When Do The Fauci Hearings Start?  By George Rasley, CHQ Editor We call on Chairman Comer and Chairman Jordan to set immediate hearing dates and if necessary, subpoena Dr. Anthony Fauci to testify on the Department of Energy intelligence report on the origin of the COVID-19 virus. The Capitol Switchboard is (202) 224-3121 we urge CHQ readers and friends to call Chairman Comer and Jordan – tell them you expect immediate action and prompt hearings on the DOE report and Fauci’s role in suppressing information about the origin of the COVID-19 pandemic. |
 By Laurence F. Sanford, American Security Council Foundation The Wagner Group is a sadistic private mercenary group and go-to organization for Russian military operations. By being “private”, the Wagner atrocities are not labeled acts of the Russian state and are, therefore, in the “gray zone” of activities that lie between state kinetic force and normal diplomatic action. |
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The Right Resistance: What to reply the next time someone says, ‘I want a (national) divorce’ | Sidney Powell Vindicated By George Rasley, CHQ EditorOn February 22, 2023 Judge Andrea Bouressa, of Collin County District Court, applied settled law and held that the Bar had no evidence as a matter of law that Powell violated any rule in her four election fraud cases. We urge CHQ readers to read the order to learn just how meritless and incompetently drawn the Bar Association’s complaint against Sidney Powell was. | Diana West: We Are a Nation of Spies, They Think By Diana West, Guest ColumnistIf we still believed what they told us, taught us, ordered us to live by and fight for, this headline would be unbelievable: "USMC recruit discharged, harassed, and barred from service after refusing to become an FBI informant for $250,000." I hope former Marine Private Paul Kaltenbach realizes that while the feds may have taken away his career, they didn't take away his integrity, and that, after all, is what they came looking for. We must all be steeled by his example. Go here to contribute to former Private Paul Kaltenbach’s Give Send Go legal defense fund. |
The Right Resistance: Donald Trump can’t afford to burn the bridges behind him in 2024 | Is The 2016 Trump Back? Trump’s Visit To East Palestine Toxic Chemical Spill Site By George Rasley, CHQ Editor"To the people of East Palestine and to the nearby communities in Ohio and Pennsylvania, we have heard you loud and clear... You are not forgotten. We stand with you," said ” Mr. Trump, wearing his signature “Make America Great Again” hat, during brief remarks at the local fire department. Yup, the 2016 Trump was back on Wednesday, and even CNN had to admit “Trump’s visit to Ohio derailment scene poses risk for Biden.” | Rasmussen: Even Nikki Haley Beats Biden By CHQ Staff45% of Likely U.S. Voters would vote for Haley and 41% would vote for Biden. Ten percent (10%) say they’d vote for some other candidate. Breaking down the electorate by income categories, in a 2024 contest between Haley and Biden, Haley would do best among voters with incomes between $50,000 and $100,000. Demonstrating once again that Democrats have become the party of the wealthy elite, Biden scores highest among those with incomes of $200,000 or more. |
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| Why J6 Transparency Frightens the Democrats David Catron, The American Spectator What is actually at risk is the carefully crafted Democratic narrative about what really happened at the Capitol on the fateful afternoon of Jan. 6, 2021. Their real fear, of course, is that the public will see video footage that renders the Democratic insurrection narrative literally unbelievable. The Democrats are not unlike vampires. For them, daylight is deadly. They badly need to prevent it from shining on the facts of Jan. 6, 2021. | As Trump Attacks, DeSantis Touts ‘Courage’ To Buck ‘Lockdowners’ in New Book Philip Wegmann, Real Clear Politics DeSantis writes (in “The Courage to Be Free”) that Florida became “a citadel of freedom” during the pandemic by “cutting against the grain of elite and media opinion” and “bucking the experts,” including those who led the COVID task force in the Trump White House. As he explores his own bid for the presidency, a contest that would necessarily pit him against the former president, the book brings that implicit contrast into sharp relief. | Why Are the Red State Republicans So Soft? Kurt Schlichter, Townhall No wonder the red state parties are soft. They can be. But not forever. You know what other state was deep red? The one that gave us Ronald Reagan. California was ultra-mega GOP right up until it wasn’t. Our GOP got soft. It took its dominance for granted. And it nearly got exterminated. Never, ever, take your red for granted, or the next thing you know you’ll have a socialist human hairstyle (Gavin Newsom) for a Democrat governor too. |
Presidential Candidate Vivek Ramaswamy Calls for China to Pay Reparations for COVID Lab Leak M.D. Kittle, The Star News Network In the wake of revelations the U.S. Energy Department now believes the COVID-19 pandemic likely originated from an accidental lab leak in China, Republicans are calling for investigations and accountability. “Now we know what we should have known all along: COVID-19 began in a lab in China,” Ramaswamy said in a statement. “As President I will extract reparations from the Communist Chinese Party, using every financial lever available to us.” | Biden: Only the 'MAGA Crowd' Is Questioning the Billions Spent on War in Ukraine Susan Jones, CNS News President Biden told ABC News on Friday, it's up to Ukraine to decide how the war ends; only the "MAGA crowd" is questioning the billions of dollars Biden is spending on the war; Ukraine "doesn't need F-16s now"; and if Russian President Vladimir Putin likes the Chinese peace proposal, "how could it be any good?" Biden would not predict how the war ends. "The right-wing Republicans are, you know, talking about, we can't do this," he said. | Refighting the Vietnam War Victor Davis Hanson, American Greatness The American military leadership that the media mocked as inept, and the soldiers who were caricatured as near insurrectionary were never seen as such by “Charlie” who had to fight them. No wonder then, by late 1968, the Soviets were finally preferring an end to the war, while their Chinese rivals eventually gave up on their North Vietnamese clients. Both feared the likelihood of an independent and pro-Western Vietnam in Southeast Asia. |
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