Biden’s Illegal Alien Tsunami Swamps Population Of 23 States  By CHQ Staff According to research by Robert Romano, ALG’s Vice President of Public Policy, there have been more than 3.8 million illegal border crossings on the U.S. border with Mexico since Biden was sworn into office. That is more than the population of 23 American states (including the non-state District of Columbia), and approaches the population of a 24th – Oklahoma, which recorded a population of 3,959,353 in the deeply flawed 2020 census. |
Incumbent Democrat FL State Sen. Loranne Ausley Goes All In For Abortion Up To The Moment Of Birth  By George Rasley, CHQ Editor When asked to state her position on Florida's 15-week abortion law, Florida state Senator Loranne Ausley first dodged the question, but when pressed to answer the question about where she would draw the line on abortion, incumbent Democrat Ausley explicitly said she wouldn’t place ANY government restrictions on abortion. |
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The Right Resistance: Joe Biden amply demonstrates the distinction between crazy and stupid | The Deep State Cooked The Census To Help Democrats By CHQ Staff Deep State bureaucrats at the Census Bureau – the same ones who didn’t want the citizenship question reinstated, cooked the books to the advantage of their patrons in the Democratic Party. And, they knew when their chicanery was discovered, as it would be by the Post-Enumeration Survey, there could be no do-over, just like there could be no do-over once the problems with the 2020 presidential election were discovered. | Now We Know Washington Democrat Patty Murray Really Is In Trouble By George Rasley, CHQ EditorFrom our point of view Tiffany Smiley’s response to complaints by Starbucks and the Seattle Times is as important – if not more important – than the substance of the ads. It shows she is a fighter who will not bow to the pressure of the “woke” corporate Left, which, through their control of cultural institutions, is a greater threat to constitutional liberty than the rapidly decaying Democratic Party. |
The Right Resistance: Solving the mystery of why Donald Trump supporters shun pollsters | Republicans Should All Have the Courage of Ginni Thomas By George Rasley, CHQ Editor For Ginni Thomas – in the face of what she obviously knows is a united front by the establishment media to discredit any questions about the 2020 election – to tell the January 6 Committee that she believes there were problems with the election was an act of extraordinary courage. Courage that is shamefully lacking among Republican “leaders” at the national level. | Bidenflation Returns to Forty-Year High By CHQ StaffDemocrats have a lot of bad ideas about how to tame inflation, starting with imposing price controls on goods and services. As our friend Stephen Moore pointed out in the September 29, 2022 issue of his must-read Unleash Prosperity Hotline Biden’s go-to strategy is to blame “greedy” corporations, even though it is government, not the private sector, that is driving the inflationary spiral. |
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| The Ghouls Descend On Florida Only to Be Disappointed Scott McKay, The American Spectator The ghouls wanted so badly to find some flaw in his efforts. They couldn’t wait for Ian to hit Florida and ruin it. Don Lemon beclowned himself — more than usual — by demanding that an NOAA meteorologist agree Ian was the product of “climate change,” only to be shut down. As DeSantis has been unenthusiastic (or worse) in paying obeisance to the climate alarmist narrative, he had to be blamed for the hurricane’s intensity. | Trump-Endorsed Candidates Close In on Opponents in Key Senate Races Michael Washburn, The Epoch Times New York AG Letitia James’s lawsuit targeting Trump has had little impact on Senate races. Latest polls of the states with contested Senate seats show that GOP nominees derided in the mainstream media in recent months for their alleged weakness as candidates and for their association with the former president are, in fact, much more competitive than supposed and that the outcome of the races is likely to be extremely close. | Jim Jordan ready for Mayorkas impeachment in GOP-run House: ‘Failure to enforce the law’ Mica Soellner and Stephen Dinan, The Washington Times Rep. Jim Jordan laid out the case for impeaching Homeland Security Sec. Alejandro Mayorkas, saying he “deserves it” after overseeing an unprecedented surge of illegal activity at the southern border. Mr. Jordan, who is in line to become chairman of the House Judiciary Committee with jurisdiction over impeachment should Republicans win control of the chamber, said the decision to pull the trigger will be made collectively. |
Putin, Holding a Weak Hand, Raises the Stakes Patrick J. Buchanan, CNS News Given the Russian losses of troops, tanks, aircraft, armor, artillery, along with the perception that Putin launched a war of aggression against a smaller power and were defeated, America, which provided the weaponry to produce this outcome, is already perceived as a winner. America should be looking to ending this war before it expands into a nuclear war, which this country has sought to avoid since the atomic age began. | Kari Lake Challenges Media to Ask Katie Hobbs About Her Support for Radical Abortion Policies Susan Berry, PhD, The Star News Network “I want to know where Katie Hobbs stands” on abortion, responded Kari Lake to a reporter who asked about whether the pro-life Republican supports the state’s abortion ban. “I support saving as many lives as possible and what I really want to know – and I’ve been waiting, I tune into you guys all the time,” Lake said, speaking to the media. “I want to know where Katie Hobbs stands, but I never hear you guys ask her that.” | I wanted to leave California before it was cool Bridget Phetasy, The Spectator I wanted to leave California before it was cool. Back in 2015 I was getting a distinctly pre-apocalyptic vibe. Crime and tent cities were getting worse. Many of my middle-class friends and relatives had been part of the first wave of the California exodus. They had young families and could see the writing on the wall: there is no path upward in California if you’re middle class. There is obscenely rich and there is poor. |
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