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There's a moment in every political cycle when someone decides their conscience matters more than their party card. We just witnessed one in Michigan, and it's messier than anyone anticipated. Rep. Haley Stevens, a Democrat, stood beside Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers at a Detroit church and announced she's voting for him instead of her own party's nominee. Not … [Read more...] about Rep. Haley Stevens Backs Republican Mike Rogers Over Her Own Party’s Senate Candidate

When Rep. Ilhan Omar resurfaced after federal agents raided her DC home, she didn't hold a press conference at the state capitol. She didn't meet with mainstream Minnesota constituents. She went to the Karmel Mall of Somalia in Minneapolis, and that choice tells you everything you need to know about who she really represents. Digital reporters got an exclusive tour of this … [Read more...] about Minnesota’s Largest Somali Mall Reveals a Community That Never Intended to Assimilate

There's a federal prosecutor in California doing something rare these days. He's actually enforcing the law. And naturally, that's become a problem for the people who'd prefer he didn't. Bill Essayli, the first assistant U.S. attorney for the Central District of California, has been raising hell in all the right ways. His Operation Guardian Angel figured out how to get around … [Read more...] about Trump Defends Top Federal Prosecutor After Court Tries to Sideline His Anti-Fraud Crusade

Let me be clear about something. When you have to recruit a fake candidate with the same name as your opponent just to confuse voters, you've already admitted you can't win on merit. That's exactly what's happening in Alaska, and the trail leads straight back to Chuck Schumer's office. The scheme is almost comically brazen. Operatives working for Rep. Mary Peltola's Senate … [Read more...] about Chuck Schumer’s Fingerprints Are All Over Alaska’s Decoy Candidate Scandal

Someone needs to explain why it takes a private legal foundation to do the job Maine's Secretary of State should have done years ago. The Public Interest Legal Foundation just dropped a complaint that's hard to ignore. They found over 3,000 potentially dead voters and nearly 700 duplicate registrations sitting on Maine's voter rolls. This isn't some abstract concern. Voters … [Read more...] about Dead Voters and Duplicate Names Found on Maine Rolls Days Before Election