Trump Derangement Syndrome Hits the House Floor And Nevada Democrats Titus and Horsford Lead the Charge

House Democrats didn’t even wait 24 hours before sprinting back to their favorite obsession: impeaching President Donald J. Trump. On Wednesday, Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) invoked a procedural maneuver to force another impeachment vote, this time on two articles,  guaranteeing that the House would have to waste precious floor time indulging

Biden’s ‘Free College’ Illusion Collapses as Trump Drives Stake Through Illegal Loan Forgiveness

The legal and political wreckage of President Biden’s student-loan “forgiveness” crusade is finally catching up to Washington. In a blistering Wall Street Journal op-ed, U.S. Department of Education Undersecretary Nicholas Kent and Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway lay out the reality: Biden’s debt-cancellation schemes were illegal, unworkable, and nothing more than a

Titus Downplays Narco-Regime, Undercuts U.S. Enforcement, and Misleads Nevadans on Border Crisis

Rep. Dina Titus’ latest TV appearance showcased a troubling pattern: defending foreign bad actors while demonizing American law enforcement. When asked about strikes on Venezuelan drug-trafficking vessels, Titus emphasized uncertainty about “who was on those boats,” suggesting the administration lacked proof,  despite years of DEA reports documenting Venezuelan state involvement

ICE COLD LIES: Titus Claims ICE Is “Chasing Babies Into Schools” In Wild TV Rant – Provides Zero Evidence

Rep. Dina Titus raised eyebrows in Nevada after an erratic TV interview in which she accused Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) of “middle-of-the-night raids,” “fear tactics,” “wearing masks,” and even “chasing babies [into] schools.” None of the claims were supported by evidence. None were connected to the AP clip being

Dina Defends Dictator: Downplays Venezuela’s Narco-State Record In Bizarre TV Interview

In a meandering NewsNation interview this week, Democrat Rep. Dina Titus delivered one of her most startling performances yet, accusing the United States of “possible war crimes” while defending a regime widely known for narcotrafficking, political repression, and violent human rights abuses. Asked about bipartisan efforts to clarify war powers related