We believe that the principles of our party should be based upon the precepts of the founders of the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
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Read More“What happened today will be used by the people taking power to justify stripping you of the rights you were born with as an American”
Read MoreWhy is broken glass on Capitol Hill so much more precious than the broken glass in Kenosha?
Read MoreEXHIBIT A: CA Governor Gavin Newsom.
Der Kalifornien Führer
A political scientist examines the evidence and concludes that widespread fraud took place.
Read MoreWhen the founders of our newspaper fled a communist regime to come to America, they never expected that this great nation would one day become the focal point of the battle between communism and freedom.
Many Americans believe communism is an abstract concept, something that only affects faraway nations, without realizing that it has already arrived at our doorstep.
Communism has spread in America under names such as socialism, progressivism, liberalism, neo-Marxism, and so on, in a slow process over decades of systematic subversion by first the Soviet Union, and now the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
This cumulative battle for the future of America—and with it, the rest of the world—is now coming to a head in the U.S. presidential election.
This is a conflict that transcends partisanship and party affiliation.
A record-setting 18 (at least) new women are joining the GOP ranks in Congress next year, with one more leading a race in New York that hasn't been called yet.
Michael McAdams, a spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee, told Just the News that a record 94 GOP women ran for Congress this cycle, which helped lead to this new milestone under the leadership of Rep. Tom Emmer (R-Minn.).
The new crop of Republican women includes a daughter of Greek and Cuban immigrants, two Asian-Americans, a Ukrainian immigrant, and the first female graduate of the Citadel, a prominent military college in Charleston, S.C.
"From day one, Chairman Emmer made it a priority to recruit the most diverse class in history, and the results speak for themselves," McAdams told Just the News. "House Republicans have flipped 14 seats, and every one of those seats has been flipped by a female, minority and/or veteran candidate."