Democrats have become radicalized

Ted Cruz predicts AOC presidential bid and Mamdani Senate run as Democrats lurch left

Sen. Ted Cruz says the Democratic Party's future belongs to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and he's warning that the country will pay for it.

Cruz laid out his case this week on Fox News and on his X account, pointing to fresh polling data and the party's leftward drift as evidence that Ocasio-Cortez will seek the presidency.

The Texas Republican framed both predictions not as idle speculation but as the logical result of a Democratic Party that has handed its energy, its money, and its direction to its most radical members.

The senator's second prediction was sharper and arguably more consequential. Cruz told Fox News that Mamdani, who was elected mayor of New York City in November, will be the next Democratic senator from New York.

He called Mamdani "the single most powerful Democrat in the country", a label that skips past every governor, every committee chair, and every party leader still clinging to the old guard.

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A Cart of Anti-ICE Signage and a Bucket of Gasoline

Tom Homan Stopped Democrat Attackers Cold After the NYC Firebombing With One Warning for Mayor Mamdani

A man armed with axes, a machete and gasoline tried to burn down the federal building that houses ICE in New York City Monday.

Tom Homan skipped past the axes and the gasoline and blamed the people who armed that man with an excuse.

Andrew Arrabaca showed up outside 26 Federal Plaza in Lower Manhattan Monday morning hauling a cart marked with anti-ICE signage. He lit a firework packed inside a canister, fired five to seven rounds from an airsoft rifle at the building, then dumped a bucket of gasoline and set the entrance ablaze.

Federal investigators later found two axes, a machete, three knives and a hammer stashed in his gear.

PJ Media reported Homan has spent recent weeks warning on air that the hostility built up against ICE was about to boil over into real violence.

"There's still going to be more bloodshed unless they shut their mouth and let ICE enforce the laws that they enacted," Homan told Fox News before the NYC attack even happened.

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Communist Fool Hasan Piker

Hasan Piker Goes Full Mao in a Literal Dictator Suit as the Left-Wing Civil War Turns Ever More Frightening

Sitting Congressman Shared The Stage With Piker's Communist Cosplay

Hasan Piker is not some random voice screaming into the internet void. He commands roughly 10 million followers across the internet.

On July 18, he took the podium at the College Democrats of America summer convention in Washington, D.C. He wore a suit styled after Mao Zedong, the communist dictator whose policies historians blame for tens of millions of deaths.

Democrat Congressman Jamie Raskin addressed the same two-day convention. So did gun control punk activist David Hogg.

Senate about to take a 5 week break

We Have Until August 6th to Pass the SAVE America Act

Break from what?

President Donald Trump on Monday called on the U.S. Senate to cancel its five-week August break, keeping lawmakers in session to advance several of his priorities, despite not having the votes.

Trump wrote in a social media post that he wanted Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., to keep the chamber open, preventing vulnerable Republicans facing reelection from the campaign trail, to pass a voter identification bill, among other measures.

“John Thune should not allow the United States Senate to ‘leave town’ until it passes The Save America Act or, far better still, TERMINATES THE FILIBUSTER, where Republicans can then quickly pass everything they ever dreamed of, including a full and deep throated SAVE AMERICA ACT, the Budget, and the ever looming Debt Ceiling disaster, 1929!” Trump wrote. “The Dumocrats will do it on day one, and can’t believe how lucky they got with this Senate leadership.

Remember, stupidity always brings LOSING & DEATH!”

Trump followed up with another post about 15 minutes later, writing that whichever political party eliminates the rule that requires at least 60 senators vote to limit debate, known as the legislative filibuster, will hold an advantage in the Senate.

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Salads to Avoid

Sunset 7-28-26

The midterms are a referendum on how effective the Red-Green coalition has been at conning and subverting the American public. Peter Navarro frames the choice clearly:

Trump prosperity, security, affordability, border control, and deterrence — or Democrat inflation, sanctuary chaos, weaponized justice, Marxist street politics, and managed decline.

The same party that made America unaffordable now wants to campaign on affordability. The same coalition that defends open borders now pretends to care about wages and housing.

The scam is obvious. Import millions, strain communities, inflate costs, then blame capitalism.

Good Night, Patriots!

Sunset 7-28

A federal judge has struck down several Illinois laws that provided in-state tuition and state financial aid benefits to illegal immigrants.

On Friday, US Attorney Steven D. Weinhoeft announced that the US District Court ruled in favor of the federal government’s lawsuit against the State of Illinois and Governor JB Pritzker.

The court denied the state’s motion to dismiss and declared that Illinois’ in-state tuition rules for public universities and community colleges, its RISE Act, and the Illinois DREAM Act are “unconstitutional and invalid.” [AmericanJournalDaily]

Good Night, Patriots!

Louisville Courier publishes a "Pre-Obituary" of Mitch McConnell

Joseph Gerth, Wise guy

Louisville Courier Journal publishes hostile 'pre-obituary' of Mitch McConnell while senator recovers in hospital

A Louisville Courier Journal columnist published a blistering column he called a "pre-obituary" of Sen. Mitch McConnell, writing it while the 84-year-old Kentucky Republican is still alive and reportedly recovering from a hospitalization that began more than five weeks ago.

Despicable Columnist Joseph Gerth did not wait for McConnell to die. He said he timed the piece deliberately, publishing it on July 22 so that, in his words, "no one can complain, 'How dare you write that about a dead guy?'" 

The column, carried by McConnell's hometown paper, called the state's longest-serving senator a "detestable figure" and accused him of damaging the country's trust in government over a career spanning 42 years and six reelection victories.

The column landed while McConnell remains out of public view following a June 14 fall at his home that sent him to the hospital. His Senate office went nearly a month without issuing any public update on his condition, a silence that drew pointed questions from Kentucky's governor and fueled rumors about the senator's health.

On July 12, McConnell's office finally released a statement and a photo showing him sitting up in a hospital bed, holding a newspaper, with his wife Elaine Chao beside him.

Ten days later, the POS 💩💩 Gerth published his column.

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McConnell releases Health update

Mitch McConnell releases health update, saying he’s not ready to return to work yet

They must have heard AOC's complaint

McConnell has missed the last 38 votes on the Senate floor since his June 14 hospitalization. He said he’s undergoing “intense physical therapy” but didn’t offer a timeline for his return.

“I’m still working hard to get back to my full schedule of work in the Senate and in Kentucky, keeping up with intense physical therapy per my doctors’ orders,” McConnell, R-Ky., said in a statement. “Unfortunately, that means I won’t be able to make it to Fancy Farm, Kentucky this Saturday.” 01:06

Thune says he defers to McConnell and team on health updates

McConnell, who said he’s in rehabilitation care after a fall at his home last month, added that there’s “no place I’d rather be” than the annual picnic in Kentucky this weekend and “I hate that I’ll miss the fun this year.” He said he’s “looking forward to getting back to the Senate and to Kentucky soon.”

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Cancel Senate August break and pass the Save Act

Trump demands Senate cancel August break until it passes stalled voting bill

President Donald Trump on Monday demanded that Senate Majority Leader John Thune cancel the chamber’s upcoming August break until senators pass a strict proof-of-citizenship voting bill, even as Republicans lack the votes to advance it.

Trump has repeatedly urged Thune to scrap the legislative filibuster, which effectively sets a 60-vote threshold for most legislation in the 100-member Senate, or find another workaround to pass the voting bill, known as the SAVE America Act.

But Republicans hold only a 53-47 majority, and Thune has consistently said they don’t have the votes to pass the bill or change the rules to get around the filibuster.

“John Thune should not allow the United States Senate to ‘leave town’ until it passes The Save America Act or, far better still, TERMINATES THE FILIBUSTER,” Trump wrote on social media.

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Boasberg blocks a State Department Policy

Judge Boasberg blocks Trump visa restrictions on foreign censorship actors in First Amendment dispute

Chief U.S. District Judge James Boasberg has temporarily halted the Trump administration's policy of restricting visas for foreign nationals tied to the suppression of American free speech, a move conservatives say shields the very actors who helped silence them.

Boasberg, an Obama appointee who has clashed repeatedly with the Trump White House, issued a stay blocking the State Department from enforcing its policy against individuals connected to organizations like the Global Disinformation Index.

The GDI drew bipartisan scrutiny after it produced what critics called blacklists of conservative news websites, while receiving federal funding during the Biden era.

Fox News Digital reported that the judge found the administration may be engaging in viewpoint discrimination that violates the First Amendment.

Boasberg's role in this case is difficult to separate from his broader record. President Obama nominated him to the federal bench in 2010, and Fox News has described him as "a major judicial antagonist across President Donald Trump's two administrations." His rulings have repeatedly put him at odds with the current White House on immigration, national security, and executive authority.

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AOC : McConnell needs to give an update on his health

Ocasio-Cortez demands McConnell resign if he cannot provide a clear health update

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is calling on Sen. Mitch McConnell to step down if he cannot explain his weeks-long absence from the Senate, a demand that adds Democratic pressure to an already strained Republican majority.

The New York Democrat told reporters Wednesday that McConnell's existing explanation for his extended absence falls short of what the public deserves.

McConnell, 84, has been away from the Senate since a June 14 fall that left him briefly unconscious and led to a hospitalization and subsequent pneumonia diagnosis. His office released a statement on July 12 confirming he had moved from hospital care to a rehabilitation facility, but the senator acknowledged he would not return to the Senate floor to vote "quite yet."

The Washington Examiner reported that the limited information released has fueled speculation and conspiracy theories about the Kentucky Republican's condition.

Ocasio-Cortez did not hold back. Speaking to reporters, she framed the issue as one of basic accountability to voters and colleagues alike.

"If he can't give us an update, he should resign. Absolutely."

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Fauci enjoyed being famous

Fauci's COVID diaries show obsession with celebrity status while Americans died by the thousands

Sen. Rand Paul released Dr. Anthony Fauci's personal diary entries from the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the pages read less like a public-health chronicle than a Hollywood vanity journal.

Fauci, the former head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases who served as chief medical advisor to Presidents Trump and Biden, kept a running account of his daily life during the crisis, and the entries Paul's Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee made public reveal a man remarkably absorbed with his own fame even as the national death toll climbed into the tens of thousands.

The Kentucky Republican, who chairs the committee and has long clashed with Fauci over the federal pandemic response and the origins of the virus, released the diary package days before Fauci is scheduled to appear under subpoena for Senate testimony.

The timing is deliberate. Paul wants the public to read Fauci's own words before Fauci takes the oath.

Fauci wrote that his national and international fame was "explosive and really unimaginable." He called it "not hyperbole" that he was "the most famous and talked about person in the country." He described "countless" profiles written about him, some, he noted, without anyone even interviewing him, as Fox News reported.

That is not a man focused on stopping a pandemic. That is a man keeping score.

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Gain of Function during Pandemic

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Sunset 7-27-26

Trump wants to rebuild a decaying public golf course in Washington, D.C., with private money

With modern design, public access, and championship ambition.

Naturally, Democrats want a judge to stop him.

Alexander Muse lays out the absurdity: East Potomac is popular, neglected, structurally tired, and openly in need of major rehabilitation. Nobody serious denies the course is deteriorating. The objection is not really about trees, drainage, history, or recreation. It is about Trump accomplishing something visible in a city his opponents have governed into embarrassment. Litigation has become their reflexive veto.

Trump Wants to Build a Great Golf Course WITH PRIVATE MONEY in DC. and Democrats are Demanding a Judge Stop Him. [Muse/Luthmann]

Good Night, Patriots!

Trump's security while in Palm Beach

FAA flight restrictions around Mar-a-Lago spark lawsuit, resident frustration

Palm Beach County residents living near Donald J. Trump International Airport say the sound overhead has become impossible to ignore — and now a lawsuit against the Federal Aviation Administration could head to court as early as the beginning of next year.

The dispute centers around temporary flight restrictions tied to Mar-a-Lago that have rerouted planes over residential neighborhoods across the county. County leaders and residents argue the changes have dramatically increased noise and disrupted daily life for thousands of people.

WFLX’s Joel Lopez was at the Citizens Committee on Airport Noise Thursday as they met with airport officials where we learned litigation over flight restrictions could go to court as early as the beginning of next year.

During the meeting, committee members pressed airport officials for answers about how the new flight patterns are affecting communities. “The citizens and this body needs to know what’s happening,” said committee member Teresa Johnson. “Understand where those flights are going, how much noise they’re making, when they’re making the noise and for us to make our case.”

The restrictions were put in place around Mar-a-Lago, the Palm Beach residence of President Donald Trump. The committee has pushed for noise readers and flight information to strengthen their case on reversing the temporary flight restrictions.

Residents said while they understand the need for presidential security, they also believe the burden on neighborhoods has become too heavy. In May, Commissioner Weiss publicly urged the FAA and Secret Service to suspend the restrictions during periods when President Donald Trump is not staying at Mar-a-Lago.

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$25 million hidden over 7 years

Supreme Court star Tom Goldstein sentenced to six years in prison for hiding millions in poker winnings from the IRS

A prominent Washington lawyer who argued more than 40 cases before the Supreme Court was handcuffed in a Maryland courtroom Friday after a federal judge sentenced him to six years in prison for tax evasion and financial fraud tied to a secret high-stakes gambling habit.

Thomas Goldstein, 56, stood before U.S. District Judge Lydia Griggsby in Greenbelt, Maryland, at the end of a day-long hearing and heard a sentence that caps one of the most dramatic falls in modern legal Washington.

The Democrat and co-founder of the widely read legal news site SCOTUSblog (I read this blog) had asked the court for leniency, his defense lawyers requested a term of supervised release that would let him "repay his debts, address his gambling addiction and contribute to society." Griggsby rejected that request outright.

Prosecutors had pushed for more than eight years. The judge split the difference but made clear she saw no ambiguity in the evidence. Reuters reported that Griggsby told the courtroom, "Every American understands that they have an obligation to pay taxes," and added bluntly: "I don't think this is a close case."

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USA Today columnist condemned for Race-baiting

Alveda King calls USA Today columnist's Emmett Till comparison to Caitlin Clark controversy 'race-baiting'

Alveda King, niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., is calling out a USA Today sports columnist who compared the murder of Emmett Till to Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark's conduct on the basketball court, a comparison King says is designed to inflame, not inform.

King, a 75-year-old Fox News contributor, gave an interview to OutKick on Friday responding to a column published this week by USA Today sports columnist Nancy Armour.

In the piece, Armour drew a line between Till's 1955 murder and what she characterized as Clark putting Black and lesbian WNBA players in physical danger through her on-court behavior, allegedly flopping and confronting referees over missed calls, which Armour argued eggs on Clark's supporters to send hostile messages to other players.

Alveda said:

"What people have learned to do, is to throw out inflammatory, emotional phrases that will make people emotional and forget how to think. There was no reason to throw Emmett Till's name out there. And so, that's called race-baiting."

Alveda King

Memphis Pizza Owner has skewed priorities

What This Memphis Pizza Owner Said After Kicking National Guard Troops Out of His Business Will Make Your Blood Boil

What Tamboli Did and What He Won't Tell You

On July 11, four uniformed National Guard members walked into Tamboli's Pasta & Pizza on Madison Avenue looking for a meal.

The owner, Miles Tamboli, turned them away. He then posted a video bragging about it – calling the decision an act of "patriotism and conscience." The left-wing internet loved it. The left-wing Guardian ran a glowing feature on his packed house and long lines. Local liberal activists launched a "buy-cott" – urging supporters to flood the restaurant with their dollars and their politics.

Since Trump launched the Memphis Safe Task Force in September 2025, Memphis Police Department data tells a clear story.

• Murders are down 44% in the first half of 2026.
• Motor vehicle thefts are down 62%.
• Overall violent crime has dropped nearly 40% compared to the same period last year.
• The task force surpassed 10,000 arrests and pulled 1,708 illegal firearms off city streets – and located 154 missing children.
• The National Police Association called Memphis a "blueprint for other cities around the nation."

Tamboli's answer to all of that: the soldiers who did the work can find somewhere else to eat.

Read more about the owner whose liberal politics were more important than the National Guard's accomplishments in making his city safer.

Memphis is a heavily Democrat city, serving as a major blue stronghold and one of the primary Democratic centers in the state of Tennesse.