Future Forward, President Biden’s favorite Super PAC, has been found to have a colossal $12 million gap in its financial disclosures as well as other suspicious financial discrepancies that could give rise to an immediate investigation.
Future Forward, led by former Obama campaign officials and endorsed by the Biden regime as a “pre-eminent super PAC” supporting Biden’s 2024 presidential bid, claimed to have received $3.4 million from its dark money affiliate, Future Forward USA Action in 2021. Future Forward USA Action actually provided $15.3 million in that year, according to its own IRS tax return.
The PAC’s financial reporting between 2018 and 2020 is similarly suspicious. It reported receiving $467,204 worth of inline staff contributions from its affiliate in 2020, but the affiliate reported $67,479 that same year. Between 2018 and 2019, the affiliate claimed it provided $0 in-kind staff services, yet the PAC said it received $137,000 from its affiliate.
“This situation calls for an investigation… The apparent numerous and blatant discrepancies in the recent filings by both the nonprofit and the super PAC are beyond troubling,” stated the executive director of the watchdog group, Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust, Kendra Arnold.
“The U.S. DOJ has sent people to prison for this sort of illegal activity, and the FEC has imposed major fines on conservative organizations accused of less blatant earmarking,” added Charlie Spies, a Romney-world election lawyer.
President Biden’s own S-corp has been found to be equally dubious after it received $10 million without its origins being specified in 2017.
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Future Forward, President Biden's favorite Super PAC, has been found to have a colossal $12 million gap in its financial disclosures as well as other suspicious financial discrepancies that could give rise to an immediate investigation.
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Wagner Group boss Yevgeny Prigozhin has posted a video of himself and his men, apparently in Africa, as tensions between Western-backed African governments a new military government in Niger are heating up.
“We are working, the temperature is 50 degrees – everything we love,” said the 62-year-old, whose future had seemed in doubt after his mercenaries attempted to march on Moscow following the Battle of Bakhmut in Ukraine, resulting in their being banished to Belarus.
“The Wagner Group conducts reconnaissance and search activities, makes Russia even greater on all continents, and Africa even more free. Justice and happiness for the African people,” he continued, claiming that his forces are “making life a nightmare for ISIS, al-Qaeda, and other bandits.”
Prigozhin’s reemergence comes after the Western-backed government in Niger, which hosts American and French military bases, was toppled by a military coup.
Western-backed governments in neighboring Burkina Faso and Mali toppled by similar coups are now aligned with Russia, with the latter hosting Wagner forces, and supporters of the Niger junta are regularly seen carrying Russian flags.
In early August, it was reported that Niger’s military regime had appealed to Wagner for assistance, with the Nigeria-led, West-aligned ECOWAS having threatened to invade the country to restore its ousted president.
The Joe Biden regime has refused to rule out supporting military intervention in Niger.
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Wagner Group boss Yevgeny Prigozhin has posted a video of himself and his men, apparently in Africa, as tensions between Western-backed African governments a new military government in Niger are heating up.
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An overwhelming majority of New Yorkers – 82 percent – have admitted that the constant flow of migrants into the state is becoming a serious problem and has to be addressed, according to new data from the Siena College Research Institute (SCRI). Only 16 percent of those living in the Democrat stronghold argued the opposite.
Around 100,000 migrants have so far passed through the city, with around 57,000 relying on the local government for assistance or shelter. The survey revealed the majority of New Yorkers – 58 percent – believe the state has “already done enough and should now work to slow the flow” rather than continue to encourage migration. This includes more than three-quarters of Republicans and 60 percent of independents. Whereas 36 percent believe more should be done to help migrants.
Those surveyed were also asked by the SCRI whether mass migration into the city and state has been beneficial. Just under half – 46 percent – answered negatively, stating that migration into the city over the past 20 years has been a “burden.” Whereas less than one-third – 32 percent – argued that mass migration has been a “benefit.”
This follows the recent warning from a New York City doctor that migrants have brought diseases, such as Tuberculosis, Hepatitis, Measles, and Syphilis, to the city after crossing the Southern Border. The city council is considering housing the migrants in Central Park, with the city’s Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services declaring: “Everything is on the table.”
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An overwhelming majority of New Yorkers – 82 percent – have admitted that the constant flow of migrants into the state is becoming a serious problem and has to be addressed, according to new data from the Siena College Research Institute (SCRI). Only 16 percent of those living in the Democrat stronghold argued the opposite.
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President of Turkey Recep Erdogan has suggested he will delay Sweden’s entrance into NATO if the Swedish government continues to permit public burnings of the Quran, in effect demanding the European nation enforces a Middle Eastern-style blasphemy law prohibiting insults towards Islam.
The Turkish President argued on the way back from a trip to Hungary that if Sweden wishes to become a NATO member it “must first of all take care of the streets of Stockholm. If they don’t take care of their streets, if these attacks on the things we hold sacred continue, then they shouldn’t blame us.”
“The decision will have to be made by the parliament, how much it will be discussed in commissions, how long this process will take, we do not know…” President Erdogan added. Sweden’s NATO membership is still awaiting official ratification by the Hungarian and Turkish parliaments. Both were expected to approve the application over the coming months.
There have been several public Quran burnings over the past month, causing outrage throughout the Islamic world. The most recent burning was led by the Iraqi immigrant Salwan Momika, who claimed he was “warning the Swedish people about the dangers of this book.”
In Baghdad, a violent mob stormed the Swedish embassy, setting it on fire before the Iraqi government expelled the Swedish ambassador from the country. As a result, the risk of terrorist attacks has been raised by Sweden’s security services from “increased” to “high.”
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President of Turkey Recep Erdogan has suggested he will delay Sweden's entrance into NATO if the Swedish government continues to permit public burnings of the Quran, in effect demanding the European nation enforces a Middle Eastern-style blasphemy law prohibiting insults towards Islam.
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Donald Trump has said that “SPARKS WILL FLY” in his interview with Tucker Carlson, expected to air at 9pm EST on X (formerly Twitter).
The former President’s Truth Social post replicated by his campaign war room of X, below, states: “MY INTERVIEW WITH TUCKER CARLSON WILL BE AIRED TONIGHT AT 9:00 P.M. “SPARKS WILL FLY.” ENJOY!”
The interview is timed to counter-programme the Republican debate which Team Trump has branded a “Vice Presidential” competition.
“Former President Donald Trump has announced he will travel to Atlanta, Georgia on Thursday to be arrested. The former President called his indictment by a Fulton County grand jury a “witch hunt” and accused District Attorney Fani Willis of “continuing to campaign, and raise money” off of his prosecution. Trump also said the Georgia prosecution was, “…in strict coordination with Crooked Joe Biden’s DOJ.””
“Yet another county chairman for Ron DeSantis’s top super PAC has been exposed as highly questionable, being not merely a Never Trumper with little in common with MAGA conservatives but, in fact, an actual Democrat politician.
“Jack Montgomery, a deputy editor at The National Pulse, has been suspended from X (formerly Twitter) for saying a British serial killer convicted of murdering seven babies should receive the death penalty.”
“A total of 40 percent of the world’s workforce will be forced to ‘reskill’ within the next three years as a result of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation implementation in the workplace, representing nearly 1.5 billion people around the world, according to a recent study by the IBM Institute for Business Value.”
“The French government has deployed a ‘barrier’ off the coast of Calais in Northern France in an apparent effort to deter illegal migrant boats traversing the English Channel and discourage people smugglers. Yet, the so-called “floating dam” of yellow buoys off the French coast bares more resemblance to a line of balloons at a child’s birthday party than an insurmountable barrier ready to repel tens of thousands of illegal migrants.”
“Former President Trump has unveiled a new plan declaring Mexican drug cartels as “unlawful enemy combatants”, as well as taking aim at loopholes in the American visa and asylum systems, ending birthright citizenship, and finishing his infamous border wall.”
“The war in Ukraine [and] the war against Russia led by NATO has crushed the European economy,” Serbian president Aleksandar Vučić has said, stressing during an interview that the “destruction of Nord Stream by the Biden administration, indirectly through proxies, is killing the German economy”. He said this has had significant “downstream effects” on the wider European Union, due to Germany’s status as the bloc’s economic powerhouse.”
“Wildfires that have seen 12,000 flee their homes on the Spanish island of Tenerife were started deliberately, officials say – but the press are still hyping climate change as a supposedly contributing factor.”
“Make America Great Again, Inc. launched a new microsite today calling tomorrow’s Republican Presidential Debate in Milwaukee, Wisconsin the “2024 Vice Presidential Debate” and encouraging visitors to participate in a poll for Donald Trump’s 2024 running mate.”
“Conservative commentator Larry Elder says he’s suing the Republican National Committee (RNC) after being left off the debate stage in Milwaukee. The National Pulse can reveal that the dispute surrounding his eligibility stems from a Rasmussen Reports poll published Monday, August 21st, which ostensibly gives Elder the one percent he needs to cross the eligibility threshold. Elder says he already surpassed the other requirements, including having over 40,000 donors across dozens of states.”
Dick’s Sporting Goods is facing a profits drop of almost 25 percent, despite rising sales, due to the shoplifting epidemic sweeping American cities.
“Our [second-quarter] profitability was short of our expectations due in large part to the impact of elevated inventory shrink, an increasingly serious issue impacting many retailers,” lamented chief executive Lauren Hobart – with “inventory shrink” being a politically correct euphemism for items lost to damage, theft, fraud, and so on.
Mass shoplifting events have been on the increase, particularly in Gavin Newsom’s California, in recent months, with law enforcement blaming organized criminals and the introduction of soft-on-crime policies as zero cash bail.
So-called “flash mobs” have been pillaging multiple stores across Southern California, with viral video footage showing tens of masked criminals stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of goods.
In Chicago, meanwhile, previously devastated retail chains such as Walgreens have begun to roll out “anti-theft” stores, with almost all products locked away and customers required to order them through a touchscreen before staff bring them out.
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Dick’s Sporting Goods is facing a profits drop of almost 25 percent, despite rising sales, due to the shoplifting epidemic sweeping American cities.
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Conservative commentator Larry Elder says he’s suing the Republican National Committee (RNC) after being left off the debate stage in Milwaukee. The National Pulse can reveal that the dispute surrounding his eligibility stems from a Rasmussen Reports poll published Monday, August 21st, which ostensibly gives Elder the one percent he needs to cross the eligibility threshold. Elder says he already surpassed the other requirements, including having over 40,000 donors across dozens of states.
But the RNC says the poll cannot be factored in, not because it came from Rasmussen – a pollster with an excellent track record – but rather because the organization which sponsored the survey – the anti-Soros ‘Enforce The Law PAC’ – is run by Eric Branstad, who has previously and recently worked with both Team Trump and Team Elder.
The Rules.
The RNC’s rules on recognized data suggests, amongst other criteria, that polls must “[n]ot be a conducted by a polling company affiliated with a candidate or candidate committee.”
Rasmussen – the “polling company” – is not affiliated with a candidate or candidate committee, and nor is Enforce The Law PAC. But RNC sources told The National Pulse on Tuesday that Branstad’s now updated LinkedIn page showed him still listed as a Save America PAC (Trump Team) advisor as of Tuesday, August 22nd.
Branstad’s work was also highlighted by the RNC source, who showed his other firm – Matchpoint Strategies – consulted for both ‘Elder for America’ and ‘Donald J. Trump for President 2024, Inc’ as recently as Q1 of 2023.
Regardless, neither Enforce The Law nor Matchpoint were the “polling company” per the RNC’s own stated rules, though the words “affiliated with” may be doing some heavy lifting when considering most modern polling is sponsored in some way by news organizations, political or pressure groups.
Elder posted a statement Tuesday that said: “The reason, as stated by the RNC, is that Rasmussen Polls have ties to former President Donald Trump – an individual who is not even participating in the upcoming debate. Larry Elder has no knowledge about whether Donald Trump has ever worked with Rasmussen previously.”
Branstad has worked with various groups and candidates, which should not preclude one of his non-candidate group’s sponsored polls – even if he’s previously consulted for Elder or Trump. On the other hand, the RNC rules as written are vulnerable to questions of technicality – leading to situations where the spirit of the rules are not adhered to, while the letter of the law technically is.
“The RNC worked over two years to deliver a transparent and fair primary process that will put our eventual nominee in the best position to beat Biden. Criteria to qualify for the first debate was clearly presented to campaigns and RNC leadership and members of the debate committee were in constant communication with candidates and campaigns throughout the qualifying period,” RNC Spokesperson Keith Schipper said on Tuesday.
An Elder campaign spokesman told The National Pulse: “The RNC clearly decided that they only wanted 8 candidates at the debate, and broke their own poorly written rules in an attempt to justify throwing Larry off the stage because he opposes the corrupt RNC establishment. The lazy reasoning for their decision has been thoroughly debunked and yet they refuse to do the right thing, as per usual.”
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Conservative commentator Larry Elder says he's suing the Republican National Committee (RNC) after being left off the debate stage in Milwaukee. The National Pulse can reveal that the dispute surrounding his eligibility stems from a Rasmussen Reports poll published Monday, August 21st, which ostensibly gives Elder the one percent he needs to cross the eligibility threshold. Elder says he already surpassed the other requirements, including having over 40,000 donors across dozens of states.
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Make America Great Again, Inc. launched a new microsite today calling tomorrow’s Republican Presidential Debate in Milwaukee, Wisconsin the “2024 Vice Presidential Debate” and encouraging visitors to participate in a poll for Donald Trump’s 2024 running mate.
As of publication, the Ohio businessman Vivek Ramaswamy holds a lead at 48 percent, with Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) in a distant second with 14 percent, Chris Christie on 11 percent, and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis tied with Mike Pence on just eight points.
Accompanying each candidate is a statement of support for former President Trump that they have each made in the past.
Several of the Republican presidential hopefuls – including Ron DeSantis, Chris Christie, Asa Hutchinson, and Mike Pence – have resorted to increasingly negative attacks on the former President as he continues to dominate the field for the Republican nomination.
Trump has declined to participate in the first Republican debate. His campaign argues that the primary is essentially over and that the debate would only become a media spectacle with all of the other candidates focused on attacking him alone in a desperate effort to gain traction amongst donors.
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Make America Great Again, Inc. launched a new microsite today calling tomorrow's Republican Presidential Debate in Milwaukee, Wisconsin the "2024 Vice Presidential Debate" and encouraging visitors to participate in a poll for Donald Trump's 2024 running mate.
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Wildfires that have seen 12,000 flee their homes on the Spanish island of Tenerife were started deliberately, officials say – but the press are still hyping climate change as a supposedly contributing factor.
Part of the Canary Islands popular with tourists and, increasingly, illegal boat migrants, Tenerife has been gripped by blazes for a week, with Spain’s socialist leader Pedro Sanchez declaring the affected area a “disaster zone”.
Fernando Clavijo, the Canaries’ regional president, has confirmed the authorities believe the wildfire was started deliberately, and that at least three lines of investigation have been opened.
Nevertheless, much of the establishment media is still seeking to frame the fires as a climate issue, with the Associated Press (AP) insisting lack of rainfall and changing weather patterns have been influenced by climate change.
Hot weather is far from uncommon in the Canaries, which lie off the north-west coast of Africa, and they are popular with tourists for precisely that reason.
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Wildfires that have seen 12,000 flee their homes on the Spanish island of Tenerife were started deliberately, officials say – but the press are still hyping climate change as a supposedly contributing factor.
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