🇺🇸 Trump Honors As Newsom Panics

Good morning. The political battle lines are clearer than ever. While President Trump's administration makes significant strides in international relations and national security—from new trade agreements to holding our adversaries accountable—the progressive left reveals its desperate plans.

From a top Democrat strategist admitting a scheme to rig the system to Governor Newsom's panicked attacks and California's failed attempt to censor free speech, this edition uncovers the frantic efforts of a party terrified of losing power.

For years, our most courageous heroes were forgotten. But on one day, a President took a stand that was so decisive, it sent a message to the entire world. And it ended by calling out the one man responsible for their pain.

The VA system was broken. Wait times were skyrocketing and critical programs for veterans, like VA Choice, were being gutted by the previous administration, leaving our heroes behind.

But President Trump refused to let this stand. He didn't just give speeches; he took action. In just six months, his administration cut the veterans' backlog by 37%.

He made sure to honor these heroes personally, sharing the stories of men like Specialist Kevin Jensen, who ran back into a fire to save his platoon leader, shouting "Sir, I've got you! I've got you, sir!"

He also honored Staff Sergeant Thomas Matteo, a Marine who was "wounded six times during two tours in Vietnam," calling these men and others true examples of American exceptionalism.

This wasn't just about one day. It was about a return to unapologetic patriotism. It was about making America strong again, not just at home, but on the world stage, turning it into, in his words, the "hottest country in the world."

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A top Democrat strategist just revealed the party's secret plan to hold onto power, and it involves rigging the entire system. He didn't just say the quiet part out loud—he screamed it..

The system is supposed to be simple: you win elections by convincing voters. But Democrat veteran strategist James Carville admitted that power is "slipping away" from the Democrats by the minute. He expressed recent discontent with Republican victories, which have allowed conservatives to control two-thirds of the Supreme Court. For them, this is a crisis that demands action.

So what is their solution? Not to win over voters, but to change the rules of the game entirely. Carville called for Democrats to unilaterally add Puerto Rico and Washington D.C. as states, a move that would permanently add four Democrat senators to the map. He then called for expanding the Supreme Court to 13 members, packing it with liberal justices to erase the conservative majority. He even said they need to take over federal elections.

Carville admitted that to "save democracy," his party must essentially destroy it. These aren't isolated ideas; he said they have to do all of them. It's a shocking admission that when Democrats can't win under the current rules, their plan is to burn the rulebook and create a permanent one-party state.

But these panicked calls for radical action reveal a deeper truth: The Democratic party is in complete collapse mode. Even Carville sees it, admitting his party is plagued by "insanity." This isn't a show of strength; it's a desperate plan from a party that knows it's losing the battle of ideas and is terrified of the conservative "Golden Age" that is coming. 

What was supposed to be a landmark announcement about the future of AI in California was suddenly hijacked by Governor Newsom to launch a series of baseless attacks against President Trump. And what he revealed about his own party's power grab has conservatives sounding the alarm.

The event, hosted at Google, was meant to be a showcase of innovation, partnering with tech giants like Microsoft and IBM to prepare students for the jobs of the future. But when Newsom took the stage, the agenda completely changed.

First, he accused Trump of not believing in free enterprise, but in "crony capitalism," calling it "open corruption."

He then defended his progressive party's effort to seize control of congressional redistricting, overriding a voter-approved independent commission. Newsom justified this blatant power grab by claiming California can't "unilaterally disarm" in a political fight.

Finally, in a deeply divisive moment, Newsom dismissed millions of American voters, claiming, "What President Trump is doing is wrong. And everybody knows it. His biggest supporters know it."

So while the event was about AI, it ended up being Newsom panicking on something else entirely.

It revealed a political worldview where policy is used as a weapon, where political opponents are labeled as corrupt, even if they are doing right by Americans and where the rules are changed whenever they become inconvenient..

The message from Newsom was just a cover for the real agenda—fighting a national political battle, no matter the cost to principles or fair play..

The state of California has tried to make it illegal to make fun of politicians online... But Elon Musk and a federal judge just stopped them cold. Here's how they almost took away your free speech.

The government in California passed a law called the "Defending Democracy from Deepfake Deception Act." It sounded noble, but its real purpose was to force social media platforms like X to block and censor any videos that politicians decided were "materially deceptive" before and after an election.

But this was never really about stopping dangerous deepfakes. The lawsuit against the law was started by a guy who made a parody video of Kamala Harris. That's right, they wanted to ban political satire they didn't like. Elon Musk, the satire site The Babylon Bee, and Rumble all joined the fight. And they won.

A federal judge didn't just strike down the law, he obliterated it, ruling that "the whole statute is preempted" and that "No parts of A.B. 2655 can be salvaged."

Think about what that means. If this law had stood, the government would have the power to decide what's "truth" and what's "deception." If a politician didn't like a meme or a parody you made, they could have forced social media companies to delete it and silence you.

And they're not done trying. A spokesperson for Governor Newsom said that even after this loss, they're still convinced they need to regulate online content to "maintain the integrity of our elections."

They lost this battle for your right to free speech, but the progressive politicians already told you they're not giving up the war..