Will Xavier Becerra Ever Face Justice for His Crimes and Can Republicans Win in California?

Europeans Love America, But Their Problems Are Coming to America Along With Them

Americans often take for granted the many blessings we have. But with many foreigners in the country right now thanks to the World Cup, we're hearing just how blessed we are. On the other hand, we're also hearing of crimes and circumstances that are now happening here that weren't happening just a few years ago. We're important third-world problems.

Democrats Operate in a World of Lies

James Talarico is not just trying to reinvent himself. He's trying to erase who is and replace it, at least in the eyes of the public, with a fake conservative caricature. There was some good news about a student. There's also bad news about RINO John Thune.

They're Going After Our Faith Even as Things Get Crazier in America

The news of the day isn't all bad, but sometimes it really is. Today's news includes a senseless stabbing in Texas and a B-53 Stratofortress going down in California.

Will Xavier Becerra Ever Face Justice for His Crimes and Can Republicans Win in California?

In the one-party fiefdom of California, where Democratic dominance has turned governance into a self-perpetuating machine, Steve Hilton’s unofficial CalDOGE team has just dropped a revelation that should shock even the most jaded observer of Sacramento’s excesses. Taxpayer money—your money—is flowing through a heavily subsidized nonprofit to enlist illegal immigrants in the campaign to elect Xavier Becerra governor. This is not community outreach or accidental overlap. It is, according to Hilton’s investigation, a direct violation of federal law that weaponizes public funds and non-citizen labor to tilt the scales of a statewide election. Read More: https://patriot.tv/xavier-becerra-busted-using-taxpayer-funded-illegal-aliens-to-campaign-for-california-governor/

Who Can Solve the One Massive Problem That's Top of Mind in Los Angeles Ahead of the Election?

Karen Bass, Nithya Raman, and Spencer Pratt are all vying to be the next Mayor of Los Angeles. Angelenos have identified one major problem that they want solved: Homelessness. The issue with Bass and Raman is that they've both been in Los Angeles government for years and have done nothing to solve the issue. Pratt is the only one who wants to address the issue directly and he's the only one who hasn't had a chance to do so yet. Conservative News Aggregator: https://jdrucker.com