On Tuesday night, President Trump expressed gratitude for winning the State of New Hampshire for the Republican Primary, which is a significant victory. Trump has dominated in early states and shown that he has strong support from the GOP base. Despite finishing second, former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley vowed to continue her campaign and criticized
Kari Lake U.S. Senate candidate for Arizona, released an undercover audio clip of a discussion of what sounds like a potential offer, possibly involving a significant amount of money, clearly being offered to her to dissuade her from running for office for a federal position. The male speaker, who we now know is AZ Republican
Quick update: Trump is the projected winner of the Republican Primary in New Hampshire Tuesday night : The GOP wants Republicans to vote in their primary to get a representation of the party- and that makes sense, so it is surprising when someone who is supposed to be the GOP sweetheart has to get votes
The House Committee on Homeland Security conducted a hearing as part of impeachment proceedings against DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. Since August, @HomelandGOP invited Sec. Mayorkas 4 times to testify about his handling of the border crisis. Most recently, he declined our invitation to testify at last week’s impeachment hearing. Now, our members are sharing questions
In a recent discussion on the War Room with Steve Bannon about the Supreme Court decision to keep the US border on behalf of Democrat Joe Biden – on Monday- regarding border security in Texas, speakers Jeff Clark, Renewing America, and Mike Davis, Article Three project, expressed disagreement with the majority decision. Another expert chimed
Ben Bergquam visited the Red Arrows Diner in New Hampshire on Monday. He appeared on the War Room with Steve Bannon to discuss people’s opinions on President Donald Trump and Nikki Haley, ahead of a critical primary vote there in a battle for 22 New Hampshire delegates that are up for grabs. Kari Lake posted
The Department of State, in partnership with the Department of Health and Human Services, celebrated the first anniversary of the Welcome Corps—a private sponsorship program empowering Americans to welcome refugees through the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP). Over 15,000 Americans have applied to sponsor more than 7,000 refugees, surpassing the program’s first-year goal. According to