Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene initiated a process to dislodge Speaker Mike Johnson from his position, a course of action she has hinted at for some time. The development came after weeks of hand wringing over the approval of a $95 billion national security fund three weeks earlier, which Speaker Johnson advocated for.
President Trump, MAGA firebrands such as Rep. Matt Gaetz, and indeed this website opposed her move as counterproductive, destined to fail, and possibly enabling Democrats to take the Speaker’s chair and re-weaponize Congress against the right.
Her motion failed after Rep. Steve Scalise called for the motion to table, and it passed 359-43.
BREAKING — THE HOUSE has resoundingly tabled a motion to oust @SpeakerJohnson
Representative Greene’s motion to declare the speakership vacant was more symbolic than practical, however considering the bleak prospects of its success. Besides Greene, only Ron DeSantis ally Thomas Massie and Arizona Congressman Paul Gosar signaled their support.
Fellow lawmakers widely disapproved of the motion during Greene’s reading. This move highlights the second attempt by Republicans within the past year to oust their party’s speaker, with the earlier episode ending with the removal of Kevin McCarthy—an unprecedented event.
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Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene initiated a process to dislodge Speaker Mike Johnson from his position, a course of action she has hinted at for some time. The development came after weeks of hand wringing over the approval of a $95 billion national security fund three weeks earlier, which Speaker Johnson advocated for.
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Editor’s Notes
Behind-the-scenes political intrigue exclusively for Pulse+ subscribers.
Joe Biden is facing dissent in Democrat ranks for conditioning military aid to Israel in an effort to influence their military campaign against the Hamas terrorist group. Senator John Fetterman (D-PA), in an appearance on Fox News last night, hammered the Biden government for withholding aid.
“Like, for example, I was public, and I said that I don’t think we should be withholding any kind of munitions, and I think, I said, I think we need to send them immediately,” the Pennsylvania Democrat told host Bret Baier. Fetterman added: “Israel is in this kind of a war, and we, I have no conditions, I never have, and I can’t imagine I ever will.”
Fetterman continued: “If there should be any kind of conditions, it should be on Hamas and its [enablers] and its benefactors.”
“I follow Israel on that. I mean, they would know the situation more than I do,” Fetterman added regarding the Jewish state’s decision to send its military into the Hamas-controlled city of Rafah.
The junior Senator from Pennsylvania was first elected in 2022 after defeating Dr. Mehmet Oz. During the Senate race, Fetterman campaigned as a political progressive but has pivoted to far more centrist positions since his election. He’s been an outspoken critic of corruption in Congress and frequently makes public appeals for Sen. Bob Menendez‘s (D-NJ) resignation. Menendez faces a bevy of federal corruption charges for acting as an unregistered foreign agent for the governments of Egypt and Qatar while also serving as a United States Senator.
In December of last year, Fetterman broke with his fellow Democrats and conceded that the Biden government needed to do more to address the ongoing illegalimmigration crisis at the southern border.
Fetterman, on Fox News, on Biden pausing arm deliveries to Israel:
“I don't think we should be withholding any kind of munitions… I think we need to send them immediately…
“If there should be any kind of conditions, it should be on Hamas and its enablers and its benefactors.” pic.twitter.com/ll93y25JZz
Joe Biden is facing dissent in Democrat ranks for conditioning military aid to Israel in an effort to influence their military campaign against the Hamas terrorist group. Senator John Fetterman (D-PA), in an appearance on Fox News last night, hammered the Biden government for withholding aid.
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An Islamic leader who praised the October 7Hamas terrorist attacks against Israel recently co-hosted a fundraiser for Representative Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) at a private residence in Fairfax, Virginia. Nihad Awad, the national executive director and co-founder of the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), said he was “happy to see” the October 7 Hamas terrorist attacks against Israel. Rep. Bowman attended the fundraiser benefitting his re-election campaign.
Awad has come under repeated criticism for making antisemitic remarks. On several occasions, the national executive director of CAIR has claimed that Israel “does not have a right to self-defense” — seemingly justifying continued attacks by Iran’s terrorist proxies. Just a month after the barbaric Hamas attack that killed nearly 1,200 people, mostly civilians, Awad told the 16th annual Convention for Palestine, “The people of Gaza only decided to break the siege—the walls of the concentration camp—on October 7.”
He continued: “And yes, I was happy to see people breaking the siege and throwing down the shackles of their own land and walk free into their land that they were not free to walk in.” The Bidengovernmentcondemned Awad and his remarks after a media firestorm.
Bowman, a member of the far-left ‘Squad,’ has remained silent on why he attended the fundraiser and his reaction to Awad’s praise for Hamas and the deaths of innocent civilians on October 7. The progressive New YorkDemocrat is locked in a tight primary battle to retain his seat. George Latimer, a Democrat and Westchester County Executive, appears poised to unseat the progressive incumbent.
Rep. Bowman infamously pulled a fire alarm to obstruct an official government proceeding. The New York Democrat appeared to be attempting to interrupt a Congressional budget vote.
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An Islamic leader who praised the October 7Hamas terrorist attacks against Israel recently co-hosted a fundraiser for Representative Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) at a private residence in Fairfax, Virginia. Nihad Awad, the national executive director and co-founder of the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), said he was "happy to see" the October 7 Hamas terrorist attacks against Israel. Rep. Bowman attended the fundraiser benefitting his re-election campaign.
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National Pulse Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam has slammed the Biden regime for its treatment of Jeff Clark, former Acting Assistant U.S. Attorney General under Donald Trump, during a wide-ranging discussion with War Roomhost Steve Bannon.
“I spent the weekend speaking in New York with Jeff Clark, the former Acting Attorney General, whose house was raided two years ago, whose devices were seized, and he still hasn’t even had some of them back,” Kassam said.
“He still hasn’t had the affidavit that shows why they raided the house, that shows what was in the warrant and what was the framework, the background, the undergirding, of the warrant,” he revealed.
He also revealed nobody in Congress — including the members of Jim Jordan’s Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government — has helped Clark find answers to these questions.
“You are, ladies and gentlemen, living in a police state today,” Kassam warned the War Room audience. “And it brings me to another point… the RNC and RNC legal counsel should be filing lawsuits every single day on these matters, and, for year upon year now, they have done absolutely nothing,” he stressed.
“In fact, in some instances they have been actually helping the Democrat Party; they have been helping their friends like Marc Elias; they have been assisting in taking America away from safe and secure elections” and enshrining the “phony, fake” mail-in ballot system that delivered Joe Biden his supposed victory in 2020.
ELIAS’S SPIES.
Elias, a Democrat election lawyer sanctioned for violating ethics rules in a suit on behalf of Democrats’ Senate and congressional campaign committees in 2021, is a personal friend of Charlie Spies. Spies has only just been ousted as RNC legal counsel. Kassam argues RNC staffers like Spies assisted Elias by “being a walkover,” “by backchanneling information,” and “by being a feckless tool that just sort of sits in position and doesn’t do anything.”
The fact Spies was ever in such a senior position at the RNC speaks to the GOP’s ongoing issues with fifth columnists under Trump’s leadership. Spies called for the Federal Election Committee (FEC) and Department of Justice (DOJ) to investigate Trump in 2016, congratulated Biden on his official victory in 2020, and has repeatedly refused to characterize the 2020 election as “stolen” — leaving him poorly placed to advance the former president’s election integrity agenda.
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On Steve Bannon's War Room, @RaheemKassam explains why Bannon, Trump, and Peter Navarro are the biggest threat to the liberal establishment, and asks why there are still so many unanswered questions about the raid on Jeff Clark. pic.twitter.com/PusLtdkIuP
National Pulse Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam has slammed the Biden regime for its treatment of Jeff Clark, former Acting Assistant U.S. Attorney General under Donald Trump, during a wide-ranging discussion with War Room host Steve Bannon.
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Conservative leaders with experience with the Democratic Party, like Donald Trump, former Trump strategist Stephen K. Bannon, and former Trump admin official Peter Navarro, are the greatest threat to the political establishment because they have seen it from the inside, argues National Pulse Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam.
“People like yourself, and Donald Trump, and Peter Navarro represent the most critical threats to the political establishment, the political order in the Western world today,” Kassam told Bannon on War Room.
“At some point in your lives you all either came from Democrat-voting families or were Democrats and Democrat donors. That is what they fear the most, and that is why Peter Navarro is locked up right now,” he continued.
Navarro, 74, has been imprisoned by a leftist judge for Contempt of Congress. He declined to comply with House Democrats’ demands during their sham investigation into the January 6 protests.
On Steve Bannon's War Room, @RaheemKassam explains why Bannon, Trump, and Peter Navarro are the biggest threat to the liberal establishment, and asks why there are still so many unanswered questions about the raid on Jeff Clark. pic.twitter.com/PusLtdkIuP
“[Navarro] poses a threat like very few Republicans on Capitol Hill, if any, frankly, pose a threat. He’s seen it from the inside out and he walked away. He said, ‘To Hell with you guys, you’re selling this country down the river, you’re selling this country overseas,'” Kassam explained.
The National Pulse chief had stern words for Jim Jordan’s Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government. He asked why it is so comparatively weak in going after the establishment that jailed Navarro.
“Riddle me this… Why hasn’t a penny been spent? Why hasn’t a subpoena been issued?” Kassam asked. “You even had The New York Times this morning have a report on [January 6] and how the National Guard failed to be deployed… [G]uess what The New York Times found four years after the fact? That it wasn’t Donald Trump… It actually was the establishment, the status quo, the bureaucrats, who stopped the National Guard being deployed so that the Capitol could be overrun so that they could have their television moments,” he said.
PERSONNEL.
Kassam seemed frustrated it took The New York Times to detail the story — covered by The National Pulse from various angles for years — where the likes of the Weaponization Committee have failed.
He expressed similar issues with the Republican National Committee (RNC), which has been rehiring staffers fired after Ronna McDaniel’s ouster. It previously made missteps such as hiring Charlie Spies, a former Jeb Bush lawyer with a history of attacking Trump. He is also a personal friend of Democrat election lawyer Marc Elias.
“It really bears reporting on how the Charlie Spies thing went down… It’s very important that people understand just how swampy that whole process was, and how much certain people tried to cling on to Charlie Spies,” Kassam said.
“Again, despite his friendship with Marc Elias. Despite his refusal to call 2020 stolen. Despite the fact he tried to have the FEC and the DOJ investigate Donald Trump back in 2016… We will be doing further reporting on that, I’m afraid it will upset some people,” he warned.
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Conservative leaders with experience with the Democratic Party, like Donald Trump, former Trump strategist Stephen K. Bannon, and former Trump admin official Peter Navarro, are the greatest threat to the political establishment because they have seen it from the inside, argues National Pulse Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam.
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The Republican National Convention (RNC) is still infested with staffers who regard Joe Biden as a legitimate, fairly-elected president, and many of the people culled after Ronna McDaniel’s ouster have now been rehired, reveals National Pulse Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam.
“Let me be very clear about it, the majority of RNC staffers do not believe that Joe Biden is an illegitimate president. Let me repeat that, in case I was unclear: the majority of RNC staffers do not believe Joe Biden was an illegitimate president,” Kassam told War Roomhost Steve Bannon during a wide-ranging discussion on the state of the GOP.
“RNC staffers… I could tell you some stories… sickening stories,” Kassam said. These stories, he explained, would make America First conservatives sick to their stomachs “about the types of people that the RNC has hired and, by the way, the types of people that the RNC is still hiring under this new regime.”
“We will have more reporting on this to come, but if they want a war on this, we will give them a bloody war on this,” Kassam pledged.
“I don’t like to fall out with people on supposedly my own team, but it seems to have to happen every so often, right? It’s that old Godfatherphrase, it has to happen every five or ten years, gets rid of the bad blood. So, let’s get rid of some bad blood. That was supposed to be what this exercise in cleaning the RNC was about. That was what Michael Whatley and Lara Trump were supposed to be doing,” he continued.
National Pulse editor-in-chief @RaheemKassam and Steve Bannon discuss a MAGA vetting of Republican staffers, and why The Garden of Time was the perfect theme for the Met Gala. pic.twitter.com/r5rojxiQ95
“I can report to you that the people who were fired inside the RNC when that new regime took over, a significant percentage of them, I’m talking about 70 percent-plus, have been rehired,” he said. ” This is unacceptable; this is pulling the wool over people’s eyes, and it doesn’t lead us anywhere closer to a secured victory for President Donald J. Trump on November 5th of this year. It doesn’t advance the football.”
Kassam stressed, in particular, the case of the recently departed RNC legal counsel Charlie Spies, a Jeb Bush, and Ron DeSantis campaign lawyer hired in March despite a history of legitimizing Joe Biden’s election, calling for Trump to be investigated by the federal authorities, and mocking the idea of a border wall.
“If you think I’m joking about coming for you next, try me,” Kassam said of the RNC staffers in his crosshairs after Spies was fired by Trump.
Kassam told the RNC to expect The National Pulse will be vetting them “staffer by staffer” and asking them questions: “Was Trump 2020 stolen? Is Joe Biden a legitimate president? What are you doing working at the RNC if you believe that Joe Biden was freely and fairly elected?”
“It’s time, if the new team isn’t really going to start clearing house, then I’m going to start clearing house,” he vowed.
In terms of who should be brought inside the tent, Kassam has analyzed a list of three possible replacements for Spies — and suggests hiring all of them might be the best course of action.
On Steve Bannon's War Room, @RaheemKassam explains why Bannon, Trump, and Peter Navarro are the biggest threat to the liberal establishment, and asks why there are still so many unanswered questions about the raid on Jeff Clark. pic.twitter.com/PusLtdkIuP
The Republican National Convention (RNC) is still infested with staffers who regard Joe Biden as a legitimate, fairly-elected president, and many of the people culled after Ronna McDaniel's ouster have now been rehired, reveals National Pulse Editor-in-Chief Raheem Kassam.
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After an investigation held by the Georgia secretary of state’s office, officials stated that Fulton County had implemented improper procedures during its 2020 presidential election recount. The news was declared during a Georgia state elections board meeting on Tuesday.
Charlene McGowan, general counsel for the secretary of state’s office, clarified that, despite these findings, the overall outcome of the election, which led to Joe Biden’s presidential success, will not be altered.
“The conclusion of this investigation… is that Fulton County used improper procedures during the recount of the presidential contest in 2020,” McGowan admitted.
The inquiry was prompted by a complaint lodged on July 8, 2022, alleging the inappropriate count of 17,852 ballots. The investigation revealed not only duplicate ballot images, implying probable multiple scanning of some ballots, but also thousands of ballot images missing.
“Does the investigation confirm that there are missing ballot images?”
“Yes.”
Case closed. No cover up operation can conceal the fact that Fulton County did not have the votes it claimed it had. The recount could not replicate the original results.
The state elections board has responded by issuing a letter of reprimand to the county and assigning a monitor to supervise the crucial 2024 presidential election. Fulton County’s representative, Jessica Corbitt, claimed that no proof of fraud has been found, and the county is focusing on upgrading its election procedures and infrastructure.
In the midst of these proceedings, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis indicted Donald Trump and 17 others in August 2023, accusing them of an unlawful attempt to overturn Georgia’s election. The accused are contesting a ruling allowing Willis to remain involved in the case.
Incredible
GA SOS found duplicate ballot images, but can’t say if they were included in the count🤷♀️
If the proof is in the ballots, why not check the ballots?
Probably because the hand audit had AT LEAST 4,081 false Biden votes, which have never been removed from the count pic.twitter.com/TPDm02Atxn
After an investigation held by the Georgia secretary of state's office, officials stated that Fulton County had implemented improper procedures during its 2020 presidential election recount. The news was declared during a Georgia state elections board meeting on Tuesday.
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A commercial property owner in Lake Worth Beach, Florida, received a citation from the city government because of a large message painted on the roof of his building that reads “TRUMP 2024.” The government officials contend the message is a “mural” that requires a city-issued permit; however, the property owner and his tenants argue that the city’s mural ordinance doesn’t apply to building rooftops.
According to one of the business owners located on the commercial property, the city cited the building’s owner after a complaint was left taped to his door from the condo building next door. “They want us to remove it or file for a permit,” Michael Klein — who owns Kavasutra Kava Bar, a business located in the building, said. He added: “But it’s not a permittable sign because it’s on the roof.” Klein also revealed the small businesses and property owner have retained an attorney and that they intend to fight the city citation.
Lake Worth Beach has a plethora of city ordinances governing signage, pamphleteering, murals, and even simply taping a message to a door. The National Pulse reviewed these ordinances and can confirm that those pertaining to signs almost exclusively apply to messages attached to the sides of buildings. The city’s mural regulations are more vague. While there are specific references to painting the sides of structures, the language appears to be relatively ambiguous — suggesting the city may be able to regulate the “TRUMP 2024” roof message as a mural.
A commercial property owner in Lake Worth Beach, Florida, received a citation from the city government because of a large message painted on the roof of his building that reads "TRUMP 2024." The government officials contend the message is a "mural" that requires a city-issued permit; however, the property owner and his tenants argue that the city's mural ordinance doesn't apply to building rooftops.
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The National Guard‘s response to the January 6Capitol riots was delayed, in large part, over concerns about the optics and the media backlash to its deployment to protect federal property during the Black Lives Matter (BLM) riots in the summer of 2020. Top military officials pushed back on calls for deploying National Guard troops during a 2:30 PM call on January 6, in a stunning admission by the New York Times:
“…the military had adopted a particularly cautious approach to deploying the Guard, with several top commanders openly worried about the “optics” of such a mobilization in part because of concerns that President Donald J. Trump could misuse the Guard, and they approached the situation as akin to sending troops into an overseas war zone.”
“I’m not sure why we’re concerned about optics when it comes to, you know, saving lives and preventing damage and loss of property, but OK,” said Brig. Gen. Aaron R. Dean II, the then National Guard adjutant general, in Congressional testimony regarding the phone call between top Pentagon officials. A House Republican investigation into federal government actions on January 6 has shed further light on a series of missteps by U.S. military leaders during the riots, including a preoccupation with public and media perception.
Several officials have testified that career military leaders were too hesitant to take action in the early hours of chaos at the Capitol, fearing media backlash. In the summer of 2020, the corporate media blasted former PresidentDonaldTrump and the Pentagon over the use of National Guard assets to defend federal government buildings after several had been damaged or attacked by BLMrioters.
PARALYZED BY CAREERISM.
Additionally, Pentagon and National Guard officials were paralyzed by concerns over their own careers. “If I could send them right now without being fired, I would send them right now,” D.C. National Guard commander General William J. Walker told Dean as the situation at the Capitol deteriorated.
The National Pulse has previously reported that Rep. Clay Higgins (R-LA) uncovered new evidence regarding the involvement of federal enforcement in the January 6 riots. According to Higgins, federal agents were involved in pushing veterans groups and others into engaging in violence during the protest outside the Capitol.
President Trump had authorized the use of the National Guard days prior to the event, over concerns that AntiFa and other far-left actors would hijack the peaceful protests for nefarious ends. This, in fact, did happen. and was even pre-planned.
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The National Guard's response to the January 6Capitol riots was delayed, in large part, over concerns about the optics and the media backlash to its deployment to protect federal property during the Black Lives Matter (BLM) riots in the summer of 2020. Top military officials pushed back on calls for deploying National Guard troops during a 2:30 PM call on January 6, in a stunning admission by the New York Times:show more
Democrats want to rename the Francis Scott Key Bridge, destroyed when an Indian-crewed cargo ship allided with it in March, after a radical black Democrat politician who called Ronald Reagan a “clear and present danger” to black Americans.
“We think this [the destruction of the bridge presents] an excellent opportunity to make a statement about what Marylanders believe,” said Carl Snowden, who leads the Caucus of African American Leaders. The group, representing black activists and politicians in Maryland, wants the replacement bridge named after the Old Line State’s first black congressman, Parren Mitchell.
Mitchell, a founder of the Congressional Black Caucus and pioneer of affirmative action policies, tried to increase black turnout for the Democrats in the 1980 presidential election by claiming “Ronald Reagan [was] a clear and present danger to black America,” accusing the then-candidate of having been “embraced and endorsed by the Ku Klux Klan.”
Mitchell’s efforts were unsuccessful, with Reagan heavily defeating Democrat President Jimmy Carter. He attempted to impeach Reagan in 1983, but this also failed.
Francis Scott Key, born in 1779, is most famous for authoring The Star-Spangled Banner. Key has been posthumously “canceled” for having owned a small number of slaves, although he also freed slaves, arguing for freedmen to receive land and against slavery as an institution.
Democrats are also using the destruction of the Baltimore bridge, in which several migrant workers were killed, to push for a mass amnesty of illegal aliens.
Joe Biden has also sought to gain political capital from the tragedy, claiming he had crossed the bridge “many, many times” by train. However, it never had a railway line.
A Maersk-chartered cargo ship, flagged in Singapore but with an all-Indian crew, has collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore and totally destroyed it. Many casualties reported. pic.twitter.com/ZAY72AOhc1
Democrats want to rename the Francis Scott Key Bridge, destroyed when an Indian-crewed cargo ship allided with it in March, after a radical black Democrat politician who called Ronald Reagan a "clear and present danger" to black Americans.
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