As published by 1819 News The federal government has crossed a line, and it makes Watergate look like a parking ticket. Special counsel Jack Smith’s probe on Jan. 6 wiretapped eight U.S. Senators, including Alabama’s own Tommy Tuberville. This isn’t just a scandal; it’s a direct attack on our constitutional system, demanding a fierce response […]
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As Published in Daily Caller “It’s completely unacceptable to see fat generals and admirals in the halls of the Pentagon leading commands around the country and the world,” said our fit Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on Tuesday. “It’s a bad look.” Yes it is. And nearly every member of today’s military has seen that
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Even before Charlie Kirk was pronounced dead by President Trump last Thursday at 4:40 EST, legacy media and liberal commentators were already speculating how to pin the civil rights leader’s assassination on conservatives and MAGA supporters.
“We don’t know if this was a supporter shooting his gun off in celebration,” said MSNBC’s senior political analyst Matthew Dowd, “You can’t stop with these sort of awful thoughts you have, and then saying these awful words, and not expect awful actions to take place.” In other words, he had it coming.
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Washington, D.C., is experiencing its first true transfer of power in 50 years.
No state in America leans so liberal as the nation’s capital. Exhibit A: Washington voted for Kamala Harris by 92.5%. The district’s true-blue voting record shamed leftist strongholds such as California and Vermont, which only went for the Veep by 58 and 63%, respectively. Washington also blew past other liberal cities, crushing San Francisco (85%), Detroit (84%) and Atlanta (83%) in its leftward lurch to the donkey party. Our nation’s capital is the most liberal part of the United States. It is to Democrats what Wyoming or King’s County, Texas, is to Republicans.
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Americans now know how deeply the deep state runs in Washington, D.C. The looming confirmation of Kash Patel will be the first reckoning at the FBI since the Church Committee’s 1975 probe in the wake of Watergate.
Since Trump’s first run at the White House in 2016, the FBI has been trying to take him down.
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Do the Dems think rushing to the barricades to defend out-of-control spending will earn them the respect and admiration of the American public? Expect their approval ratings to continue to sink like the Hindentanic.
USAID is just the beginning.
Wait until DOGE bites into the Department of Defense, which has never passed an audit.
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Senator Tuberville followed through on his pledge, blocking every admiral and general appointment in the United States military. He held that position for nearly a year, spending many late nights on the Senate floor arguing that Article I, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution gives Congress, not the Department of Defense, the ability to write laws. “[Austin] cannot and must not legislate from the E-ring,” as Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) said supporting Coach’s stand.
Washington, D.C., immediately freaked out.
Democrats suddenly tried to portray themselves as great champions of the military brass. Democratic Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren claimed the holds impacted “military readiness” and the hurt families of officers making hundreds of thousands of dollars per year. Never mind that she herself consistently votes against authorization of the entire military through the National Defense Authorization Act.
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Religious Americans overwhelmingly and decisively voted for Donald J. Trump, by 63 percent among Protestants and 59 percent among Catholics, according to a CNN exit poll.
The godless backed Kamala Harris by even higher margins: 71 percent, according to the same data.
Given that a firm majority, 67 percent, of the country identifies as Christian, you’d think liberal politicians would cater to the faithful. Instead, to cite just one glaring example of her political malpractice, Harris blatantly skipped the most important Catholic campaign stop of 2024—the first for a Democrat in 40 years.
Though not a pious man, it was Trump who promised that his administration “will not forget our God.” It was Trump who stirred souls by having “The Battle Hymn of the Republic” sung at his inauguration. It was Trump who shared his personal faith testimony, that he was “saved by God for a reason.”
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Democrats trotted out personal attacks: Hegseth drank too much at a party, he made a pass at a woman, he once went to a strip club. Oh, the horror. Can you imagine a soldier, home from deployment, who could do such a thing?
Evidently most members of the Senate Committee on Armed Services have never been near a military base, nearly all of which are surrounded by car dealerships, Hooters and bars.
Democrats’ main strategy seemed to be to rehash these personal smears, but say them louder and with more venom. Instead of forceful and commanding, many just seemed shrill. The result was internet comedy gold, with that one meme being viewed, at this writing, by 4.8 million people (likely exponentially higher than the number of people who actually watched the hearing itself).
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We need creative leaders who ask themselves “how would I handle a similar event?” and “what’s the next crisis most likely to hit my area of responsibility?”
It’s a mode that seems to come reflexively to Trump. Perhaps it’s the mindset he’s cultivated as a developer — a muscle that helps him identify the most likely risks and rewards the future might hold. The 45th and soon-to-be 47th president seems likewise drawn to other imaginative people like Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, who are currently reimagining the scope and breadth of the federal government.
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