Meet The Next Steve Irwin
This kid broke the Internet with his consummate mastery of bird calls. Here’s more from Benny Johnson.
This kid broke the Internet with his consummate mastery of bird calls. Here’s more from Benny Johnson.
A chick tries to do her lesbian wedding at a mosque. The mosque has some ex-cons they’d like the girl to meet. Here’s more from Benny Johnson.
Bill Maher came out swinging on Friday, saying the emergence of the Democratic Socialists of America has ended his allegiance with the leftist party. Maher says his vote in 2028 will go to either “Vance or Rubio.”
In other words, the pundit apparently is flipping parties and abandoning the Democrats. He believes they have been done in by “Tide pod eaters.” At least, that’s what he declared in a monologue, before greeting J.D. Vance onto his show. Here’s more from Benny Johnson.
Major League Baseball is becoming the most vocal professional sport pushing Pride Month. Is this because there are so many gays and bisexuals in professional baseball? Or because MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred is such a pencil-necked leftist, spouting off the lame propaganda of the Democratic Party?
Hard to say. There have always been gays and bisexuals in baseball. Curt Schilling, the conservative pitcher who enjoyed a 20-year career with teams including the Philadelphia Phillies and Boston Red Sox, says he knew of at least three or four gays or bisexuals during his era. So there are likely a few nowadays as well.
But baseball’s Pride Month allegiance is costing it the fan backing of many Christians. This includes Christian players, who have become more open in resisting league orders to wear Pride Month paraphernalia. Here’s more from Benny Johnson. He calls it a “MLB Victory,” but we suspect this issue will keep bubbling to the surface.
Both key Republican candidates in California — Gubernatorial hopeful Steve Hilton and Los Angeles Mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt — advanced to the November elections. Hilton actually placed first in the primary vote, scoring 27.8 percent of the ballots cast vs. Democrat Xavier Becerra’s 25.4 percent of the ballots. In the Los Angeles mayoral race, Pratt came in a close second to incumbent mayor Karen Bass, 30.4 percent of the vote vs. 34.8 percent.
Of course, actually winning in November will be difficult for both Republicans. There were more overall Democratic votes in each election, so Becerra and Bass are likely to fare a little bit better.
Also, the Democrats are flagrant cheaters. Like mongrel dogs, they will do whatever it takes to win.
But for now, the Republicans remain in the running. They aren’t over the top yet, but they are showing some real strength against the leftist trash. Here’s more from Benny Johnson.
Has Vice President J.D. Vance decided against running for President in 2028? Benny Johnson says White House insiders are now asserting Vance will not run.
Of course, it remains to be seen if Vance is actually backing out. Some within the White House might be in favor of Vance, while others circle the wagons on behalf of Marco Rubio. So Johnson could be a bit premature and biased in this speculation, or else, perhaps he knows something in advance.
Los Angeles Mayoral Hopeful Spencer Pratt picked up more support over the past month than any of the 14 hopefuls running for the office, but he still trails incumbent Mayor Karen Bass. A new Emerson College poll released last week showed Bass with 30 percent while Pratt now is supported by 22 percent of the voters.
Bass leads among women, while Pratt is favored by men. The election is a few weeks off, set for June 2. Here’s a Pratt send-up from DFF.
The United Spot also turned the spotlight on Spencer Pratt and his uphill battle to take over the Los Angeles Mayoral race. Standing with Karen Bass: The usual leftist deadbeats and drunks, among them Nancy Pelosi, Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom.
The third-place Socialist candidate in the race — Nithya Raman — also puts in an appearance. Here’s more from The United Spot.
Even Pratt’s Lego commercial hits a grand slam. Here, it is presented by Benny Johnson.
Some of the darkest secrets in Washington D.C. are becoming more clear with Eric Swalwall resigning from the U.S. House after allegations of criminal sexual contact, not only with hookers, but also quite possibly minors.
Here, George Santos, the former New York Congressman railroaded out of his seat in 2023, weighs in on Swalwell as well as other Congressional scofflaws, including Ruben Gallego, Cory Mills, Tony Gonzales and Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick. Some face sexual charges, while others, like Cherfilus-McCormick, stand accused of pocketing Covid-19 money.
“Look, I wouldn’t be shocked if underage activity starts coming forward. When a man goes down a rabbit hole this dark, this deep, Benny, I think there’s a lot more to be uncovered,” Santos tells Benny Johnson.
How long have these deadbeats engaged in criminal conduct right under the gaze of the fake press? Why didn’t anyone address these issues until now? There’s plenty more in Santos’ discussion with Johnson.