From NJ Assemblyman Mike Inganamort . . .

🚨 Big news out of Washington today.

New Jersey’s voter registration problems may go back a full decade before the Sherrill Administration disclosed them.

I’m on Capitol Hill today and met with Congressman Jeff Van Drew, who is leading a congressional hearing into New Jersey’s… pic.twitter.com/8H2pdhRzP3

— Mike Inganamort (@MikeInganamort) September 15, 2026

As A Landmark, Solemn Anniversary Approaches

 

On Majestic Monument: Four Faces Of Freedom!

As you look up at Mount Rushmore, you are overwhelmed with a sense of majesty. Yes, this great American attraction is every bit as magnificent as you could possibly imagine. It lives up to all the expectations. 

And as you look at it from different angles you will find yourself taking more and more photos. You can't help yourself. And while the photos are wonderful, they do not do it justice. You really have to see it to believe. That being said, here are the best of our many photos from our most recent visit. Enjoy!

Trump Wins At SCOTUS: Ballroom Gets A 'GO!'

From Eric Daugherty on X: 

BREAKING — TRUMP WINS AT SCOTUS: The Supreme Court 5-4 has just GREENLIT White House ballroom military complex construction INDEFINITELY, with Chief Justice ROBERTS joining the liberals LET'S GO! SCOTUS says the group who sued likely DOES NOT HAVE STANDING, exactly what Trump has been arguing Roberts made a HORRIBLE move siding against Trump. This suit was fallacious from the start! The "National Trust for Historic Preservation" can shove it. Construction is FULL steam ahead.

And Now, From Today's Big Event . . .

🔥 LET’S GO!! We just witnessed one of most epic performances of the Star Spangled Banner of ALL TIME here at the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, courtesy of Christopher Macchio

Complete with a MASSIVE flyover, an INCREDIBLE backdrop, and President Trump saluting

GOD BLESS THE USA! 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/L2EQF1VF6A

— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) August 23, 2026

Another Amazing Moment Inside The Oval!

Lib Elites Retain Long Distance Power, Even In GA!

Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff is heading to the Hamptons to fundraise with Alex Soros and Hillary Clinton.

Less than 20% of Ossoff's fundraising comes from the state of Georgia. The rest of it comes from left-wing elites who know he will do their bidding.

Press Secretary Leavitt Announces Departure

From Karoline Leavitt:

"Serving as the White House Press Secretary over the past year and a half has been the honor and adventure of a lifetime. I am incredibly grateful to President Trump for granting me so many extraordinary opportunities, such as working in the West Wing and spending countless hours in the Oval Office, flying around the world and meeting foreign leaders, and traveling across our beautiful country and meeting Americans from all walks of life.

Most of all, I am thankful to the President for entrusting me with the distinct privilege of speaking on his behalf at the White House podium. I have spoken with great pride about the many historic accomplishments of this Administration, and I have relished holding the liberal media accountable and ensuring the American people hear the truth about President Trump’s successes.

Being a mother and welcoming a new baby while working in one of the most demanding jobs in the world has been the most rewarding yet challenging season of my life, to say the least. The truth is since returning to the White House after the birth of my daughter, I have felt in my heart that I cannot be the best mom my two young children deserve while devoting the constant time, energy, and attention required of the White House Press Secretary — and that is why I have ultimately made the bittersweet decision to depart the White House and embark on a new chapter in my life.

President Trump has asked me to continue serving as a top advisor to him on the outside, and I will always remain a vocal advocate for MAGA and the Republican Party.

Our country is facing an existential threat from an increasingly extremist Democrat Party that seeks to destroy everything great about America, and I believe it is incumbent upon all of us who care about this country to fight back against that threat. My fight is entering a new phase, but it is far from over.

Thank you again to the President, the First Lady, and the entire Trump family for your kindness and generosity over the years. Thank you to our amazing Chief of Staff Susie Wiles for empowering me since the day she hired me on the campaign, and to the President’s cabinet, my staff, colleagues, and friends at the White House who work so hard on behalf of our nation. It has been a privilege to serve alongside so many accomplished and impressive people, and I look forward to cheering them on over the next two and a half years.

And of course, thank you most especially to my loving and supportive husband and family for the sacrifices they made for me to serve in this role.

The Hour Is Late But It CAN Be Done!

🇺🇸Sen. Rick Scott says the Senate must FORCE a floor vote RIGHT NOW on the SAVE America Act, or it's too late for the midterms

"We have 50 votes. We can win this. But what we have to do is we have to VOTE!" ‼️

"We have GOT to get election security done. My goal is we're going… pic.twitter.com/jovGEYkIxx

— Eleanor (@wilming_ton) August 5, 2026

Celebrity's Seduction And The Outing Of Fauci

Dr. Anthony Fauci has been outed.

Outed as a shameless glitterati wannabe. Outed as a relentless attention seeker. Outed as a star-crossed celebrity worshiper.

It would all be laughable if it wasn't so pathetic. After all, Fauci is not some preteen little girl at a Taylor Swift concert. He's an 85-year-old man, a supposedly renowned medical doctor and self-proclaimed scientist who vaulted himself into the highest reaches of power and notoriety during one of the darkest periods in our nation's history. 

During that time, Fauci became enamored with himself -- seeing himself as the bright star, the luminous guiding light, the incandescent, all powerful Oz who would show us the way. But in truth, there was no one behind the curtain -- just a tiny gray haired man with beady eyes who was busy admiring himself in an endless hall of mirrors.

And it was in that hall of mirrors that Fauci lost his way, much as one would in a cheap, gaudy, touring carnival attraction. 

At the congressional hearing the other day Fauci pleaded the Fifth. But before he did so, he complained about efforts to embarrass him with the release of his diary entries. But it was Fauci who embarrassed himself. Because it was Fauci who, in his haste to sing his own praises, foolishly tapped out those daily diary entries on a government computer. Imagine! 

But no one should be surprised by all this. A friend of mine recently noted that there are countless Faucis everywhere -- forgotten bureaucrats, mid-level paper pushers, anonymous bean counters, faceless clerks, managers, mechanics and functionaries. They want to be Somebody. They want to sit at the Cool Kids Table. 

Every so often, for one in a gazillion of 'em, lightening strikes. It happened to Little Tony Fauci, a kid from Brooklyn who worked in his father's pharmacy tending the cash register, stocking shelves, and delivering prescription medicines to neighbors on his blue Schwinn bicycle. 

Somewhere within Anthony Fauci lived an insatiable desire to be recognized, to be validated. And soon enough he was recognized, and even honored and then revered. But it didn't ever seem to be enough. It must not have been glamorous enough, shiny enough or ego-fulfilling enough. And let's not forget that even a small dose of fame can be a dangerous thing.

So before long, Fauci was seeking more and more and more, gleefully cataloguing all his Big Time attention-grabbing moments, clutching his press clippings and fan mail like some Hollywood divo who kept everyone on the set waiting while he fussed and preened in his dressing room.

In his autobiography, published in 1868, Horace Greeley got it right: "Fame is a vapor, popularity an accident . . . Only one thing endures and that is character."

 

Trump To Thune And Senate: DO YOUR JOB!

 

The Future Of The GOP -- AND The Nation!

This man right here is Congressman Brandon Gill.

@realBrandonGill

… He is just 32 years old. He is the youngest Republican in Congress. And, already he's making the swamp sweat. He's been raised on a Texas ranch. He doesn’t play the D.C. game. And he doesn’t care about their feelings. He is totally America First, every single day. Could he be a future President? You better believe it!

Not A Poll: This Is The PREDICTION MARKET

CNN: The Odds Republicans Keep The Senate Has Increased

2026 Senate Odds Per @Kalshi
🔴 Republicans: 56% (+6)
🔵 Democrats: 44% (-6)

(+/- vs 3 Months Ago) pic.twitter.com/H6yu4aFDJe

— OSZ (@OpenSourceZone) July 27, 2026

The Facts Demand Action NOW!

 

Too Few Know This AMAZING Story!

Many Say It Was His Finest Moment . . .

Justice Kagen On The Passing Of Senator Graham

Democrat Senators Remember Graham Fondly

• Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar recalled Graham’s love of country and passion for his work. “Even in his sixties, he would get off a plane in a foreign land with a twinkle in his eye and look at me as if to say, ‘Can you believe we are actually here and doing this?’” Klobuchar wrote in a lengthy post on X. Graham “was willing to work on gnarly issues” and at times took “political risks for the right reasons,” she said. “Lindsey Graham was the one who was willing to work with me (when so few would) on helping the Afghan refugees,” the Minnesota senator wrote, adding, “I will miss him.”
• Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren posted on X: “Even though we disagreed on much, he was always willing to negotiate, with humor and wit. My heart goes out to his loved ones.”
• New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker said he was “stunned” by Graham’s sudden passing. He recalled the work they accomplished together in the Senate, including Graham’s willingness to work with him on criminal justice reform that led to the First Step Act. “I will miss my perhaps most unexpected friend in the Senate and someone with whom I got some good things done,” Booker said.
• California Sen. Adam Schiff posted, “Though we did not often agree, Senator Graham was never disagreeable.” Schiff said he will remember Graham’s “staunch support for Ukraine, his willingness to reach across the aisle, and his quick wit and larger-than-life energy are all part of his memory and legacy.”
• Virginia Sen. Mark Warner posted on X: “Lindsey and I disagreed on plenty over the years, but I never doubted his love for this country or his commitment to serving it. He was a fierce advocate for the causes he believed in, especially our nation’s security and the men and women of our armed forces.”

For This Alone, He Deserves A Choir Of Angels . . .

 

President Trump On The Legacy Of Lindsey Graham

President Donald J. Trump reflected on the life and legacy of Senator Lindsey Graham following his sudden passing this weekend. Speaking in several interviews, President Trump spoke of his close friendship with the longtime South Carolina senator and heralded Senator Graham’s sharp political instincts, his courage in important moments, and his deep commitment to the country.

• President Trump described the loss as deeply personal: “He’s a tough one to lose. He was great — he was unique in every way... I just can’t believe it. He was like a member of the family to me. It’s very tough, actually. He was such an advocate.”
   
• President Trump reflected on his final conversation with Senator Graham: “It’s devastating. I thought he was fine. He called me last night… What a terrible loss it is. He was a great politician. He was a natural. There are very few of them. He was a natural politician. He got along with everybody.”
   
• President Trump singled out Senator Graham’s passionate defense of Brett Kavanaugh as a standout Senate moment: “I think his finest moment was his defense of Brett Kavanaugh, who’s terrific guy and was treated very, very unfairly by the Democrats… I think it was a top ten, maybe a top five, moment in the history of the Senate. It was an incredible display, and he did it from the heart. He felt strongly about Brett, and he did it from the heart — and it turned that whole thing around.”
   
• President Trump praised Senator Graham’s political skill and ability to build relationships: “He got along with everybody and yet, he was a tough cookie in a lot of ways. Honestly, he was a great politician. People don’t realize what a good politician he was... This man was a great politician. He really got it.”
   
• President Trump reflected on Senator Graham’s broader legacy: “We lost a great man. He was a great man. He was a great politician, and he was a kind man… The real loser was the United States of America. We lost a great person, a kind person, a very smart person… Everything for him was about work. It was about loving the country.”