 By George Rasley, CHQ Editor The Capitol Switchboard is (202) 224-3121 we urge CHQ readers and friends to call their Representative and Senators to tell them it is past time for Congress to exercise its Article I constitutional war powers and power of the purse over Biden’s new forever war in Ukraine. Tell your congressional representatives they must demand President Biden explain his new “for as long as it takes” doctrine and get congressional approval for it. |
The Asbury College Revival: Might Our Storm Clouds Be Parting? A Child Shall Lead…  By Kat Stansell, Grassroots Outreach Director for the American Policy Center Last week, students at small Christian college in Kentucky gathered for their regular Wednesday chapel service. People from around the country and the world continue to join in. No matter your religion or lack thereof, THIS is an exceptional happening. More exceptional even, is that this spirit has spread to other colleges and universities. |
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The Right Resistance: Forget the GOP presidential nomination race – Let’s talk veeps! | MAGA Conservative Kristina Karamo Wins MI GOP Chair Race By George Rasley, CHQ EditorKaramo won the chair race with 58% of the vote at the MI GOP State Convention, where thousands of delegates gathered together to choose the person they believe will do the best job of reinventing what many believe is a broken party that needs to be burned to the ground and rebuilt in the image of Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump. | Sen. Tommy Tuberville Joins Battle To Defend NewsMax TV By CHQ Staff"The most recent instance of this is AT&T and DirecTV removing conservative channel Newsmax from its platforms under the guise of cutting costs," Senator Tuberville wrote in an op-ed for Breitbart. "Yet the company has no issues retaining other liberal channels with lower ratings than Newsmax, which calls DirecTV's true motives into question." |
The Right Resistance: Joe Biden’s age, Democrats, and the sinking feeling of each passing day | Diana West On Seymour Hersh And The Nord Stream Pipeline Sabotage By Diana West, Guest ColumnistHersh describes the source of his Nord Stream article as having "direct knowledge of the operational planning" and "the process." This source could well have relayed the facts as they happened; he or she could well have relayed something else. Hersh, too, could be relaying what a manipulative source convinced him were the facts as they happened. So, let's revisit the piece, critically. | Trump to Visit East Palestine, Ohio Toxic Chemical Spill Site Because DC ‘Leaders’ Are ‘Too Afraid’ By George Rasley, CHQ EditorTrump’s prompt attention to the disaster in East Palestine, Ohio reminds us of the speech he gave in Monessen, Pennsylvania, during which he converted us from Trump sceptics to Trump believers, and in the process destroyed the Washington Uniparty and its paymasters in the Wall Street – Washington – Silicon Valley axis: The people who rigged the system for their benefit will do anything and say anything to keep things exactly the way they are. |
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| House Republicans Release J6 Videos to Tucker Carlson Julie Kelly, American Greatness Kevin McCarthy has turned over the full trove of surveillance video captured by Capitol police cameras on January 6 to Tucker Carlson. The video could finally show the use of undercover agents and informants both inside and outside the Capitol as well as those responsible for erecting the “gallows” on Capitol grounds. Footage will shed light on how photographers and videographers were stationed in key locations before the breach occurred. | The Fetterman Fiasco Scott McKay, The American Spectator When John resigns, Gisele Fetterman will be appointed by partisan-hack Gov. Josh Shapiro. This entire saga has become an utter debauch. But that’s neither surprising nor new. This is the post-republic America the Democrat Party has made, and it utterly sucks. For everyone, that is, but the ruling elite, who can make a John Fetterman and force him down our throats. They like it fine, and they don’t care how humiliating it is to decent people. | Donald Trump Ranked as Both the Best – and the Worst – President of the Last Five, Rasmussen Survey Finds Craig Bannister, CNS News Trump, who was both impeached and acquitted twice, was ranked “best president” by 36% of the 1,000 American adults polled in the survey, conducted February 13-15, 2023. Barack Obama came in second, drawing 30% of the votes for best president. Asked to name “the worst” of the last five presidents, Trump again came out on top, with 41% of the vote. At 36%, Biden ranked second-worst. The survey of 1,000 Adults was conducted on February 13-15. |
Defy George Soros and favor a Trump-DeSantis ticket in 2024 Roger L. Simon, The Epoch Times Looking at this election and what’s at stake, I would urge DeSantis, if his poll numbers don’t turn around in the next month or so, not to run for the presidency in 2024 and to throw his support behind Donald Trump. That would put paid to Soros’s desired donnybrook and save our republic from calamity. Of course, there is another possibility, if too much bad water hasn’t already flowed under the bridge. DeSantis could run now as Trump’s VP. | New Bill from State Sen. Jake Hoffman Aimed at Combating Voter Disenfranchisement Passed Through Committee Neil Jones, The Star News Network “We will never stand, as Republicans here in the state of Arizona, for voter disenfranchisement,” said Hoffman. “I stand on the side of voters, not Republican voters. I stand on the side of all voters, whether they’re an Independent, whether they’re a Democrat, whether they’re a Green Party, a Libertarian, or a Republican. I stand on the side of every single voter. You should not ever be disenfranchised because election officials broke the law.” | Red state governors raising teacher pay while waging battle against ‘woke’ agendas in public schools Susan Ferrechio, The Washington Times America’s teachers are receiving significant pay raises from red state governors who are simultaneously bolstering parental rights in education and, in some cases, letting parents use their tax dollars for private schools. The unusual policy mix gives Republican governors (like Sarah Huckabee Sanders) a foothold on education issues that are popular with teachers and parents and, when it comes to pay increases, are typically dominated by Dems. |
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