Wednesday, August 14

MSM Reports Of Hunter Biden Lobbying Work Shows Burisma A Vassal Of American Diplomacy

Mike Benz highlights the internal conflict between the Biden and Harris factions within the White House, particularly as Joe Biden feels sidelined by former allies like Nancy Pelosi and the press. Benz points out the irony of media outlets now publishing stories they once dismissed as “Russian disinformation” or “far-right conspiracy theories,” underscoring a decline in public trust in journalism. A key revelation Benz discusses is Hunter Biden’s 2016 lobbying of the U.S. Ambassador to Italy to secure energy deals for Burisma, which he argues is part of a broader U.S. strategy to weaken Russia by shifting European energy reliance from Russia to Ukraine. He connects this to Matteo Salvini, an Italian right-wing leader, who faced a Russia-related investigation after Biden’s lobbying efforts. Benz questions whether U.S. diplomatic pressure influenced the investigation against Salvini. He also criticizes the U.S. State Department’s involvement in global censorship efforts, which later impacted domestic politics in the U.S. as well. Benz sums up the situation as a web of power and influence, with overlapping figures like Jeffrey Pyatt playing critical roles in both energy and censorship policies.

Establishment Republicans In Oklahoma Seeking Impeachment Of Superintendent Ryan Walters

Ryan Walters, the Oklahoma Superintendent, has faced attacks from both Democrats and establishment Republicans after his push to put Bibles back in classrooms. He highlights that his efforts to ensure students understand the Bible’s role in American history have been met with resistance, particularly from figures like Mark McBride, whom Walters describes as a “Rhino Union Sellout.” Walters claims that his opponents, including teacher unions and some Republicans, are attempting to impeach him, likening their efforts to similar tactics used against former President Trump. He asserts, “They are absolutely trying to make an example of anyone who pushes back against the teachers’ union and radical left-wing groups,” but vows to continue his fight for conservative values and parental control in education.

Miller: In AZ, Green New Deal Agenda Sees Many Traditional Energy Sources Shutdown

Joanna Miller discussed the negative impact of the Biden-Harris administration’s policies on various industries across the U.S., focusing on Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, and more. She highlighted the shutdown of coal plants in Arizona due to the Green New Deal, which has led to higher costs for taxpayers and job losses. Due to environmental reviews, Miller also pointed out the delays in developing a significant copper mine, which is crucial for national security.

In Georgia, she emphasized the decline of the textile industry, which has led to job losses and increased reliance on foreign manufacturing for items like military uniforms. She criticized Kamala Harris for harming minority-owned businesses in Michigan and driving auto manufacturers into layoffs due to the push for electric vehicles.

Miller continued to outline the adverse effects of Biden-Harris policies on other states, such as the decline of furniture manufacturing in North Carolina and steel production in Pennsylvania, where Chinese companies are gaining ground. She underscored how inflation and energy policies are crippling U.S. industries, leading to factory closures, layoffs, and reliance on foreign entities, particularly in sectors critical to national security.

Miller praised figures like Peter Navarro and Donald Trump, arguing that under Trump, these industries would be revitalized with a focus on “Buy American” policies to restore jobs and strengthen national security.

Chattah: Blue Collar Union Members In Nevada Support President Trump’s Economic Agenda

Sigal Chattah, the RNC committeewoman from Nevada, criticized the Biden-Harris administration for policies that she believes have harmed American workers, particularly in Nevada. She highlighted the state’s high inflation and unemployment rates, exacerbated by Tesla laying off 700 workers. Chattah emphasized that Nevada is a blue-collar, service-oriented state, and she argued that union leadership is out of touch with the struggles of their members, who support Trump’s economic policies. She also mentioned a successful voter roll cleanup in Nevada, a joint effort between the RNC and Nevada GOP. She expressed confidence that Nevada will support Trump in the upcoming election.

Formica: Media Notices That Conservative Registration Efforts Driving Advantage For Republicans

Noah, a field representative for Turning Point Action, has been heavily involved in grassroots voter registration efforts in Pennsylvania. He shared that his team registered 115 voters at the Harrisburg Trump rally, capitalizing on the fact that many Trump supporters are not registered to vote. Following the rally, they continued their work in Luzerne County and at the Butler Farm Show, where they registered 82 more voters.

Currently, Noah is at the Washington County Fair, where they have registered 113 voters in just four days. He emphasized the importance of targeting red counties to boost Republican voter registration and ensure strong turnout for Donald Trump in the upcoming election. Noah highlighted a significant surge in Republican voter registrations, which he attributes to being consistently present where potential voters are—at fairs, gun shows, and other community events.

Noah also discussed targeting specific demographics, such as hunters and Amish communities, to maximize voter registration. He believes engaging these often-overlooked groups could be pivotal in securing a victory for Republicans in Pennsylvania. Additionally, Noah’s team is working with gun store owners to place voter registration forms in their stores, further expanding their outreach.

Noah recommended joining Turning Point Action’s efforts and committing to voter engagement for those interested in getting involved. He encouraged people to follow his activism on social media to stay updated on his progress across Pennsylvania, emphasizing that grassroots efforts like his are key to winning the upcoming election.