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Undecided Michigan Voter Shocks the Left, Calls Obama Campaigning for Abdul El-Sayed a Total Turnoff [WATCH]

Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is confronting a serious problem with black voters in his Senate campaign. The warning signs first surfaced during the Democrat primary, and the resistance has continued rather than fading as the race moved forward. Many black voters across Michigan simply do not like El-Sayed and are crossing party lines to support Republican Mike Rogers. That movement is a major obstacle for El-Sayed and evidence that Democrat appeals are not landing with a crucial bloc. Democrats responded by sending former President Obama to Michigan to campaign for El-Sayed and other Democrat candidates. The appearance was meant to help the ticket, but even Obama’s intervention does not appear to be changing the doubts surrounding El-Sayed. The sharpest moment came from a black Michigan voter who remained undecided. Speaking to a reporter in the video, she said seeing Obama…

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There Was Only One Way the Democrats Could Blow the Midterms — and Lord Help ‘Em, They’re Doing It!

Forget about packing the Supreme Court, banning ICE, or impeaching the president (again): Should they win congress, the Democrats’ shrewdest move would be moving Election Day to September. ‘Cause if elections were held in September, the Democrats would be undefeated. They’d go from the donkeys to the ’72 Dolphins. The Democrats would run the whole country! But alas, they always peak too early. Fun fact: In the last FIVE presidential elections, during the month of September, the Democrats have led the “poll of polls” aggregate every flippin’ time. It’s become a clear PR pattern: The Democrats build momentum, blitz the media, and peak in popularity before Election Day — and sometimes, they’re so far ahead that the Republicans can’t catch up. Sure, the race tightens down the stretch (uncomfortably so), but the Dems still win. But an awful lot of the time, the donkeys are gassed. There’s…

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Constitutional Attorney: If We're Not Careful, the US Could End Up Like France

Do you see what is happening in France? The streets of Paris are erupting in violence, with masked agitators setting fires, destroying businesses, attacking police, and turning public grievances into opportunities for chaos and destruction. These are the revolutionary anarchists. Every culture, every generation has them. The revolutionary anarchists were the actors and the fuel of the French Revolution of 1789, and they remain ever-present opportunists, waiting for the cracks in a civilization to widen so they can exploit its decline. They are the destroyers of systems who promise liberation but leave destruction in their wake. And from the chaos they create, they build dictatorships. Alexis de Tocqueville understood this. Writing in the 19th century, he examined the American and French Revolutions and recognized a fundamental difference in the principles that drove them. One was a…

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Trump Putin Fuel Deal Puts First Russian Diesel Tanker on Course for New York [WATCH]

The first tanker carrying 40,000 tons of Russian diesel left for New York earlier this week, following President Donald Trump’s agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin to add millions of tons of diesel to the global supply. The shipment comes as U.S. diesel prices have climbed above $6 per gallon. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov confirmed that the initial shipment was underway and said more would follow. “The first oil tanker has sailed off to customers, and regular supplies will continue,” Peskov said Friday. The Russian diesel is the first shipment to the United States from the Kremlin since 2023. Its departure represents the opening move in a much larger supply commitment announced after Trump and Putin reached their agreement earlier this month. Following the deal, Trump also waived most sanctions on Russia and on those purchasing fuel from the country under the Graham…

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