In a shocking escalation in their war against America, a pack of savage Democrat terrorists attacked a church service in St. Paul, MN, last Sunday. The horde of screaming communists terrorized the churchgoers during the worship service, because they believed one of the staffers at the church was an ICE agent. Families were terrified and children were left crying in the pews. On Thursday, Homeland Security Investigations and FBI agents began arresting the Democrats for this brazen attack on American civil liberties. It’s about time! This was the attack on Cities Church in St. Paul last Sunday: https://twitter.com/BaptistLeaders/status/2012972616693194934 And here ...Continue reading

Picture this: Sunday morning, pews filled, heads bowed, candles flickering—and then, boom, in barges Don Lemon like he’s auditioning for a reboot of “The Exorcist.” Only this time, the demon isn’t hiding behind the altar—it’s standing in front of it, holding a microphone. Lemon and his merry band of media activists stormed a Christian church service in Minnesota, disrupting worship and calling it journalism. But here’s the twist: they may have just walked into a federal indictment. Mike Davis, legal bulldog and former top Senate counsel, isn’t mincing words. Appearing with Benny Johnson, Davis laid out what looks like a ...Continue reading

Picture this: It’s 1995. Bill Clinton is in the White House, flanked by saxophones and scandal, but one thing he’s not playing jazz with is immigration law. On national television, the 42nd president of the United States made a statement so clear, so blunt, and so grounded in common sense that if he said it today, he’d be canceled faster than a CNN+ subscription. “Whether they are guilty or innocent of the crimes they are charged with in court, they’re still here illegally, and they should be sent out of the country,” Clinton said. That wasn’t some right-wing fever dream. ...Continue reading

If you’re wondering how far Democrats will go to cling to dwindling scraps of power, look no further than sunny California, where Governor Gavin Newsom just pulled a political stunt so petty it would make Frank Underwood blush. After the tragic death of California Republican Rep. Doug LaMalfa on January 6th, Newsom was tasked with scheduling a special election to fill the vacant congressional seat. So when did he set it for? August 4th—literally the last possible day allowed under California law. Let’s be clear: this isn’t about logistics. It’s about strategy. Newsom waited the full 180 days the law ...Continue reading

While Minneapolis burns, the city’s legal eagles are cuddling goats. Not metaphorical goats, mind you—actual, bleating, hay-munching goats brought in for “healing.” Because nothing says “we take public safety seriously” like a midday cuddle session in a government building while federal agents are being demonized for doing their jobs. On Thursday, an internal email from City Attorney Kristyn Anderson (who made sure to include her gender pronouns—She/Her, of course—because that’s apparently more important than public safety) invited staff to a “healing circle” for “quiet, supportive connection.” The showstopper? The event features therapy goats starting at noon. Yes, goats. As in ...Continue reading

A cow in Wisconsin just tested positive for a deadly strain of bird flu, and the virus may have walked over from a local lab that’s been playing Dr. Frankenstein with animal pathogens. You’d think this would set off alarm bells louder than a tornado siren in Green Bay. But instead, the media’s taking a nap, the scientists are dodging questions, and the bureaucrats are dusting off the same old playbook that brought us COVID: deny, deflect, and double down. Let’s break this down. The U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed a case of highly pathogenic bird flu in a dairy ...Continue reading

The US Supreme Court issued an opinion on Wednesday that is being hailed as a landmark victory for election integrity. In a 7-2 ruling, the court declared that political candidates have a vested interest in the outcome of election rules. Therefore, candidates have legal standing to challenge the outcome if something wonky happens during the counting of votes. Chief Justice John Roberts authored the opinion. That’s odd. Why did Justice Roberts have the exact opposite opinion in 2020, when the candidate challenging the wonky election results was Donald Trump? The case that the court ruled on this week was Bost ...Continue reading

Picture this: as Iranian security forces fire live rounds into crowds of unarmed protesters, Tehran’s top brass quietly picks up the phone… and dials Washington. That’s not a plot twist from a political thriller—it’s the real-life desperation move from a regime hanging by a thread. While Iran’s streets run red with the blood of over 1,000 civilians, its leaders are suddenly very eager to “talk nukes” with President Trump. That’s what happens when a pressure campaign actually works. Speaking aboard Air Force One, Trump didn’t mince words. Iran “called yesterday,” he said on Saturday, and now “wants to negotiate.” A ...Continue reading

Picture this: You’re a hardworking American in Minneapolis, watching your tax dollars evaporate into a $9 billion fraud scheme run by ghost businesses and shady operators. Meanwhile, your mayor is screaming at federal law enforcement to "get the f--- out" for doing their job. Welcome to Minnesota in 2026—where local politicians defend lawbreakers and sue the Trump administration for enforcing immigration law. This week, President Trump’s Department of Homeland Security, led by Secretary Kristi Noem, announced the end of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Somalian immigrants. After nearly 34 years, the “temporary” label finally means what it says. Noem stated ...Continue reading

Apparently, being a member of Congress now comes with a side of entitlement and none of the homework. Over the weekend, Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and a fellow Minnesota Democrat Congresswoman, Angie Craig, waltzed into an ICE detention facility in Minneapolis like it was some kind of surprise party. Spoiler alert: it wasn’t. And unlike most parties, they were uninvited quicky after officials realized they weren't there out of the goodness of their hearts. Policy states that members of Congress, who are Constitutionally allowed to view these facilities, are required to give at least a week's notice before visiting any ...Continue reading