John Fetterman is breaking with Democrats on key issues as tensions inside the party continue to rise.
Republicans and Trump allies are now openly courting him, fueling speculation about a major political shift.
Is this the start of a realignment, or just a temporary fracture inside the Democratic Party? Here’s more from Tim Pool.
Ken Martin has only been chair of the Democratic National Committee for a year and already Democrats are mobilizing to oust him. The infighting has been aggravated by the DNC’s poor cash position. It only has about $18 million on hand, compared to the $67 million held by the rival Republican National Committee.
Besides cash, the Democrats face a bigger problem? Nobody wants to replace Martin. There is growing despondency about the status of the party, and an awareness it could face even rockier shores ahead, especially if it can’t pull off any upsets in the midterm elections. Here’s more from Langley Outdoors Academy.
Heavy infighting is now occurring in Iran between the more radical Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and the Artesh, the leadership of Iran’s conventional army. They apparently are engaged in a power struggle over who will control the defense of the nation.
This comes after much of the political leadership in Iran has been decimated over the past couple of weeks of warfare against Israel and the United States. Will this new rivalry upset the ceasefire, or will it hasten Iran’s re-emergence as a more stable and less combative nation? Here, Matt Morse TV ponders the varied options.
Democrats, for all their faults, walk lockstep into every political upheaval. Only in GOP-land will you hear about Republicans doing their darnedest to break the hearts of the voters.
Let’s look at three tactical errors that could sink our hopes for 2026. Here’s more from Lori Colley.
In the wake of another unfortunate flare-up between Elon Musk and President Trump, Scott Ott quotes The Washington Post as saying that Musk “failed” during his tenure as the director of the Department of Government Efficiency.
As of this posting the National Debt Clock shows about $550 BILLION dollars saved, or nearly $5,000 in waste saved per taxpayer. That’s just under a million dollars per MINUTE.
DOGE certainly could have done worse, but could they have done better… SO FAR? Here’s more from Ott, joined by Bill Whittle and Steve Green on a new edition of The Right Angle.
If you think President Donald Trump is sparring a lot, you haven’t seen anything yet. Trump is just now “warming up,” says conspiracy analyst Juan O’Savin. “We’re still in the early rounds. They are still just sparring.”
O’Savin shares his insights here with David “Nino” Rodriguez, who says, “we’ll never have a president like this again.” O’Savin isn’t so sure. In fact, he says Trump has been cautious as well as direct and argumentative. O’Savin says MAGA patriots might stand behind Trump 100 percent, but the president keeps waiting, slowly and methodically building up his following.
“There’s always risks no matter what,” says O’Savin, “but you don’t want the risks to be too high.” In other words, if you move too quickly, you can misfire and miss your goals, or you can see backfires instead of surefire deals. Rodriguez, for his part, is urging bolder action. “I think MAGA is ready for it,” he says. “If you step on the gas, that’s what the people want.”
Their discussion deals with a range of topics, including strife and civil war in South Africa, Congo, Yemen, Ukraine and Iran, as well as intransigence by Israel. O’Savin predicts that Trump’s “big beautiful bill” will pass the Senate, but not until after the usual wrangling.
JoJo Siwa says she’ll never have me on her podcast. Controversy hits the women’s Olympic gymnastics and some claim it is due to racism. And is Trump losing support from his base? Here’s more from Candace Owens.
