π¨ AWESOME! President Trump just gave a BIG shoutout to armed hero Kaylub Giamanco who ran into an Oregon school and NEUTRALIZED a shooter "Thank GOODNESS for a man that had a gun and knew how to use it." "There was a great hero, and as bad as it was, we had a GREAT HERO that went in and did the business." We need MORE good guys with guns πΊπΈ
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Friday, October 16, 2026
Oregon Hero Shot Killer; Saved Lives!
Saturday, October 10, 2026
How Columbus Day Came To Be . . .
President Benjamin Harrison established Columbus Day in 1892. He did that to honor the Italian Americans who were falsely accused and lynched in New Orleans in 1891. It was the worst mass lynching in American history and it was carried out by a mob!
The holiday was created to celebrate the Italian American community and to recognize their contributions to the United States.
Monday, September 7, 2026
From New Jersey State Senator Mike Testa . . .
New Jersey’s immigrant trust directive MUST be repealed immediately.
— Mike Testa (@TestaForNJ) September 7, 2026
We cannot be a sanctuary state that continues to put noncitizens ahead of hardworking, taxpaying New Jerseyans.
I’ve been outspoken against this dangerous policy since 2019, and I will never stop fighting to… pic.twitter.com/2NsPzMH2oB
VIDEO: Violent PM 'Teen Takeover' In CC Philly!
Things got absolutely out of control in center city last night.
— PhillyCrimeUpdate (@PhillyCrimeUpd) September 7, 2026
The Philadelphia police responded to dozens of calls for fights and unruly crowds during a “teen takeover”
Multiple injuries and arrests were observed during the night and some witnesses reported hearing gunshots. pic.twitter.com/m3Ie2NKDUE
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Wednesday, August 19, 2026
Trump Delivers LARGEST Drop In Violent Crime!
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Thursday, July 30, 2026
Pennacchio To Governor: Cooperate With Feds!
New Jersey State Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-Morris, Passaic) called on Governor Sherrill to fully cooperate with federal authorities to investigate New Jersey’s non-citizen voter registration scandal and support legislative efforts to ensure those responsible are held accountable.
On a recent episode of Ask Governor Sherrill, the governor dismissed calls for a bipartisan select committee with subpoena power as a witch hunt and again miscategorized the scandal as a software error. IDEMIA, the vendor responsible for the Motor Vehicle Commission’s software said that the automatic voter registration of non-citizens was a setting approved by New Jersey officials.
“This is a stunning revelation from IDEMIA that demands accountability from Murphy administration officials,” said Senator Pennacchio. “The Governor stated this situation requires answers, but those answers will not come from wasting taxpayer dollars, dismissing legitimate questions from lawmakers as a witch hunt, or obsessing over the President. New Jerseyans deserve to know the full scope of this administrative malpractice. Is the state-led investigation examining only the so-called software error or is it looking into broader concerns raised by IDEMIA, the 75,000 or more non-citizens reportedly summoned for jury duty every year, and the significant discrepancy between the state’s 6,600 figure and the Department of Homeland Security’s estimate of 35,000 non-citizens on our voter rolls? That is why I called on the U.S. Attorney to expand its investigation and ensure every possible avenue is being pursued. Taxpayers deserve an investigation that follows the facts wherever they lead, not one limited by partisan convenience.”
Last week, Senator Pennacchio called on Assistant U.S. Attorney Harmeet Dhillon to expand their investigation after it was reported that 75,000 non-citizens are summoned for jury duty each year in New Jersey.
During the episode, Governor Sherrill “snidely” dismissed concerns, as reported by Insider NJ, that more than 75,000 non-citizens are summoned for jury duty each year in New Jersey, noting that various state databases are used to compile the state's jury pool.
“The Governor offered to ‘educate’ me, but the facts already did. Here’s a refresher—the Administrative Office of the Courts confirmed that jury lists are compiled using records from the Division of Elections, MVC, and the Division of Taxation. The simple fact is that the same state systems contributed to multiple government functions, and this scandal proves those systems deserve scrutiny. Instead of lecturing lawmakers, the Governor should focus on providing answers.”
Friday, July 24, 2026
Thursday, July 23, 2026
Big Moment: Uniparty Big Scoffs At NJ Vote Fraud
For anyone who missed it (I've had some requests for this clip since Tuesday, as you can imagine)...
— Matt Rooney (@MattRooneyNJ) July 23, 2026
Here's the moment when @jonbramnick scoffed at the idea of systemic voter fraud during our recent debate moderated by @MicahJRasmussen.
Don't let the Uniparty gaslight you! π pic.twitter.com/y3uYxVCznN
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
A Wake Up Call In NJ? Don't Bet On It!
And, at least hundreds of these illegals have apparently already voted.
On top of that, the US Department of Homeland Security says that more than 35,000 non-citizens registered to vote in New Jersey and these are just the ones they know about. Imagine! All this while the State of New Jersey spent years telling us that the voting rolls were totally legit, devoid of any irregularities and squeaky clean.
Now, you'd have to agree that even one illegal vote is one too many and that it disenfranchises a legal vote -- a vote from some weary, overwhelmed New Jersey taxpayer (and there are legions of us) who plays by the rules.
New Jersey Republicans (such as they are) are justifiably outraged and are rightly demanding that the MotorVoter program be suspended if not downright sunsetted. And they are also insisting upon a complete and thorough independent audit and investigation. Good for them -- and they should not let up on this.
But, will any of this actually happen?
I doubt it.
Why?
First, because Republicans currently are a very distinct minority in the state -- as small a contingent as I could ever remember. They don't control any branch of government, and it's not even close.
Second (and correspondingly) Democrats predominate and routinely display the unbridled arrogance of power. They seemingly feel accountable to no one. They willingly ram through whatever budgets, taxes, regulations or onerous pieces of legislation they have in mind. And, they're enabled and encouraged by a brazenly partisan governor who has hallucinatory national political aspirations.
Third, there is no objective statewide media to speak of in New Jersey. Whatever pitiful collection of media, academia, and popular culture that exists in the state is relentlessly left-leaning. So forget about a fair accounting, let alone the truth.
Fourth, New Jersey's veritable one-party stranglehold has bred an inbred culture of corruption with endless tentacles and very deep roots. Case in point: in my lifetime, two United States senators from New Jersey have gone to jail. In fact, in the last half century, over 150 elected and appointed New Jersey public officials (the vast majority of them Democrats) have been convicted of or pleaded guilty to corruption and sentenced to prison terms.
Finally, the voters of New Jersey have apparently resigned themselves to this pattern of corruption, mismanagement, duplicity, mendacity and condescension. In fact, by all accounts they at least tacitly approve of it since they continue to elect Democrats and have even elected and re-elected the Democrat son of the one of the most disgraced and corrupt US Senators in history. Mind you, this is the norm in New Jersey, not the exception! This kind of thing has happened again and again.
Back to the latest imbroglio.
Will anything really be done about it? Will there be an investigation? An audit? An independent accounting? I certainly hope so. And I'll never say never.
But I'm not betting on it.
Sadly, I'm not sure all of this is even on the radar of the typical New Jersey voter and, in the end, it will ultimately be up to the voters to compel positive action. How I wish I could say otherwise but I have to give it to you straight, folks.
What a sorry, sorry mess!
Tuesday, July 21, 2026
Is There No End To This Madness?
Trans Florida Student Arrested After Explosive Meltdown Over 'Misgendering' pic.twitter.com/wNbXiV3KvU
— New York Post (@nypost) July 21, 2026
Friday, July 17, 2026
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Thursday, June 25, 2026
Cowardly, Deliberate Attack On Our Landmarks!
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