Wednesday, April 29, 2026
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Texas Speaker Faces PRISON for Ducking Audit of Sham Paxton Impeachment.

Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick has warned that state representatives who fail to comply with a State Audit of the House’s failed impeachment of Ken Paxton could face prison.

“When the Texas House requests the State Auditor to audit a state agency, the Speaker [Dade Phelan] expects that agency to respond to the State Auditor before or at the deadline,” wrote Patrick, who presided over the trial which saw Paxton acquitted of all charges.

“However, the Speaker apparently believes the rules don’t apply to him and the House when THEY are audited. They ignored the submission deadline and, so far, have stiffed the State Auditor by withholding their impeachment spending totals. This is outrageous behavior,” Patrick continued – warning it is “a crime punishable up to a year in jail under Texas Government Code Sec. 321.019 to not allow access to documents requested by the State Auditor pursuant to an audit.”

Patrick also questioned the media’s apparent lack of interest in the audit, noting it is “the taxpayer’s money the Speaker and House spent on their high-priced army of lawyers.”

AG Paxton has been extremely active since he was able to return to his duties, opening cases against not just the Biden regime but also the George Soros-funded Media Matters organization and pharmaceutical giant Pfizer.

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Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick has warned that state representatives who fail to comply with a State Audit of the House's failed impeachment of Ken Paxton could face prison. show more
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Colorado Supreme Court Disqualifies Trump from 2024 Ballot in Soros-Backed Case, Trump Camp WILL APPEAL to Supreme Court.

Colorado’s Supreme Court issued a stunning ruling on Tuesday, asserting that former President Donald Trump cannot be included on the state’s 2024 election election ballot. The decision, grounded in the claim Trump incited the January 6 Capitol riot, reverses a previous court decision but will stay in effect till January 4th with the anticipation it will be “subject to further appellate proceedings”.

The ruling comes on the back of a Soros-backed organization’s work to kick Trump off the ballot (more in the Editor’s Notes, below).

The Trump campaign issued the following statement late Tuesday: “Unsurprisingly, the all-Democrat appointed Colorado Supreme Court has ruled against President Trump, supporting a Soros-funded, left-wing group’s scheme to interfere in an election on behalf of Crooked Joe Biden by removing President Trump’s name from the ballot and eliminating the rights of Colorado voters to vote for the candidate of their choice.

“Democrat Party leaders are in a state of paranoia over the growing, dominant lead President Trump has amassed in the polls. They have lost faith in the failed Biden presidency and are now doing everything they can to stop the American voters from throwing them out of office next November. The Colorado Supreme Court issued a completely flawed decision tonight and we will swiftly file an appeal to the United States Supreme Court and a concurrent request for a stay of this deeply undemocratic decision. We have full confidence that the U.S. Supreme Court will quickly rule in our favor and finally put an end to these unAmerican lawsuits.”

The legal argument revolves around a provision in the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. The plaintiffs, a group of six Colorado voters backed by the Soros “CREW” group, contended that Trump’s actions during the Capitol riot constituted an “insurrection” and thus violated Section 3, which specifically disqualifies anyone engaged in rebellion against the United States from serving in federal office.

The lawsuit faced initial turbulence in November when Denver District Court Judge Sarah Wallace ruled that despite her belief that Trump had incited the riot, he could still appear on the ballot as the office of the president was not subject to Section 3. However, the decision was later appealed by both the plaintiffs and Trump himself, who contested the claim of his involvement in insurrection. The dispute reached the Colorado Supreme Court, which heard arguments on December 6. This event is now at the forefront of several ongoing litigations in multiple states challenging Trump’s eligibility to participate in the presidential ballot.

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Colorado's Supreme Court issued a stunning ruling on Tuesday, asserting that former President Donald Trump cannot be included on the state's 2024 election election ballot. The decision, grounded in the claim Trump incited the January 6 Capitol riot, reverses a previous court decision but will stay in effect till January 4th with the anticipation it will be "subject to further appellate proceedings". show more

Editor’s Notes

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RAHEEM J. KASSAM Editor-in-Chief
Recall the background to all this:  Two non-profits which have received funding from George Soros’s behemoth Open Society Foundations are using laws originally intended to exclude Confederate rebels from federal office
Recall the background to all this:  Two non-profits which have received funding from George Soros’s behemoth Open Society Foundations are using laws originally intended to exclude Confederate rebels from federal office show more
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WATCH: Anti-Israel Protestors Clash with NYPD While Mobbing Grand Central, Penn Station, and Moynihan Train Hall.

Anti-Israel protestors targeting New York City transport hubs clashed with police on several occasions on Monday evening. The so-called “global strike for Gaza and all of Palestine” targeted Grand Central Station, the Port Authority Bus Terminal, Penn Station, and the Moynihan Train Hall.

Demonstrators infiltrated the concourse in Moynihan and caused disruption for would-be travelers, in part by staging Islamic prayers. Bus services were disrupted as they marched down 42nd Street between 6th Avenue and 8th Avenue.

Elsewhere, controversial actor Alec Baldwin was caught up in the protest, with police having to separate him from the mob after he refused to condemn Israel and told protestors to stop asking him “stupid questions”.

Scuffles between protestors and police broke out at several locations, with reports of an unspecified number of arrests. Demonstrators can be seen shouting “f*** you!” and “f*** the police!” in footage of the altercations, and jostling and heckling officers in an effort to make them release demonstrators who were being arrested.

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Anti-Israel protestors targeting New York City transport hubs clashed with police on several occasions on Monday evening. The so-called "global strike for Gaza and all of Palestine" targeted Grand Central Station, the Port Authority Bus Terminal, Penn Station, and the Moynihan Train Hall. show more

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RAHEEM J. KASSAM Editor-in-Chief
Another new “normal” in Joe Biden’s America
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56% Say They’re More Likely to Donate to RNC if Ronna Resigns.

Just over 56 percent of those surveyed during Turning Point’s AmericaFest straw poll said they would be more likely to contribute to the Republican National Committee (RNC) if Ronna Romney McDaniel were no longer at its head. Nearly 90-percent said McDaniel should step down as chairwoman.Former senior adviser to President Trump, Stephen K. Bannon called for the removal of McDaniel as RNC chairwoman while speaking at AmericaFest. The populist firebrand suggested the next leader of the RNC should be Donald Trump, Jr. instead.

RNC fundraising numbers have lagged over 2023 when compared to prior years. At the end of the third quarter on October 31st, McDaniel’s RNC reported only having $9.1 million cash on hand, less half what it had in its war-chest heading into the 2020 general election cycle.

The mounting concerns over the RNC’s financial position have lead renewed efforts to oust McDaniel. Republican presidential primary candidate Vivek Ramaswamy was openly critical of the RNC chairwoman during the November 8th GOP primary debate. “If you want to come on stage tonight — and resign, I will yield to you,” Ramaswamy said to McDaniel, who was in the audience. He added under McDaniel’s the GOP had become the “party of losers.”

McDaniel is the niece of outgoing Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT), a vocal critic of former President Donald Trump. Sen. Romney, who ran a disastrous campaign for President in 2012 against Barack Obama, has gone so far to say he’d vote for a Democrat over both Donald Trump and Ramaswamy in 2024.

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Just over 56 percent of those surveyed during Turning Point's AmericaFest straw poll said they would be more likely to contribute to the Republican National Committee (RNC) if Ronna Romney McDaniel were no longer at its head. Nearly 90-percent said McDaniel should step down as chairwoman.Former senior adviser to President Trump, Stephen K. Bannon called for the removal of McDaniel as RNC chairwoman while speaking at AmericaFest. The populist firebrand suggested the next leader of the RNC should be Donald Trump, Jr. instead. show more

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RAHEEM J. KASSAM Editor-in-Chief
The writing is on the wall for Ronna, which we’ll discuss at length in a forthcoming National Pulse editorial, the first of which we published today on the “poisoning the blood” comments by the corporate media
The writing is on the wall for Ronna, which we’ll discuss at length in a forthcoming National Pulse editorial, the first of which we published today on the “poisoning the blood” comments by the corporate media show more
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MSNBC Fears SCOTUS Ruling Could Throw Out Charges Against Trump.

The Supreme Court is set to rule on whether or not charges related to obstructing official proceedings can be applied to Donald Trump and other January 6th defendants. MSNBC fears the court could wipe away a swathe of charges against the former president and others if it decides they cannot.

Special prosecutor Jack Smith’s charges against Trump over Jan 6 include “conspiracy to defraud the United States”, “conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding”, “obstruction of and attempt to obstruct an official proceeding,” and “conspiracy against rights”.

The second and third of these relate to the counting and certification of the Electoral College vote. However, the laws against obstructing official proceedings were originally passed in response to the Enron scandal, which saw Wall Street executives doctor and destroy documents to disrupt a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) investigation.

One federal judge in a Jan 6 case, Carl Nichols, ruled the white-collar crime law does not apply to the sort of disruption seen on Jan 6, because it did not involve “some action with respect to a document, record, or other object in order to corruptly obstruct, impede or influence an official proceeding.”

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit reversed Nichols’s ruling, but the Supreme Court is now set to weigh in, with MSNBC noting that an “adverse” ruling could “cut Jack Smith’s election case in half”.

“The court should not interfere with these prosecutions and should allow federal prosecutors, including Smith, the chance to hold those responsible for the events of Jan. 6 accountable for their actions,” complained MSNBC.

The network admitted, however, that “the federal obstruction statute may not have originally been envisioned as a tool to punish a president who allegedly sought to illegally maintain power”.

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The Supreme Court is set to rule on whether or not charges related to obstructing official proceedings can be applied to Donald Trump and other January 6th defendants. MSNBC fears the court could wipe away a swathe of charges against the former president and others if it decides they cannot. show more
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Over 170 Jeffrey Epstein Associates To Be Named.

A New York judge has decreed that over 170 of Jeffrey Epstein’s former associates will soon have their identities revealed. The order, issued by Judge Loretta Preska on Monday, instructed the unsealing of documents pertaining to a defamation lawsuit filed by Epstein victim, Virginia Giuffre, against Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s ex-aide, and convicted child trafficker. The documents are expected to identify 177 individuals previously referred to as John Doe or Jane Doe. The judge also allowed several Epstein victims’ names, present within the documents, to retain their anonymity to protect their privacy. The court order will be effective from January 1, 2024, with a 14-day appeal allowance period.

The case at the heart of this ruling dates back to 2015 when Giuffre sued Maxwell for defamation after the British socialite branded her as a liar following her allegations of minor-age sexual abuse. The lawsuit was settled in 2017, consequently triggering a criminal investigation resulting in Maxwell’s conviction for child sex trafficking in December 2021. She received a sentence of 20 years.

The unsealing of the documents promises to shed further light onto Epstein’s heinous sex trafficking and abuse network, with the disclosure likely incorporating emails, depositions, and additional legal documents. Previous testimonies have included accounts of high-profile individuals such as Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew, actor Kevin Spacey, and Robert F Kennedy Jr. traveling on Epstein’s private jet, famously dubbed the Lolita Express. Epstein’s estate, since his suicide in 2019 while under trial for sex trafficking charges, continues to wrestle with lawsuits, including those initiated by JP Morgan and dozens of victims.

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A New York judge has decreed that over 170 of Jeffrey Epstein's former associates will soon have their identities revealed. The order, issued by Judge Loretta Preska on Monday, instructed the unsealing of documents pertaining to a defamation lawsuit filed by Epstein victim, Virginia Giuffre, against Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's ex-aide, and convicted child trafficker. The documents are expected to identify 177 individuals previously referred to as John Doe or Jane Doe. The judge also allowed several Epstein victims' names, present within the documents, to retain their anonymity to protect their privacy. The court order will be effective from January 1, 2024, with a 14-day appeal allowance period. show more
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D.C. Globalists in Panic: ‘Is Gaetz 2028 Really That Crazy’?

Former Republican strategist turned Democrat boot licker Tim Miller appears panicked about the idea of a Matt Gaetz 2028 presidential ticket, hyping the Florida Congressman as a presumptive gubernatorial successor to Ron DeSantis, before suggesting the Kevin McCarthy bete noire may turn is attention to the highest office in the world.

“I find it noteworthy that in this venue, among the people who will have the greatest influence over the future direction of the party (emphasis intended!), the idea of Gaetz as successor didn’t seem at all preposterous,” Miller wrote at the globalist blog.

“The so-called power brokers have been foiled again and again when their interests have gone against those of the grassroots faithful. The party poohbahs didn’t want Trump in ’16. They wanted to move on from him in 2021. They wanted to keep McCarthy in power this year. And they wanted DeSantis or Youngkin in 2024. Fail. Fail. Fail. Fail. Why would it be any different next time?”

Miller also reported that he asked Gaetz, in person at the AmericaFest conference, about his theory: “Gaetz naturally demurred and joked about how the media was trying to run him out of town two minutes ago, and now people like me are arguing he’s on the come-up.”

“Is Gaetz 2028 really that crazy?” he concludes. “Doesn’t seem so to me. I wouldn’t bet my mortgage on it, of course. But if past events are a predictor of future results, someone in the Gaetz mold will be a much better bet than whatever quarter-zip-vested stooge the GOP donor class ends up getting behind.”

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Former Republican strategist turned Democrat boot licker Tim Miller appears panicked about the idea of a Matt Gaetz 2028 presidential ticket, hyping the Florida Congressman as a presumptive gubernatorial successor to Ron DeSantis, before suggesting the Kevin McCarthy bete noire may turn is attention to the highest office in the world. show more

Ben Carson At TPUSA’s AmFest: Get ‘Focused On Getting Trump Back Into Office’.

Dr. Ben Carson, who led the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development under former President Trump, addressed Turning Point USA’s (TPUSA) annual AmericaFest conference on Monday – warning attendees he sees a Democrat government determined to divide and pit Americans against each other. Carson, rumored to be on Trump’s short list for vice-president in 2024, spoke with TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk, and walked attendees through the story of what made America not just great, but unique among the nations of the world.

The soft-spoken doctor explained America’s youth must realize: “It doesn’t matter where your ancestors came from… you’re better off here than where they came from.” He told Kirk the seeds of division sown by Democrats, race-activists, and those who deny biological reality are akin to the sorts of divisions used by communist and socialist government to divide and conquer their own people. “We are not enemies,” Dr. Carson lamented. “People are trying to divide us…” on race, age, income, gender, and politics.

Dr. Carson explained that as a child and young man he experienced first-hand racism in Chattanooga, Tennessee – going on to praise the progress and strides the country has made since. “We now have black admirals, we had a President,” Carson said, before cracking a smile and humorously noting,”…and a Vice-President, although you don’t see her!” He added, pushing back against leftist accusations American racism is as bad today as it was when he was a boy: “If this country is so bad, why are so many people trying to get in?”

As former President Donald Trump has moved closer to securing the 2024 Republican nomination for president, Dr. Carson’s name has appeared more-and-more in the press as being a potential running mate. At the end of their America Fest interview, Charlie Kirk pressed him on the possibility of serving as Vice-President with Carson demurring: “Well, let me put it this way… right now our energies need to be focused on getting Trump back in office.”

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Dr. Ben Carson, who led the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development under former President Trump, addressed Turning Point USA's (TPUSA) annual AmericaFest conference on Monday – warning attendees he sees a Democrat government determined to divide and pit Americans against each other. Carson, rumored to be on Trump's short list for vice-president in 2024, spoke with TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk, and walked attendees through the story of what made America not just great, but unique among the nations of the world. show more
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NYT Says Quiet Part Out Loud: ‘Defeating Trump is Just the Start’.

A new column in the New York Times, admits thatdefeating Donald Trump‘ is the first step in a Democrat Party effort tp undermine government institutions serving as bulwarks against radical progressivism – submitting the country to majoritarian democracy instead. The admission is a direct acceptance of Trump’s long-standing campaign phrase: “They’re not just coming after me, they’re coming after you, I’m just standing in the way.”

“The American political system, as I’ve written many times before, is riddled with veto points and counter-majoritarian rules that can stymie even the largest legislative majorities,” argues progressive columnist Jamelle Bouie in the Times. He adds: “One of the key institutions of American government, the Supreme Court, is not only empowered to strike down Congressional legislation but can, if the circumstances are right, limit or even eliminate the constitutional protection of cherished rights.”

The writer went on to revive the favorite left-wing conspiracy claiming the 2000 presidential election was stolen from Al Gore by the U.S. Supreme Court.

MORE THAN TRUMP.

For Bouie, the 2024 presidential election is about much more than Donald Trump. He, and other political progressives, see it as a watershed moment where their allies in Congress and the White House could have the opportunity to radically transform American political life. Moving away from a republican form of government to direct, majoritarian democracy would ensure the domination of radical gender ideology, abortion access, unfettered mass-immigration, and race-based references and quotas.

According to the Times columnist, Democrats must be willing to embrace the most radical inclinations of their party’s ideology. In order to truly defeat the perceived ‘threat’ to American Democracy posed by Trump and the Republican Party, Bouie argues Democrats must recognize “…this country needs an overhaul of its economic system, its political institutions and its public life.”

Despite other Democrats and radical progressives stating views comparable to Bouie’s – which would fundamental end the American republic – the corporate media continues to contend it is Donald Trump who poses the ‘true’ threat.

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A new column in the New York Times, admits that 'defeating Donald Trump' is the first step in a Democrat Party effort tp undermine government institutions serving as bulwarks against radical progressivism – submitting the country to majoritarian democracy instead. The admission is a direct acceptance of Trump's long-standing campaign phrase: "They're not just coming after me, they're coming after you, I'm just standing in the way." show more

Pope Francis Opens Door to Blessing Same-Sex Unions.

The Catholic Church has further opened to the door to the blessing of same-sex unions – priests remain barred from performing anything resembling liturgical blessings, or blessings of the unions directly. According to a new declarationFiducia Supplicans: “On the Pastoral Meaning of Blessings” – issued by Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, Prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, priests in the Church are instructed to err on the side of fulfilling requests for spontaneous blessings. Cardinal Fernández does make it clear, however, “…this Declaration remains firm on the traditional doctrine of the Church about marriage, not allowing any type of liturgical rite or blessing similar to a liturgical rite that can create confusion.”

With the German and Belgian bishops conferences pushing well beyond the Vatican’s position on same-sex marriage, some see the new declaration as an attempt at hair-splitting, hoping to head off further division between Rome and the Germans specifically. The Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith falls short of giving its approval to the direct blessing of the unions. The Church’s doctrinal body states blessings are available only for same-sex couples who “do not claim a legitimation of their own status, but who beg that all that is true, good, and humanly valid in their lives and their relationships be enriched, healed, and elevated by the presence of the Holy Spirit.”

Father James Martin, SJ – an outspoken advocate for LGBTQ Catholics – praised Pope Francis and the Vatican declaration, calling it a “major step forward in the church’s ministry to LGBTQ people.” The controversial Jesuit priest added: “The declaration opens the door to non-liturgical blessings for same-sex couples, something that has previously been off limits for bishops, priests, and deacons.”

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The Catholic Church has further opened to the door to the blessing of same-sex unions – priests remain barred from performing anything resembling liturgical blessings, or blessings of the unions directly. According to a new declarationFiducia Supplicans: "On the Pastoral Meaning of Blessings" – issued by Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, Prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, priests in the Church are instructed to err on the side of fulfilling requests for spontaneous blessings. Cardinal Fernández does make it clear, however, "...this Declaration remains firm on the traditional doctrine of the Church about marriage, not allowing any type of liturgical rite or blessing similar to a liturgical rite that can create confusion." show more