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Sen. Cruz Warns That Democrats’ Plan To ‘Reform’ SCOTUS Aims To Destroy It

July 25, 2024
Politics

This week, Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) warned that Democrats’ plan to “reform” the Supreme Court was actually code for their intention to “destroy” it because it is the only branch of government that the left does not control.   Cruz made his comments during his most recent episode of “Verdict” with co-host Ben Ferguson while talking about President Biden’s Oval Office address on Wednesday.  In his speech, Biden said that for the remainder of his time in office, he would “call for Supreme Court reform because this is critical to our democracy—Supreme Court reform.”  Cruz responded to Biden’s remarks by

Cruz: Republicans Should Not Underestimate Kamala Harris

July 24, 2024
Politics
Ted Cruz
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This week, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said that Republicans need to take Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign more seriously, and that he believes President Biden will pardon his son Hunter Biden before leaving office.   Cruz made his comments during the most recent episode of his “Verdict” podcast with co-host Ben Ferguson following the news that Biden was ending his presidential campaign and endorsing Harris.  Cruz said he is worried that Republicans “vastly underestimate Kamala Harris” because they “don’t think she’s terribly bright,” and anytime he mentions her to Republicans, “people laugh, it’s immediately a punch line.”  “I think

Tulsi Gabbard Defends JD Vance, Slams Kamala Harris

July 18, 2024
Elections
Tulsi Gabbard

On Thursday, former Democrat Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, who left the party in 2022, defended Senator JD Vance (R-OH) from Democrats’ attacks which surged after former President Trump announced Vance would be his 2024 running mate.   Gabbard made her comments in a post on X after Vice President Kamala Harris attacked Vance.  Gabbard began by quoting Harris, who had claimed that Vance would “be loyal only to Trump, not to our country,” and then listed reasons she believed that Harris was wrong.  “@JDVance1 enlisted in the Marine Corps after 9/11 and deployed to Iraq in 2005, the same year I

Former White House Doctor: VP Kamala Harris ‘Is As Unfit In Character As Joe Biden Is In Body And Mind’

July 18, 2024
Politics
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On Wednesday, Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX), who served as the White House physician under President Obama and President Trump, said slammed Vice President Kamala Harris for covering up Biden’s cognitive decline.   Jackson made his comments during his speech at the Republican National Convention.   “Now I can say I served a president who literally took a bullet for our country,” Jackson said referring to Trump being shot during an assassination attempt over the weekend. “President Trump and I have been through a lot together over the years, but I have never, ever been prouder of his leadership than I

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