President Donald Trump
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Congress Subpoenas Two ActBlue Officials to Compel Testimony in Democrat Fundraising Probe
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Tags :2024 election, ActBlue, Campaign Finance, Department of Justice, foreign election interference, foreign money in politics, House Judiciary Committee, Justice, National, News, online fundraising, Policy, President Donald Trump, Rep. Bryan Steil, Rep. James Comer, Rep. Jim Jordan, SHIELD Act, U.S. election law
by John Solomon Congress issued subpoenas Wednesday to compel testimony from two ActBlue witnesses, significantly escalating a probe into whether the massive online fund-raising platform allowed itself to be misused by foreigners to route improper donations to Democrats in the 2024 election. The subpoenas issued by House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (pictured above,…
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Trump Calls for Special Prosecutor to Investigate 2020 Election
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by Ben Whedon President Donald Trump on Friday called for a special prosecutor to investigate election fraud in the 2020 presidential election. “Zero Border crossings for the month for TRUMP, verses 60,000 for Sleepy, Crooked Joe Biden, a man who lost the 2020 Presidential Election by a ‘LANDSLIDE!’” he posted on Truth Social. “Biden was…
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Arizona GOP Files Brief Supporting Trump’s Election Integrity Order
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Tags :Abe Hamadeh, activist judge, amicus curiae brief, Arizona, Arizona Republican Party, AZGOP, documented proof of citizenship, election integrity, Executive Order 14248, Gina Swoboda, Justice, News, President Donald Trump, State News, The West, U.S. District Court Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly, voter registrationThe Arizona Republican Party (AZGOP) submitted an amicus curiae brief in May supporting Trump’s Executive Order (EO) 14248 addressing election wrongdoing, “Preserving and Protecting the Integrity of American Elections.” U.S. District Court Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly, who was appointed to her position by President Bill Clinton, has already temporarily blocked part of the order requiring documentary…
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Iowa U.S. Senator Joni Ernst Introduces Major DOGE Bill That Could Save Taxpayers $150 Million a Year
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Tags :Delivering On Government Efficiency Act, Department of Government Efficiency, DOGE in Spending Act, ECONOMY, Elon Musk, federal budget savings, federal fraud prevention, government efficiency, improper payments, National, News, One Big Beautiful Bill, Policy, President Donald Trump, Sen. Joni Ernst, Treasury Do Not Pay systemby Harold Hutchison Republican Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa introduced legislation Thursday to codify policies implemented by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) that could save over $150 billion a year. The legislation, the Delivering On Government Efficiency (DOGE) in Spending Act, would mandate compliance provisions from a March 25 executive order by President Donald Trump…
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Marc Elias Moves to Thwart Trump DOJ’s Litigation over Alleged Voter Inaccuracies
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by Fred Lucas Democrat election lawyer Marc Elias moved this week to intervene in a Trump Justice Department lawsuit filed last week against North Carolina for the state’s alleged inaccurate voter registration rolls. The Justice Department’s lawsuit alleges North Carolina’s Board of Elections used a state voter registration form that failed to require voters to provide identifying information such as…
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Arizona Left-Leaning Officials Who Supported H.R. 1 Denounce Trump’s Executive Order on Election Integrity as Attempt to ‘Federalize Elections’
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President Donald Trump issued an executive order this week stating that his administration will take steps to ensure election integrity, sparking objections from Democrats, including some Arizona officials. Secretary of State Adrian Fontes objected to the order, claiming it would “federalize elections,” with others making similar claims. However, Democrats supported H.R. 1, a radical bill…
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Leftist Lawfare Firm Sues Democrat-Run Wisconsin City For Disenfranchising Voters
The Wisconsin Elections Commission will depose Madison’s city clerk after elections officials failed to count nearly 200 absentee ballots. This post was originally published on this site
