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May 7, 2024
Media
Politics

NYT Editor Blasts Biden Regime: They Want to Be Covered Like Chinese State Media Covers the CCP.

New York Times Executive Editor Joe Kahn slammed the Biden regime for its criticism of the newspaper’s coverage, suggesting that the White House would prefer the Times to document the administration’s activities much like Pravda, the state-run Soviet newspaper. The remarks follow allegations from the White House that the Times isn’t doing enough to prevent Donald Trump‘s return to office.

“To say that the threats of democracy are so great that the media is going to abandon its central role as a source of impartial information to help people vote — that’s essentially saying that the news media should become a propaganda arm for a single candidate, because we prefer that candidate’s agenda,” Kahn said.

“It’s our job to cover the full range of issues that people have. At the moment, democracy is one of them. But it’s not the top one — immigration happens to be the top [of polls], and the economy and inflation is the second. Should we stop covering those things because they’re favorable to Trump and minimize them?” Kahn asked rhetorically.

“I don’t even know how it’s supposed to work in the view of Dan Pfeiffer or the White House. We become an instrument of the Biden campaign? We turn ourselves into Xinhua News Agency or Pravda and put out a stream of stuff that’s very, very favorable to them and only write negative stories about the other side?”

The Biden White House has been highly hostile to media sources that dare to criticize the regime and has gone to great lengths to control media coverage. Last month, it was reported that the regime went as far as pressuring fact-checker Snopes to change one of its ratings.

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New York Times Executive Editor Joe Kahn slammed the Biden regime for its criticism of the newspaper's coverage, suggesting that the White House would prefer the Times to document the administration's activities much like Pravda, the state-run Soviet newspaper. The remarks follow allegations from the White House that the Times isn't doing enough to prevent Donald Trump's return to office. show more
May 6, 2024
Raheem J. Kassam
Election 2024
Politics

Biden Took His 100th Delaware Vacation Since 2020, And Strangely Kept Disappearing From The Press Pool’s Line of Sight.

President Biden’s recent weekend in Delaware, meant to be a routine trip to his home state, encountered a number of curious logistical challenges that kept the traveling press pool away from the President of the United States in an almost unprecedented manner.

The protective press pool lost contact with the President not once but twice this weekend, with administration staff glibly remarking upon a series of “hiccups” that prevented reporters from confirming Biden’s whereabouts or activities.

POLITICO reports: “It’s rare for the pool to lose touch with the commander-in-chief at all. One veteran White House reporter who is frequently part of the traveling press corps estimated that they had witnessed it fewer than five times in nearly a decade.”

White House Correspondents’ Association president Kelly O’Donnell added: “The proximity of the protective pool is an essential part of the transparency needed in coverage… The pool always knows where the president is in public, and the president always has immediate access to communicate directly to the American people through the pool. Any disruption of that continuity is an issue that we seek to immediately address.”

“We don’t want hiccups to happen. But things don’t always move as smoothly as we would like,” said White House director of press advance Nicolette Jaworski, who worked as a public relations consultant for corporate giant AT&T until February this year.

Read the details of the bizarre incidents here.

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President Biden's recent weekend in Delaware, meant to be a routine trip to his home state, encountered a number of curious logistical challenges that kept the traveling press pool away from the President of the United States in an almost unprecedented manner. show more
May 6, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Election 2024
Politics

A Muslim GOP Candidate in Arizona is Raising Eyebrows After Opposing Trump and Demanding MORE ‘Refugees.’

Mohamed Zuhdi Jasser, who is attempting to become the GOP candidate in the 4th Congressional District in Arizona, refused to support Donald Trump during the 2016 Republican National Convention and lobbied for more third-world immigration alongside a Barack Obama administration official.

In 2016, as a delegate of the Republican National Convention, Jasser refused to attend and back Trump’s nomination. “We have a candidate that is beyond the pale. He has thrived on bait and switch politics, no track record showing he shares our values as conservative. He has thrived on demagoguery with nativism and populism. That is not conservatism,” Jasser complained.

As president of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy, Jasser also penned an article alongside Obama administration assistant secretary Eric P. Schwartz, titled ‘Year of the refugee,’ demanding that the U.S. absorb “at least 125,000” refugees a year. Specifically, they demanded more refugees “from places like Syria” — the homeland of Jasser’s asylum-seeker parents. The article also referenced Iraq and Rohingya Muslims from Burma.

Despite his past, Jasser has amassed a formidable line-up of high-profile endorsements, including Blaze Media founder Glenn Beck and Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.

Jasser is less vocal in his opposition to Trump and support for mass migration at present but continues to advance many establishment Republican policy positions, such as claiming aid to Ukraine and other foreign aid is “the best thing for the American economy” and “help[s] secure our own country.”

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Mohamed Zuhdi Jasser, who is attempting to become the GOP candidate in the 4th Congressional District in Arizona, refused to support Donald Trump during the 2016 Republican National Convention and lobbied for more third-world immigration alongside a Barack Obama administration official. show more
May 6, 2024
William Upton
Politics

Loony Left Congressman Floats Conspiracy That Trump Militias ‘Are Training Up In The Hills.’

Representative Maxine Waters (D-CA) is claiming that “right-wing organizations” aligned with former President Donald J. Trump are preparing in secret to unleash violence on cities and towns across the country should he lose the 2024 presidential election. “I want to know about all of those right-wing organizations that [Trump]’s connected with how are training up in the hills somewhere,” Waters told MSNBC on Sunday. She continued, baselessly claiming these groups are “targeting what communities they’re going to attack.”

Waters, who has a long history of spreading conspiracy theories and unfounded claims about Republican organizations and leaders, told MSNBC she intends to pressure the Biden government as to their plan to handle the groups she imagines are hiding in the hills. “I’ll tell you what I’m going to do,” Waters exclaimed on the left-wing cable network before continuing: “I’m going to ask the Justice Department, and I’m going to ask the President to tell us what they’re going to do to protect this country against violence if [Trump] loses.”

Despite Waters‘s assertion that there is a vast right-wing conspiracy of armed groups hiding “up in the hills somewhere,” there is no actual evidence the claim is true. Even the far-left Southern Poverty Law Center concedes there are only about 200 active militia groups in the United States, down from their estimate of 858 groups in 1996. A 1999 Justice Department report acknowledged that most of the militia movement in the U.S. was not a proactive force and posed little to no public threat.

The National Pulse previously reported that former President Donald Trump does not think there will be any violence around the 2024 presidential election, despite Waters’s baseless insistence otherwise. “I don’t think you’ll have political violence,” he said. During a January town hall event, Trump said that political violence was never acceptable.

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Representative Maxine Waters (D-CA) is claiming that "right-wing organizations" aligned with former President Donald J. Trump are preparing in secret to unleash violence on cities and towns across the country should he lose the 2024 presidential election. "I want to know about all of those right-wing organizations that [Trump]'s connected with how are training up in the hills somewhere," Waters told MSNBC on Sunday. She continued, baselessly claiming these groups are "targeting what communities they're going to attack." show more
May 3, 2024
Lawfare
Politics

Biden’s Partisan DHS Panel Shuttered After Lawsuit.

Following a lawsuit from conservative legal nonprofit America First Legal (AFL), the Biden government has agreed to disband the Homeland Intelligence Experts Group. The group, formed by Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, consisted of individuals from the private sector designated to give insights on the government’s intelligence and national security endeavors.

Critics contended that the board was more partisan than neutral, expressing concerns over the involvement of figures such as James Clapper, former Director of National Intelligence, and John Brennan, former CIA Director. Both had previously signed a letter questioning the truth behind the Hunter Biden laptop story.

“As a result of our lawsuit in federal court, DHS is surrendering in total to our demands: they are closing down their new partisan intelligence board featuring Clapper and Brennan — which would have been used to promote censored, unethical spying, and gross civil rights invasions of political enemies — and they are surrendering their documents, handing them over to our possession. We won. We beat Biden and DHS,” said AFL President Stephen Miller.

America First Legal, which also represented former acting Director of National Intelligence Ric Grennell in the lawsuit, found that among the political donations made by those appointed to the group, a mere one percent went to Republicans, while 98 percent favored Democrats. Filed in November, the lawsuit accused the group of violating the Federal Advisory Committee Act, citing an alleged bias, a lack of public transparency, and undue influence by the Biden regime.

Although DHS denied any violation, it has agreed to dissolve the group. As per the agreement, the Homeland Intelligence Experts Group will be wound down within 30 days, with no future meetings scheduled and no reconstitution of the group inconsistent with federal law.

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Following a lawsuit from conservative legal nonprofit America First Legal (AFL), the Biden government has agreed to disband the Homeland Intelligence Experts Group. The group, formed by Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, consisted of individuals from the private sector designated to give insights on the government’s intelligence and national security endeavors. show more
May 2, 2024
Ed Kozak
Immigration
Politics

REVEALED: Biden’s New Migration Advisor is Foreign-Born Open Borders Advocate.

Marcela Escobari, Biden‘s new migration advisor, is a foreign-born, open-borders advocate who is unlikely to advance or support any measures to seriously stem the flow of migrants into the U.S.

Born in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, Escobari is an international development specialist by trade. She served as the Assistant Administrator of the Latin American and Caribbean Bureau at the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) under Barack Obama. She again assumed that position in the Biden government in 2022 following a stint at the globalist, pro-open borders Brookings Institute.

Addressing Congress last year, Escobari bragged about the Latin American bureau’s role in doubling the number of H-2 visa migrants from Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador.

“We also support legal pathways, so that people can migrate in conditions of dignity, safety, and mutual benefit,” Escobari said. “USAID’s work with the ministries of labor in Guatemala and Honduras and the ministry of foreign affairs in El Salvador has more than doubled the number of H-2 visa recipients from these countries to almost 20,000 and reduced processing times threefold.”

Prior to her second stint at USAID, Escobari may have also had a hand in shaping the Biden regime’s immigration policies that led to the current migrant crisis, co-leading the Development, Global Health and Refugee policy working group for Biden’s 2020 campaign.

While her work at USAID has involved addressing issues with border enforcement within Latin American countries, she demonstrates Biden’s commitment to “expanding lawful pathways” for more migrants to enter the country, an NSC spokesman told Axios.

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Marcela Escobari, Biden's new migration advisor, is a foreign-born, open-borders advocate who is unlikely to advance or support any measures to seriously stem the flow of migrants into the U.S. show more
May 2, 2024
NatSec
Politics
World

Guess How Much Biden Recently Funneled to the Taliban?

A recent audit by the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) indicates the Biden regime has indirectly provided around $1.3 million to the Taliban via weapons removal projects in Afghanistan. The oversight group also revealed that an additional $5 million is earmarked for the same cause, which will presumably be implemented under the Taliban’s authority.

The revelations are coupled with warnings from SIGAR that Afghanistan is reemerging as a hotspot for terrorist activities and the spending of taxpayer’s money on weapons removal may inadvertently be benefiting the Taliban. The removal efforts are part of the U.S.’ $17 billion investment in post-withdrawal Afghanistan, which according to SIGAR, remains somewhat unmonitored due to limited government cooperation.

Amid a rising count of terrorist attacks, SIGAR reports indicate that the Taliban is colluding with various notorious terror outfits like al Qaeda and Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan. ISIS operations are also said to be expanding in Afghanistan.

The agenda of the Taliban regime, known for its strict imposition of Islamic law, has witnessed an escalation in human rights violations. Copious Afghan refugees are entering the U.S. through the U.S.-Mexico border. SIGAR’s interviews with the refugees reveal an alarming lack of coordination by the U.S. government in tracking those who enter the country.

The American exit from Afghanistan itself was a disastrous failure for the Biden government, with one historian calling it America’s “greatest humiliation since Saigon.” The botched withdrawal culminated in an ISIS-K terrorist attack at Kabul airport’s Abbey Gate.

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A recent audit by the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) indicates the Biden regime has indirectly provided around $1.3 million to the Taliban via weapons removal projects in Afghanistan. The oversight group also revealed that an additional $5 million is earmarked for the same cause, which will presumably be implemented under the Taliban's authority. show more
May 2, 2024
News
Politics

Biden Blasts Ally Japan as ‘Xenophobic’ for Refusing Mass Migration.

President Biden has sparked controversy by branding Japan, a longstanding U.S. ally, as “xenophobic” in an off-camera speech at a fundraiser marking the commencement of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Biden’s comments contrast starkly with his affirmations of “unbreakable” ties with Japan during a state dinner with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida just weeks prior.

In his critique, President Biden grouped Japan with China and Russia, attributing their poor economic performance to an unwillingness to welcome immigrants. According to Biden, America’s economic growth is significantly driven by its immigrant population. While immigrants may not be contributing to actual economic growth — inflation continues to be a central problem plaguing the Biden economy — they are certainly contributing to superficial job growth.

“You know, one of the reasons why our economy is growing is because of you and many others — why — because we welcome immigrants,” said Biden. “Why is China stalling so bad economically? Why is Japan having trouble? … Because they’re xenophobic. They don’t want immigrants,” he continued. “Immigrants are what makes us strong! Not a joke. That’s not hyperbole. Because we have an influx of workers who want to be here and contribute.”

It remains to be seen how these off-camera comments might impact U.S.-Japanese relations. Japan is a crucial U.S. ally in the Pacific, and good relations with the nation would be critical to any future conflict with China.

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President Biden has sparked controversy by branding Japan, a longstanding U.S. ally, as "xenophobic" in an off-camera speech at a fundraiser marking the commencement of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Biden's comments contrast starkly with his affirmations of "unbreakable" ties with Japan during a state dinner with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida just weeks prior. show more
May 2, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Election 2024
Politics

Kennedy Campaign Paid $50K to Justin Trudeau’s Half Brother!?

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s campaign paid over $50,000 to Kyle Kemper, half-brother of far-left Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, to work on “volunteer and voter engagement.” Kemper has been driving an RV along the East Coast of the U.S. decked out in Kennedy’s likeness and slogans and was invited to meet the presidential candidate at his home so he could see the vehicle.

After the meeting, Kemper was paid over $50,000 to work for the Kennedy campaign on a formal basis, continuing to drive the RV while “blast[ing] songs from Kennedy uncle John F. Kennedy’s 1960 campaign, including a jingle by Frank Sinatra” reportedly remaining one of his key responsibilities.

The Kennedy campaign no longer pays Kemper, but he continues to support the Democrat primary contestant turned independent, describing the campaign as a “startup” that is bound to experience “f***-ups” and “drama.”

‘GRIFTERS AND OPPORTUNISTS.’

RFK Jr.’s expensive tie-up with the Trudeau sibling is one of many unusual stories emerging from sources within the Kennedy campaign, characterized as riddled with “grifters and opportunists” by Kiera Hall, who recently left it.

“If someone’s going to do that to their campaign, how do I know they won’t do that in their administration?” Hall questioned, referring to the people Kennedy had surrounded himself with.

Director of Messaging Charles Eisenstein is another character causing concerns. He reportedly spent weeks in Costa Rica shortly after the campaign began. He spent his time there “reconnecting with spirit” and recording podcasts in which he described some of Kennedy’s ideas as “repugnant,” reducing his monthly campaign bills from $21,000 to $14,000 while he was there.

A recent high school graduate paid $8,000 a month to serve as a “digital strategist” is among the other staffers whose salaries have caused consternation.

Sources also suggest much of Kennedy’s team is hostile to Donald Trump supporters, describing them as “extremists” and expressing the hope they can be persuaded to defect by RFK Jr.’s vaccine stance “without making further effort.” Trump has indicated he is alive to the threat to the America First movement posed by the Kennedy campaign, and his son Don Jr. has described RFK Jr. as a “Democrat plant.”

Fourteen Kennedy staffers walked out on the campaign in January, citing “lavish spending” and the “self-serving” behavior of  RFK Jr.’s campaign manager and ex-CIA daughter-in-law, Amaryllis Fox Kennedy.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign paid over $50,000 to Kyle Kemper, half-brother of far-left Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, to work on "volunteer and voter engagement." Kemper has been driving an RV along the East Coast of the U.S. decked out in Kennedy's likeness and slogans and was invited to meet the presidential candidate at his home so he could see the vehicle. show more
Columbia Israel Protests
May 2, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Politics
War

House GOP Bumbles Into Biden’s Campus Crisis… Passes Hate Speech Law That Could Ban Bible Verses?

The Republican-led House of Representatives has intervened in Joe Biden’s campus crisis by passing hate speech legislation defining anti-Semitism in incredibly broad terms and using that broad definition “for the enforcement of Federal antidiscrimination laws concerning education programs or activities, and for other purposes.”

H. R. 6090, to be cited as the Antisemitism Awareness Act of 2023 if it becomes law, uses the “working definition of antisemitism” adopted by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) in 2016. This is extremely broad in scope, and includes “Denying the Jewish people their right to self-determination, e.g., by claiming that the existence of a State of Israel is a racist endeavor,” “Applying double standards” to Israel, and “Accusing Jewish citizens of being more loyal to Israel, or to the alleged priorities of Jews worldwide, than to the interests of their own nations.”

The bill, which passed by 320 votes to 91, with 70 Democrats and 21 Republicans voting against it, has raised concerns among America First conservatives, who fear it violates the First Amendment and will draw fire away from Joe Biden. Until now, Biden has borne the brunt of campus protestors’ ire, damaging his standing among Muslim and younger voters key to his prospects in swing states like Michigan.

“It is patently insane for House Republicans to insert themselves into the mayhem engulfing college campuses. Do not interrupt your enemies when they’re making a mistake!” said Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, echoing arguments first advanced by National Pulse editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam.

“Instead of passing anti-free speech laws that trample on the First Amendment or inserting themselves behind a podium at Columbia, just allow the left to continue embarrassing itself,” he argued.

SCRIPTURE OUTLAWED?

H. R. 6090 also defines “Using the symbols and images associated with classic antisemitism (e.g., claims of Jews killing Jesus or blood libel) to characterize Israel or Israelis” as anti-Semitic.

This has raised concerns among Kirk and other Christian conservatives as to whether H. R. 6090 could “make parts of the Bible illegal.” The Bible records that the Romans put Jesus Christ to death, but at the request of Jewish chief priests and elders, who delivered Jesus to the Roman authorities.

Pontius Pilate, the Roman governor, sought repeatedly to release Jesus, but the priests insisted “by our law he ought to die,” and Jesus told the Roman that “he that delivered me unto thee hath the greater sin.”

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The Republican-led House of Representatives has intervened in Joe Biden's campus crisis by passing hate speech legislation defining anti-Semitism in incredibly broad terms and using that broad definition "for the enforcement of Federal antidiscrimination laws concerning education programs or activities, and for other purposes." show more