Tuesday, July 30

Schilling: Not Only Does Kamala Have A Radical Anti-Family Agenda But Also An Anti-Child Agenda

Terry Schilling of the American Principles Project (APP) discusses the organization’s stance against introducing explicit content, such as pornography, into children’s educational materials and critiques those who support it. He states that Kamala Harris has an “anti-family” and “anti-child” agenda, pointing out her support for the Equality Act, which he claims undermines protections for women by integrating gender identity into civil rights law. Schilling emphasizes the APP’s opposition to policies he views as harmful to families and children and announces an $18 million ad campaign targeting swing states to highlight Kamala Harris’s policies and their perceived negative impacts on American families.

He also introduces the “Gender Industrial Complex” report, which aims to expose the financial motivations behind the transgender industry, likening it to a $4.5 billion business that invests in lobbying and public relations to push its agenda in schools and legislation. Schilling urges people to support the APP’s mission against these industries and to spread awareness of the report, encouraging trial attorneys to take legal action against practices he believes harm children.

“It’s absolutely criminal… they want to pervert the minds of our children,” Schilling asserts, emphasizing the urgency of addressing these issues to protect American families.

Costello: The DOJ Doesn’t Want You To Know What Evidence And Information They Have On TikTok

Brian Costello discusses TikTok’s role in the 2024 election cycle, characterizing it as a tool for psychological and information warfare. He highlights the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) recent filings, which include significant redactions, indicating the Biden administration’s reluctance to disclose information about TikTok’s operations and influence.

Costello emphasizes TikTok’s alignment with the Democratic Party, particularly in promoting Kamala Harris through social media platforms. He notes that TikTok has been collecting user data on sensitive topics like abortion and gun rights, suggesting that this could be used to influence elections or create societal divisions.

Costello also points out issues with other tech companies, such as Facebook and Google, and their perceived bias in censoring content, particularly related to former President Trump. He criticizes ChatGPT for allegedly censoring information about state election laws.

On the topic of banning TikTok, Costello believes it will be a difficult decision for Democrats due to TikTok’s popularity with young voters, despite its potential use as a propaganda tool by the Chinese government. He expresses concern over the Biden administration’s exclusive negotiations with TikTok, implying a conflict of interest as the administration decides the platform’s future while benefiting from its influence.

“The Biden-Harris administration is now in exclusive negotiations with a Chinese propaganda platform,” says Costello, expressing concern over the implications of these discussions.

Antoni: Kamala Harris Cast Two Tie Breaking Votes In Senate That Lead To $35 Trillion In Debt

EJ Antoni discusses the current state of the U.S. economy, highlighting the unprecedented national debt that has surpassed $35 trillion. He attributes this increase to reckless spending policies endorsed by both Democrats and some Republicans, with particular emphasis on Vice President Kamala Harris’s role. Harris cast crucial tie-breaking votes on major spending bills, contributing to a $7 trillion increase in national debt and a $1 trillion reduction in the Treasury’s cash balance since the current administration took office. Antoni criticizes the bipartisan infrastructure bill, which he claims added significantly to the debt without yielding tangible benefits. He warns that the Treasury is set to borrow an additional $1.3 trillion by year’s end, indicating a worsening fiscal situation.

Antoni also examines other economic indicators, such as consumer confidence and labor market conditions, which have deteriorated significantly. The labor market is at its worst since spring 2021, with job losses and inflation outpacing wages. Furthermore, private payroll data shows a negative trend for July, while Americans struggle with over $1 trillion in credit card debt. As consumer spending accounts for a large portion of the economy, these financial pressures could have broader repercussions.

The discussion shifts to immigration, where Antoni highlights how financial stress leads to declining birth rates among American citizens, prompting increased reliance on foreign labor to fill the gap. This, he argues, exacerbates economic challenges for native-born Americans. He notes that job growth under the current administration has primarily benefited foreign-born workers, not native-born Americans, further compounding economic stress for citizens.

Antoni questions public perception of economic management, especially in polls showing mixed opinions on whether Harris or Trump would handle inflation better. He attributes some of these polling results to methodological biases, such as oversampling demographics more likely to support Democrats. He emphasizes Harris’s responsibility for inflationary policies due to her support for significant spending bills, including the Green New Deal.

Rep. Ogles Discusses The Articles Of Impeachment He Has Filed Against VP Harris

Congressman Andy Ogles recently introduced articles of impeachment against Vice President Kamala Harris, focusing on her management of the southern border and alleged neglect of constitutional duties. Ogles contends that Harris, in her role as “border czar,” has failed to address the crisis effectively, leading to a surge in fentanyl overdoses and violent crimes committed by illegal immigrants. He claims that Central and South American countries are exploiting U.S. border weaknesses by sending criminals and violent gangs into American cities. Additionally, Ogles accuses Harris of complicity in President Joe Biden’s alleged mental incapacity, arguing that she should have invoked the 25th Amendment to address Biden’s unfitness for office. Ogles criticized Congress for being on recess instead of addressing these urgent issues, including his impeachment articles and other vital legislative matters. He expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of current investigative bodies and called for a dedicated task force to thoroughly investigate the situation. Ogles urges Congress to prioritize these issues and fulfill their responsibilities to the American people, emphasizing the need for accountability and action.

Rep. Good: Biden Will Move Far-Left And “Go for Broke” Building His Legacy In The Lame Duck

Bob Good criticized the incompetence of security agencies, emphasizing their failure to protect the president due to a lack of proper staffing and oversight. He expressed frustration with Congress being on recess, arguing that urgent work, including investigating security failures and holding Kamala Harris accountable, should continue. Good highlighted the importance of Congress addressing these issues and staying committed to their duties. Regarding his upcoming primary, he noted that despite significant opposition funding and attacks from his rivals, his grassroots support remains strong. Good emphasized his commitment to supporting Donald Trump and confronting the administrative state. He urged his supporters to volunteer and contribute through his campaign website to ensure victory in both his primary and the November election.

Kelly: New USSS Acting Director Made Secret Service Look Worse During Senate Hearings

Julie Kelly discussed the recent hearing involving the Secret Service and FBI, focusing on their handling of events from July 13th. She criticized the response from Acting Director Ronald Rowe, describing it as inadequate and unconvincing. Kelly highlighted numerous failures and issues with the security arrangements on that day, noting that despite advance warnings and clear problems, significant errors occurred. She expressed frustration over the lack of accountability, emphasizing that no one has been fired for their roles in the security failures. Kelly also criticized the FBI’s performance and the overall handling of the situation, calling for greater transparency and accountability. She mentioned that her coverage provides detailed financial and geopolitical analysis, urging readers to stay informed through her work.

Bensman: Biden Admin Granting Refugee Status And Flying In Illegals From Countries Of Origin

Todd Bensman highlighted concerns about the U.S. government’s new approach to granting refugee status through the Safe Mobility Center Initiative (SMI). He criticized the program for awarding refugee status to large numbers of individuals from Latin America who traditionally would not qualify, arguing that this status is typically reserved for those fleeing wars or dire situations, like those from Somalia, Afghanistan, or Syria. Bensman emphasized that this rapid processing, which bypasses standard vetting procedures, is problematic and could lead to an influx of economic migrants being classified as refugees. He urged readers to spread awareness about this issue, advocate for legal challenges, and inform former President Trump, suggesting that if the program continues unchecked, it will likely expand further. For more information and updates on this topic, Bensman recommended following his work at the Center for Immigration Studies.

Biden And Harris Want To Destroy SCOTUS Because SCOTUS Stands In The Left’s Way

Mike Davis criticizes the Biden administration for its handling of illegal immigration, asserting that the influx of fighting-age men from troubled regions poses a serious national security threat. He urges early voting to ensure supporters of President Trump can make their voices heard. Davis argues that a future Trump administration could effectively address illegal immigration by enforcing deportations. He also condemns the Biden-Harris administration’s push to pack the Supreme Court, claiming it threatens judicial independence and individual rights. To counter this, Davis advocates for a constitutional amendment to fix the number of Supreme Court justices at nine, which he believes would safeguard against political manipulation and preserve judicial stability. His comments reflect a concern for both immigration control and the preservation of constitutional norms.