1. Guy Nohra: Texas is the Democrats' Russia
2. Todd Sheets: 'Affordability' - The Dems' Hot
Button Issue - Defined
3. Rabbi Daniel Schonbuch: Jewish Democrats Are
Turning Against Abdul El-Sayed
4. Michele Steeb: LA's Dark Homeless Issues
5. John Lott: Crime Numbers You Won't Hear About
in the MSM
6. Kerry Lutz: When the Money Dies, the
Dictatorship Follows
7. Daniel Greenfield: Rep. Ilhan Omar Memoir Shows She
Lied About Her Birthday and Committed Immigration Fraud
Texas is the Democrats' Russia
By Guy Paul Nohra, Author of Not On Our Watch
Three election cycles, millions of dollars, and the same strategic miscalculation.
NOT ON OUR WATCH: A Young Soldier's Warning to America, former
Nevada gubernatorial candidate, Guy
Paul Nohra, among Silicon
Valley's most successful venture capitalists, issues a warning to Texas for the
midterms: Democrats can keep funding the next Texas campaign. The state will
keep being large, energy-producing, culturally distinct, and politically more
conservative than the latest poll averages suggest. Russia did not become
French because the French reached Moscow; the Soviet Union did not fall to
Hitler. Texas will not become blue because the money has reached Dallas.
[more...]
'Affordability' - The Dems' Hot Button Issue - Defined
By Todd Sheets, Investment Banker, Economist, Author of 2008: What Really Happened
The lesson here is quite simple: when
government spends too much and the Federal Reserve prints money to help fund
the resulting deficits, the results are usually disastrous, with the greatest
burden falling on those least able to afford it. The Democrats
figured out how to take a problem largely created by the Biden Democrats and
hoist it onto the Trump Republicans' shoulders. Understandably frustrated by
this political sleight of hand, many Republicans have argued that American
workers are in much better shape than the Democrats and legacy media would have
them believe. All of which raises the question: who's telling the truth here? Or,
to put another way: what really happened with affordability? [more...]
Jewish Democrats Are Turning Against Abdul El-Sayed
By Rabbi Daniel Schonbuch, Conservative Therapist, Writer and Podcaster
Something remarkable may be happening in Michigan. Jewish voters who have supported the Democratic Party for decades are beginning to question whether they can support Abdul El-Sayed for the U.S. Senate. And their growing concerns could have significant consequences for one of America's most closely watched elections. In my latest interview on Rabbi for America, I spoke with Aaron Tobin, director of Magen Detroit, executive board member of the Oakland County Republican Party, and founder of the Facebook group Jews for Mike Rogers. A grassroots movement is gaining momentum. [more...]
NOTE: Rabbi Schonbuch has embarked on a campaign leading up to
the midterms. He will be in Michigan this week for in-person appearances
alongside Mike Rogers. Rabbi Schonbuch has been a driving force in NYC over the
past year confronting Zohran Mamdani at highly publicized rallies.
LA's Dark Homeless Issues
By Michele Steeb, Homelessness Expert
The $2 billion medical fraud bust by federal investigators in
California last week lifted the lid on one of the great scandals of the
homelessness crisis. What we really need is moral clarity - the conviction to
put human lives ahead of the interests of those "managing" the
problem. The standard for elected leaders should be clear: rooting out fraud,
demanding accountability for taxpayer dollars, and delivering measurable
progress toward recovery and lives restored - not perpetuating dependency. In
cities across America, human beings are deteriorating in plain sight. We can -
and must - do better. No one should have to live like this. As you consider
your vote, ask every candidate. [more...] [See Michele's reporting on 'X']
Crime Numbers You Won't Hear About in the MSM
By John Lott, President of the Crime Prevention Research Center
Arrests, Prosecutions and Deportations Fuel Record Drop in Crime
The U.S. has been running a real-time experiment on two
approaches to criminal justice: the Biden-era emphasis on social justice versus
the Trump administration’s embrace of traditional law and order. The results
are now in. The Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) reported this morning
that felony violent crime fell 25% in 2025. Rape declined 13%, robbery fell
27%, and aggravated assault dropped 31%. Property crime fell 19%. Except for
rape, these are the largest one-year reductions recorded since data collection
began 53 years ago. The reductions followed substantial increases during
the previous four years, when felony violent crime rose 59% and violent crime,
including misdemeanor simple assault, increased 42%. [more...]
When the Money Dies, the Dictatorship Follows
By Kerry Lutz, Founder of the Financial Survival Network, Economist
Cuba, Iran, and the Economic Warfare That Could Finally Bring Down Two of the World’s Most Entrenched Regimes
Both Cuba and Iran are experiencing something
far more consequential than another round of economic hardship. Their
currencies are disintegrating, essential infrastructure is failing, and the
financial arrangements that have kept their ruling elites in power for decades
are coming under extraordinary pressure. We may be witnessing the early stages
of something that sanctions, diplomacy, and military threats have repeatedly
failed to accomplish: the economic dismantling of two entrenched dictatorships. [more...]
Rep. Ilhan Omar Memoir Shows She Lied About Her Birthday and
Committed Immigration Fraud
By Daniel Greenfield, CEO of the David Horowitz Freedom Center
The really striking thing about Rep. Ilhan Omar/Elmi is just how sloppy she is. And this, by the way, is something that we tend to see with Somali frauds in general. There's a kind of chutzpah, an assertiveness and boldness, accompanied by minimal effort at plausibility. Rep. Omar/Elmi's staff had her age changed to provide legal plausibility for her legal status, but no one bothered fixing her memoir. [more...]
