Monday, July 8

Gableman: Wisconsin Supreme Court Decision On Drop-Boxes Driven By Politics

In a War Room interview, former Wisconsin Judge Michael Gableman expressed grave concerns about a recent Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling permitting the use of drop boxes for absentee ballots. He accused the court of blatant partisanship, suggesting that the decision benefits the Democratic Party, particularly for the upcoming elections. Gableman referenced a previous decision where the court had declared drop boxes illegal, highlighting that the only change since then is the court’s composition. He argued that allowing drop boxes compromises election security by breaking the chain of custody for ballots and questioned the validity of such practices.

Gableman also pointed out the involvement of external influences like Mark Zuckerberg’s funding during the 2020 election, which he claimed targeted African-American voters to benefit Democrats. He urged citizens to take action against these practices by visiting RacineRecall.org and emphasized that without these alleged fraudulent activities, Donald Trump would have won Wisconsin in 2020. Gableman called for measures to ensure election integrity and fairness.

Bensman: Black Americans Are Livid About Border Invasion By Illegals And Terrorists

In a War Room discussion, Dave Brat and Todd Bensman highlighted the prioritization of immigration by President Trump and the RNC. Bensman referenced a Harvard poll that placed immigration and the border crisis above inflation, noting the emerging terrorism threat associated with immigration. Bensman discussed the Center for Immigration Studies’ upcoming seminar on illegal immigration’s impact on the labor market and the Black community, noting increased support for Trump among black voters due to immigration issues.

Bensman described the dire situation at the southern border, emphasizing that many individuals on the FBI’s terrorism watch list are entering the U.S. through the Darien Gap. He detailed recent incidents involving suspected terrorists and criticized the lack of proper vetting at the border. Bensman asserted that the border crisis could be resolved quickly with an executive order, mirroring the actions that initially opened the borders.

Ramirez: Darien Gap Experiencing Massive Loads Of Migration From China, India, And Iran

Oscar Ramirez provided updates from the Darien Gap, noting a significant influx of migrants, including Chinese and Indian nationals. He raised concerns about potential spies among the migrants and highlighted Panama’s efforts to control the migration routes. Both Bensman and Ramirez underscored the heightened risk of terrorist attacks due to the current border policies and the need for immediate action to secure the nation.

Davis: President Trump’s America First Agenda Now The Official Platform Of The RNC

Mike Davis discussed the Republican National Committee’s platform committee meeting in Milwaukee, emphasizing President Trump’s active involvement in updating the party’s platform ahead of the convention. Marsha Blackburn chaired the meeting, with various Trump allies like Ambassador Randy Evans and policy experts ensuring the platform reflected Trump’s America First agenda. Davis praised the platform for its clarity and relevance to everyday Americans, focusing on issues like border security, economic policies, judicial appointments, and the fight against endless wars and deep state influence. He criticized mainstream media for not adequately covering the unity and substantive solutions offered by the platform, highlighting its appeal beyond traditional party lines to include right-thinking Democrats and independents. Davis concluded by noting the ongoing populist uprising globally and the attempts within the Democratic Party to undermine Trump’s agenda despite its practicality and popular support.

Wolf: Too Many Silent Voices During Bannon’s Imprisonment

Naomi Wolf expressed deep concern over the imprisonment of Steve Bannon, arguing that regardless of political differences, the relative silence from various political quarters about his incarceration at FCI Danbury was alarming. She criticized the perceived double standard in treatment, comparing it to other high-profile cases like Julian Assange’s. Wolf highlighted the restrictive conditions Bannon faces in prison, including digital isolation, which she sees as an effort to silence his voice ahead of a critical presidential election. She emphasized the importance of upholding principles of due process and free speech, warning against complacency in the face of what she views as escalating authoritarian tactics. Drawing parallels to historical precedents, she cautioned that such actions could lead to a dangerous erosion of democratic norms, urging people to speak out rather than remain silent in the face of injustice.

Kent: WA State AG And SoS Issue Consent Decree That Removes Residency Requirement To Vote

Joe Kent strongly criticizes recent election law changes in Washington state, particularly focusing on a new consent decree pushed by Attorney General Bob Ferguson and Secretary of State Kim Wyman. This decree allows individuals to register to vote and receive a ballot on Election Day itself, bypassing the state’s usual 30-day residency requirement. Kent argues that this move is unconstitutional and undermines election integrity by eroding signature verification standards and residency requirements. He accuses Democrats of using such measures as part of broader “lawfare” tactics to manipulate election outcomes, paralleling their actions during the pandemic. Kent asserts that these changes reflect Democratic panic over their policy failures, such as economic issues and border security, which he believes voters are increasingly rejecting.

McIlvenna: French Election Results Show Macron’s Tactics Blunted Blowout From Le Pen

Peter McIlvenna discusses significant political developments in the European Parliament, emphasizing the formation of a new right-wing grouping led by Hungary’s Viktor Orban called the Patriots of Europe. This coalition includes various parties from Austria, Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Italy, and potentially Poland, aiming to create a formidable bloc within the European Parliament. McIlvenna highlights Marine Le Pen’s political gains, increasing her party’s seats in the French Parliament significantly. He underscores the growing influence of right-wing populist movements globally, positioning them favorably for future electoral successes and potentially aligning with the interests of figures like President Trump.

Captain Bannon With Message From Steve Bannon: Do Not Sit And Sulk; Stay Active And FIGHT

Maureen Bannon gave an update from her Dad, from prison.