“Judicial Watch is taking Mississippi and Illinois to court. Why? They’re counting votes up to 5 and 14 days after elections. Judicial Watch says this could lead to cheating, makes people trust elections less, and breaks federal law. The law says there’s one election day, not a whole week.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Questions are being asked about how the Secret Service handled a scary event involving former President Trump. Some people think they didn’t do enough to stop it before it happened. They’re also being accused of hiding important information. This has led to a lawsuit and more questions about their honesty and responsibility.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Chris Farrell is upset with ex-Border Chief Aaron Heike. He thinks Heike didn’t do enough about human trafficking. Farrell is also unhappy with the Biden-Harris team. He feels they’re stopping groups like ICE and Border Patrol from doing their work well. Farrell sees this as a big problem in our country. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
This Judicial Watch blog talks about how some people think the Left is causing trouble for Donald Trump. They worry that the people who should be keeping him safe aren’t doing their job right because of politics. The blog also says that laws made by Democrats might not be helping us. The writer thinks Trump should hire his own security. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
This Judicial Watch blog talks about worries over how well the Secret Service can keep ex-President Trump safe. It mentions two failed attempts to harm him and questions if politics are affecting decisions. The blog also talks about a leak saying Trump knew about threats but still went golfing. It asks if the person who tried to hurt him had help from government officials. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judicial Watch talks about how if you have ever wondered how the government pays for things? It’s through something called a ‘continuing resolution.’ But, there’s a lot of arguing in Congress about it. Some people want to stop non-citizens from voting and cut spending. It’s important for us to tell our Congress members what we think. Your voice matters!” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Tom Fitton, head of Judicial Watch, talked about delaying Trump’s New York court case until after the vote. He thinks it’s a political move. He also spoke about Trump’s recent wins in court in Michigan and North Carolina. Fenton is worried about the FBI not sharing information and the Secret Service not doing a good job protecting Trump. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Chris Farrell from Judicial Watch talks about politics. He thinks Putin likes Harris as president because she seems weak. He questions Harris’s views on the border and Biden’s use of money for climate change. He’s upset about how J.D. Vance’s words on school shootings were twisted. Judicial Watch is suing DHS for records about protecting Trump. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Judicial Watch show talks about how the U.S. Justice Department says two Russians working for a state-run media outlet laundered money and broke laws. They supposedly sent $10 million to a company in Tennessee to share pro-Russian content through U.S. social media influencers. The writer thinks this is a ploy to hurt conservative views before the election and questions the Biden family’s integrity. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Today, President Trump had a victory. Judge Machamp delayed his sentencing date until after the election. This stopped a judge, who supports Democrats, from jailing him. Yet, Trump still faces trouble, especially from Jack Smith in Washington D.C. He’s using another court case to annoy Trump. This shows why Congress needs to stop funding Jack Smith.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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