Wednesday, May 29

Paoletta: The Left Wants To Control SCOTUS, Not Allow For An Independent Court

Mark Paoletta argues that recent efforts to pressure Supreme Court Justices Alito and Thomas to recuse themselves from certain cases are part of a broader left-wing strategy to undermine the court’s independence, especially given the court’s current conservative majority. He defends Alito’s refusal to recuse, noting that his wife’s actions, such as flying specific flags, do not warrant recusal as they do not indicate a direct interest in the cases. Paoletta criticizes these attacks as politically motivated attempts to reduce the number of conservative justices and control the court’s decisions. He emphasizes the importance of an independent Supreme Court and calls for public and professional support for Justices Alito and Thomas, condemning the efforts by some senators as unethical intrusions into the judicial process.

Justice: Moms For Liberty Targeted By FBI And DOJ “Hate” Unit Responsible For Tracking KKK

Tiffany Justice from Moms for Liberty discusses a Daily Wire story revealing that the Department of Justice’s Community Relations Service has been tracking the organization, likening them to groups like the KKK. She finds it shocking that the federal government considers parents advocating for their children’s education a threat. The DOJ has been pressuring school boards to resist conservative policies, such as those ensuring parents are notified if their children express transgender identities at school. Justice emphasizes that this federal overreach and intimidation is an attempt to silence parents and undermine local school boards. She praises America First Legal for uncovering this information and vows that Moms for Liberty will continue to support conservative school board candidates and push for educational reforms, including dismantling the federal Department of Education.

Edginton: Muslim Immigration To The West Driving Gaza As A Top Issue To Western Body Politics

Steve Edginton discusses his investigation into Dearborn and Hamtramck, Michigan, highlighting significant changes due to a large influx of Muslim immigrants, particularly from Yemen. These changes include the election of an all-Muslim city council in Hamtramck, bans on LGBTQ flags, and laws permitting animal sacrifices at home. Edginton notes the visible presence of conservative Islamic practices, such as women wearing burkas and the rejection of music lessons in schools. He parallels similar issues in the UK, where political discussions are increasingly dominated by foreign issues like Gaza, rather than domestic concerns. Both Steve Bannon and Edginton express concerns over the lack of integration and the potential influence on US elections, noting the complexities and potential pitfalls of viewing conservative Muslims as allies solely based on shared views against progressive social policies. They also discuss the broader implications for American society and politics.

Wambsganss: Texas And DC Establishment Spent Millions To Win By A Few Hundred Votes In TX

The Texas MAGA supporters forced the Texas and DC elite to spend Millions of dollars to win two key races- by just a few hundred votes, which is seen as a victory for the power of the grassroots and evidence that they are growing in power headed toward the November election.

Bachmann: State Department Run By Obama Allies Now Wears “Team Iran” Jersey

In their discussion, Steve Bannon and Michele Bachmann address the perceived threats of Islamic supremacism, which they argue aims to conquer the West through both direct action and immigration. They criticize media censorship in the UK, particularly regarding crimes by Pakistani men, and highlight the legal troubles of commentator Mark Steyn for discussing such topics. Bachmann notes the high Somali population in Minnesota and the public broadcast of the Islamic call to prayer in Minneapolis as signs of Sharia law implementation. They argue that the U.S. State Department, especially under Obama and now Biden, supports Iran over Israel, compromising Israel’s security. This includes critiques of a 10-year agreement that made Israel reliant on the U.S. for munitions. They express fears that Iran’s nuclear ambitions, fueled by anti-Semitic hatred, pose a direct threat to Israel and the U.S. Bachmann also describes the Muslim Brotherhood’s “zero hour” strategy for global conquest through immigration and influence, while Bannon questions the paradoxical support of progressive Jewish donors and Jewish officials for policies they believe undermine Israel and favor Iran.