of their bargaining value.

Explosions in southern Iran

Iran Suggests Blasts Are Not US Attacks as Both Sides Report Ships Hit

Iranian media suggested explosions in southern Iran on Saturday evening were related to Iranian military activities rather than US strikes while both sides reported that shipping had been hit in or near the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran's state television said officials had not confirmed any missile strikes on Iranian territory following blasts heard in several areas, including on Qeshm Island in the strait.

President Donald Trump had hinted at renewing major attacks on Iran after last week's US midterm elections ‌but there has been no sign of a large-scale US military operation, which Iran has said it would respond to by striking US and ​Israeli targets.

Both sides have continued strikes on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, however, restricting exports of energy and other commodities vital to the world economy.

Iran's state television said the evening explosions might be related to Iranian military activity in the waterway, where Iran said ⁠two vessels had hit mines and a third had caught fire.

The US said its air force had disabled a vessel in the Gulf of Oman ​beyond the strait.

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President Donald Trump and U.S. officials confirmed that American forces conducted "minor" and defensive strikes targeting specific Iranian air defense systems and anti-aircraft devices on Queshm island, rather than destroying or launching a full-scale offensive against the entire territory.

The radical change in Texas

In Democratic Texas, the Southern Border is About to Change

Flooding the state with Hispanics radically changed the politics

Texas has spent years positioning itself at the forefront of the national crackdown on illegal immigration, but under Democratic Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa, the state could soon start moving in a different direction.

Transforming Texas into anything resembling a so-called sanctuary state would be far more complicated than changing the occupant of the governor's mansion, with Republican lawmakers, state laws and the federal government potentially limiting how far Hinojosa might wish to go.

In an interview with Newsweek, Hinojosa said she felt border security needed to happen but that there was a difference between people crossing illegally now and those who had been in the state for many years without legal status.

While Texas is home to a significant immigrant population—estimated to be around 5.4 million by the American Immigration Council, with just over 2 million without legal status—the Lone Star State in November 2026 would not be considered a sanctuary state.

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Gina Hinojosa is an American lawyer and politician who is the Governor-elect of Texas. On November 3, 2026, she won an historic victory in the Texas gubernatorial election, defeating three-term Republican incumbent Greg Abbott. When she assumes office on January 19, 2027, she will become the first Latina governor in Texas history, the third woman to hold the position, and the state's first Democratic governor in over 30 years.

There is talk now of making Texas a Sanctuary State.

Hegseth stays

Trump keeps Hegseth at the Pentagon after Iran war midterm fallout

President Trump said Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is staying put and doing a great job, brushing aside replacement talk as Republicans face Iran war fallout and Democratic probes.

President Donald Trump told reporters on Wednesday that Pete Hegseth would remain as Defense secretary (Secretary of War). He dismissed talk of a swap and said Hegseth is “doing a great job.”

The statement came as Republicans sorted through a rough midterm result and as Democrats prepared to use new power on Capitol Hill to scrutinize the Pentagon. Trump tied the Iran campaign to necessity, not politics, and left no daylight on his choice at Defense.

Hegseth has been a central figure in the eight-month war with Iran. In April he declared a “historic and overwhelming victory.” 

That record is now colliding with election math, Senate speculation in Tennessee, and a Democratic majority hungry for hearings.

Trump shuts down replacement talk

Trump’s Wednesday comments closed the public door on a personnel change at the top of the Pentagon. He did not hedge. Hegseth stays. The performance review from the commander in chief was blunt and favorable.

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Democrats goal

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Sunday, November 8, 2026

Evening Sky 11-8

President Donald Trump vowed Friday night to use his presidential veto power to block legislation from a Democratic-controlled Congress, telling conservative activists at a CPAC gathering at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida that Republicans still hold a powerful weapon despite their election setbacks.

"So we'll just get a veto, veto, veto, veto," Trump declared in his remarks, signaling that he intends to use the power of the presidency to counter Democrats' legislative agenda.

Trump also blamed the Democrats' wins in Tuesday's midterm elections for a massive stock market decline, claiming investors had reacted negatively to the prospect of Democrats in control on Capitol Hill. [Newsmax]

Good Night, Patriots!

Letitia James with a Vengeance

Letitia James vows to keep suing Trump after winning another term

New York Attorney General Letitia James pledged to “sue baby sue” after her reelection, doubling down on years of lawsuits aimed at President Trump.

Fresh off another four-year win, James told supporters at the SOMOS political conference in Puerto Rico that she is ready to put the law back to work, “both as a sword and as a shield.”

The New York Post reported that James, re-elected on Tuesday, used her Friday remarks to frame high living costs as the work of “oligarchs” and to promise more litigation ahead.

She did not sound like an official ready to narrow her targets. She sounded like one preparing another round.

Her highest-profile result was a $454 million civil judgment against Trump’s business for allegedly inflating its value. A state appeals court overturned that decision last year.

So the largest number she hung on him did not stand. The courtroom loss did not end the campaign. Days after voters gave her another term, she was in Puerto Rico promising to sue again.

Taxpayers fund that office. They also live with the signal it sends: political enemies can face years of state litigation even after a major judgment collapses on appeal.

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Sen Chris Van Hollen wants to be President

Maryland senator skips Schumer fight and tests 2028 White House waters

Sen. Chris Van Hollen ruled out a challenge to Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leader and is instead kicking the tires on a 2028 presidential run, even as incoming Democrats already reject the longtime chief.

Days after Democrats claimed control of the Senate, Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen made clear he wants no part of the leadership contest. He told Fox 5 DC he is “not looking to be the next Democratic leader” and is instead “kicking the tires” on a White House bid in 2028.

The decision lands as Senate Democrats prepare a secret-ballot vote for their leader in the coming weeks. Schumer, the 75-year-old New York senator who has run the caucus since 2017, has already said he will seek the post again.

On election night Schumer declared victory in blunt terms. "Against all odds, we Democrats have won the Senate."

Van Hollen said:
"Whoever’s going to be the next majority leader in the United States Senate needs to make clear to the caucus that he or she is going to do everything within our power to end the illegal and senseless war in Iran and do it now."
The Maryland senator has led repeated efforts to force floor votes on war-powers resolutions aimed at ending what he calls Trump’s illegal Iran war. Republicans have blocked those votes. Van Hollen is now trying to add that same priority into the job description of the next Democratic leader.

He remains in his second Senate term. By skipping the Schumer fight and floating a 2028 presidential run, he is signaling that the Senate leadership post is not his ceiling. The same caucus that just won a majority still has to settle who actually runs it. El-Sayed wants Van Hollen.

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This is the very same Senator who traveled to El Salvador in April 2025 to meet with Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland resident who had been deported to El Salvador's Center for the Confinement of Terrorism (CECOT) mega-prison.

Arrogant El-Sayed

El-Sayed Puts Hands on Reporter During Heated Clash Before Election Win

A tense exchange with a reporter put Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed under scrutiny just hours before his Senate victory was announced, according to BizPac Review. The dispute wasn’t just about refusing questions. It also involved El-Sayed placing his hands on the journalist’s shoulders.

Fox News shared footage Thursday showing El-Sayed confronting Sky News correspondent James Matthews, a British reporter based in the United States.

El-Sayed opened with a question of his own: “Are you registered to vote in the state of Michigan?”

“I’m not,” Matthews answered.

“Why would I care to have a conversation with you?” El-Sayed responded.

Matthews explained that he was a reporter. But El-Sayed continued to focus on his connection to the U.K. and placed his hands on Matthews’ shoulders, keeping them there during the exchange.
“I absolutely do not care what you think or the questions you ask!” El-Sayed said.
According to the account shared by Fox News, Matthews argued that American elections have consequences beyond the United States. The exchange escalated as El-Sayed clapped, placed his hands on Matthews’ shoulders and told him to stop “chasing” him.

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Convicted felons voted in Texas

Ken Paxton Reveals What Convicted Felons Did To Get Arrested

Over the weekend, Attorney General Ken Paxton declared that Texas felons convicted of casting ballots illegally have been taken into custody.

This action follows a tip from a concerned citizen and a strict investigation by the state's Election Integrity Unit. The arrests happened in Montgomery and Harris counties after officials found people voting while they were still on parole.

Some of those identified were confirmed to be on parole at the time they voted, rendering them ineligible. The Texas Constitution bars voting for anyone convicted of felonies until their sentences are fully completed. This includes finishing incarceration, parole, community supervision, and probation, or receiving a full pardon.

A concerned citizen reported that convicted felons allegedly voted in Harris County while they were incarcerated, on parole, or on probation. The Office of the Attorney General's Election Integrity Unit investigated these claims immediately.

They collected evidence showing potential violations of the Texas Election Code. Arrest warrants targeting individuals accused of illegal voting were issued in Montgomery County on Oct. 30.

According to the Daily Signal, the office is looking at more reports of election crimes beyond these initial arrests. Paxton promised that his team will continue to work hard to protect the lawful votes of Texans.
"We will continue working to protect the lawful votes of Texans," Paxton said. This shows a commitment to keeping elections fair for everyone.

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Newsom commutes all 548 California death sentences to life

Newsom Commutes Death Sentences for California Inmates Despite Voters’ Support for Capital Punishment

California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday that he plans to commute the death sentences of all 548 inmates on California’s death row, with each sentence changed to life without parole.

The decision clashes with his 2018 campaign promise to respect California voters, even though he personally opposed capital punishment. In 2016, voters rejected abolishing the death penalty and approved a separate measure to speed executions. Voters had also rejected abolition in 2012. After taking office, Newsom imposed a moratorium anyway.

Newsom and the First Partner have transformed San Quentin’s former death row and execution chambers into a Scandinavian-inspired Learning Center. Newsom held a ribbon-cutting for the center in February. For critics, this is a governor overriding repeated voter decisions.

Newsom says his Catholic faith shapes his opposition to the death penalty. Critics respond that personal faith does not allow a governor to set aside the law or the repeated decisions of voters.

They also point to Newsom’s support for abortion access and to his memoir, released earlier this year, in which he described giving his mother painkillers before a doctor arrived to perform the then-illegal ‘Medical Assistance in Dying’ procedure, or euthanasia. The grief surrounding his mother’s illness can be acknowledged while still questioning whether Newsom is applying moral principles selectively.

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