Serious allegations of paid voter fraud have emerged from Los Angeles’ Skid Row in connection with the city’s mayoral election, underscoring deep vulnerabilities in California’s election system that demand immediate federal action to restore integrity. Multiple residents reported being compensated to cast ballots, with several stating they were directed to support incumbent Mayor Karen Bass. Videos posted by the TikTok account @LANeedsSpencerPratt captured interviews near 7th Street and Flower Street in downtown Los Angeles. Kevin Shepherd stated he received $4 to vote for Bass after negotiating up from an initial $2 offer. When asked if he would have been paid…
Author: Shane Trejo
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sharply rebutted a New York Times article on Wednesday that portrayed him as disengaged from departmental duties and overly reliant on ideological allies. In a detailed response posted on X, Kennedy highlighted his transparent schedule, measurable reforms, and an unprecedented list of accomplishments aimed at restoring integrity and effectiveness to America’s public health institutions under the “Make America Healthy Again” initiative. “The fact that you have minimal access to decision makers leaves you covering trivia and relying on your own capacity for invention,” Kennedy wrote in response to reporter Sheryl Gay…
A new Harvard/Harris poll reveals widespread and increasing American support for the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration enforcement agenda, particularly mass deportations of individuals in the country illegally. The survey of 1,725 registered voters, conducted May 29-30 by The Harris Poll and HarrisX for Harvard’s Center for American Political Studies, found that 56 percent of respondents back deporting all immigrants who are here unlawfully. This majority support underscores the public’s alignment with President Trump’s priority of restoring immigration law and order. Support for deporting criminal illegal aliens stands even higher at 80 percent, marking a five-point increase from April. This “worst…
State election officials may soon need to provide voter lists to the U.S. Postal Service to ensure mail-in ballots are delivered under new rules proposed to implement President Donald Trump’s executive order aimed at securing American elections. The March 2026 executive order directs federal agencies to strengthen safeguards against vulnerabilities in mail-in voting, a system President Trump has long warned is susceptible to fraud and abuse. By conditioning USPS delivery of ballots on states meeting basic verification standards—including sharing lists of voters slated to receive mail ballots—the administration seeks to confirm eligibility and prevent ineligible votes from being cast. Administration…
The Parents Demanding Justice Alliance (PDJA) has issued a pointed open letter to the White House, Department of Justice, Attorney General Todd Blanche, Director Kash Patel, and other federal officials, urging concrete measures to address the improper targeting of American parents who have raised concerns about school policies. In the letter, PDJA acknowledged recent government statements recognizing that concerned parents faced unwarranted federal scrutiny. However, the group stressed that words and further studies are no longer enough after years of documented harm. Five years have passed since the targeting began, and 18 months under the current administration, according to the…
President Donald Trump is cementing his legacy as the strongest defender of the Second Amendment in American history, unleashing the broadest firearm deregulation in decades. His administration’s sweeping rollback guts Biden’s gun-grabbing rules, empowers law-abiding citizens, and strikes back against years of deep state overreach that treated responsible gun owners like criminals. In late April, the ATF unveiled nearly three dozen final and proposed rules “modernizing” regulations that had strangled Second Amendment rights. Key changes include allowing Americans to ship handguns through the mail under the same commonsense rules as rifles and shotguns — ending a century-old unconstitutional headache for…
Just years after the Black Lives Matter frenzy of 2020 unleashed a mob-driven assault on American history, statues of towering figures like Christopher Columbus and Founding Father Caesar Rodney are triumphantly returning to public spaces. This resurgence signals the rapid death of woke self-loathing and the unstoppable victory of President Donald Trump’s America First movement in restoring national pride. A replica of the Christopher Columbus statue — toppled and dumped into Baltimore’s Inner Harbor by social justice rioters — now stands proudly on White House grounds near the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. Installed on March 22, the monument honors the…
In a decisive early-morning victory for President Donald Trump and America First priorities, the U.S. Senate passed a $70 billion boost for immigration enforcement on Friday, arming the Department of Homeland Security to execute the president’s aggressive deportation crackdown. The 52-47 vote, with zero Democrat support and only RINO holdout Sen. Lisa Murkowski voting against, sends the measure to the House and underscores Republican resolve to secure the border despite establishment foot-dragging. Crucially, Democrats’ frantic efforts to outlaw the $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund — designed to compensate victims of Biden-era lawfare — failed completely. No amendments banning the fund advanced,…
Former U.S. Border Patrol commander-at-large Gregory Bovino is butting heads with Department of Homeland Security secretary Markwayne Mullin as a grassroots movement rises to draft Bovino to run for the presidency in 2028. Bovino, a former top Border Patrol official and commander-at-large, became closely associated with the administration’s hardline deportation push before being removed from that role in January after a Minneapolis enforcement operation ended with the deaths of two far-left ANTIFA agitators. Bovino was reassigned to El Centro, California, and retired in March. Since leaving government, Bovino has publicly criticized Trump advisers for allegedly softening the president’s mass-deportation strategy.…
America’s AI boom is rapidly becoming the next major battleground over wealth, work, and private property. As artificial intelligence threatens to disrupt millions of jobs while creating unprecedented fortunes in Silicon Valley, radical voices on the Far Left are exploiting legitimate public anxiety to push a sweeping anti-capitalist agenda. The concern is real. AI could dramatically reshape the labor market, concentrate power in the hands of Big Tech, and produce the world’s first trillionaires. But rather than focus on innovation, worker adaptation, and pro-growth policies, progressive politicians are using the moment to revive old Marxist arguments about “oligarchy,” wealth confiscation,…