MSNBC decided to preempt its popular morning show, “Morning Joe,” on Monday to continue breaking news coverage of the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. The network confirmed that “Morning Joe” will resume on Tuesday, choosing to avoid potential inappropriate comments from the show’s numerous guests amid the sensitive situation. This move happened as
Ben Bergquam, a Real America’s Voice correspondent, sent a welcome message from the Fiserv Convention Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he is for the Republican National Committee. It is a place of great concern due to the attempted murder of President Trump just two days ago. Security has grown intense there, with the city on
Everywhere, the American people are feeling the pressures as hints of escalating violence against President Trump and the America First movement surface. Today- it appears as if someone tried to kill Trump. The news surfaced that, indeed, one person was killed, and it is speculated that it was the shooter. With a blood-stained face, Trump
Kari Lake’s attorneys have submitted a petition to the Arizona Supreme Court, challenging the 2022 gubernatorial election results. They argue significant failures in Maricopa County’s vote center tabulators led to massive ballot rejections and alleges that required pre-election testing was not performed. Additionally, they claim the signature verification process for early ballots was inadequately conducted
In a recent press release, North Carolina Republican Party Chairman Jason Simmons has leveled serious accusations against the North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE). Simmons charges the board with blatant partisanship, specifically aimed at preserving the political prospects of President Joe Biden and the Democratic Party in the upcoming General Election. “This board is
The J6 Pardon Project, spearheaded by Suzzanne Monk of Patriot Action PAC, passionately advocates for former President Donald J. Trump to pardon all individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol incident, including high-profile prisoners Peter Navarro and Steve Bannon. Claiming significant injustices, Monk asserts that over 1500 defendants have been unfairly targeted with politically motivated
According to a News Nation report, Mexican drug cartels, notably the Sinaloa and Jalisco New Generation cartels, are diversifying their criminal operations beyond narcotics, infiltrating various sectors of the economy and daily life in Mexico and beyond. According to recent government reports and investigations, these cartels have expanded into internet services, fuel theft, and extortion