What's in the new monster bill Congress is rushing to pass? – $850k for a gay senior home – $15 million to pay for Egyptian's college tuitions – $400k for a gay activist group to teach elementary kids about being trans – $500k for a DEI zoo – $400k for a group to gives clothes… pic.twitter.com/sDcz8bgvMX
🚨BREAKING: After considering additional briefing, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals once again ruled our commonsense state law, banning dangerous and irreversible gender-transition procedures for minors can stay in effect. Another win for Hoosiers!
Democrat Rep. Jerry Nadler: "Biden probably committed a verbal slip or two … and I'm not sure any of that matters because, when the interview was over, Mr. Hur completely exonerated President Biden!"
Notice how she tries to talk over him once he corrects her that he didn’t exonerate Joe Biden.
REMINDER: The special counsel did, in fact, find "Biden willfully retained and disclosed classified materials," including documents "about military and foreign policy" and "issues of national security and foreign policy implicating sensitive intelligence sources and methods." pic.twitter.com/0Z6dQJ1d0Y
Democrat Rep. Eric Swalwell — who was removed from the House Intelligence Committee over his relationship with a Chinese spy — says Special Counsel Hur can't be credible unless he refuses to accept a non-existent presidential appointment pic.twitter.com/9nV2RpOqij
Special Counsel Robert Hur admits Biden was, in fact, LYING when he insisted he did not share classified information with his ghostwriter pic.twitter.com/K5qctTB4K4
Special Counsel Hur says Biden's ghostwriter attempted to destroy evidence soon after the special counsel was appointed to investigate the classified documents scandal pic.twitter.com/IDsR8GG9Iy
Democrat Rep. Hank Johnson — who once famously suggested Guam might "tip over and capsize" — gets schooled by Special Counsel Hur pic.twitter.com/xmtL1WpMOh
BREAKING: U.S. Senate candidate John Rust removed from Republican primary ballot by Indiana Election Commission. Unanimous decision found Rust didn’t meet state’s two-primary voting requirement that he’s fought in court. Vote leaves Jim Banks as the only GOP candidate.
