Category: Cancel Culture

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani used one of former President Ronald Reagan’s most well-known quotes to announce another Big Apple-run grocery store.

UFC boss Dana White has a lot on his plate in planning the outdoor fight card on the south lawn of the White House next month, but a recent dinner with the president raised new concerns. The planned UFC Freedom 250 event, part of America 250 celebrations, will be held on June 14, President Donald… Continue reading Dana White says gnats at Trump’s White House Rose Garden dinner give him pause about outdoor venue

Reports that a historically black cemetery in Florida was vandalized, with “Trump” and “DeSantis”  painted on gravestones, have sparked outrage, while some suggest it’s “another Jussie Smollett case.” Civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump shared a news clip from a Tampa, Florida, CBS News affiliate reporting on a cemetery in Palmetto County where some tombstones were… Continue reading Ben Crump: Trump and DeSantis names found on vandalized Florida gravestones

A heated primary contest wasn’t without laughs as a cabinet member’s Kentucky stump included a “hilarious impression” of the commander-in-chief. Earning frequent ire from President Donald Trump, Tuesday night was set to be a defining moment in MAGA politics as incumbent Rep. Thomas Massie faced a Republican primary opponent. Showing up in his personal capacity,… Continue reading Sec of War Hegseth does a hilarious impression of Donald Trump

A new poll shows some Florida Democrats, including the execrable Alexander Vindman, now leading over their GOP opponents. Conducted by Change Research, the poll shows Democrat gubernatorial candidate David Jolly beating GOP candidate Byron Donalds 46 percent to 42 percent. The poll likewise shows Vindman, a candidate for Senate, defeating GOP candidate Ashley Moody 47… Continue reading Florida Democrats see a poll bump, but Republicans say the map still runs through Trump country

Primaries Held In 6 States: What To Watch Today, voters in Georgia, Kentucky, Alabama, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and Idaho head to the polls for several primary elections that will affect key gubernatorial, House, Senate, and statewide contests ahead of the November midterms.  The Epoch Times‘ Jackson Richman gives us the lay of the land;  Kentucky There are a… Continue reading Primaries Held In 6 States: What To Watch