Judicial Watch talks about Feeling upset about the January 6 event where Ashli Babbitt, a brave Air Force veteran, was shot by Lieutenant Michael Bird. It seems like not many people in our city are bothered by it. But, many Americans and Ashley’s family do care. This incident feels unnecessary and it’s frustrating. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Tom Fitton, head of Judicial Watch, spoke at a big event. He’s worried about the 2024 election because of things done to ex-President Trump. He thinks these actions are trying to make America a one-party country. Fitton also talked about keeping voting fair and stopping illegal immigration. He mentioned a lawsuit for a woman’s family who was hurt during a riot …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judicial Watch talks about how In 2016, a New York hairstylist voted for Hillary Clinton. When she lost, he felt manipulated by the media and Democrats. This led him to start the #WalkAway movement, encouraging others to leave the Democratic Party. Despite accusations of being a Russian disinformation campaign, the movement grew, leading to a march on Washington and events across the country. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Judicial Watch is a team that fights for honesty in our government. They help parents know what’s happening in schools and believe in following laws. They aim to expose dishonest officials and protect our rights, borders, and freedom of speech. They invite everyone to join their mission to safeguard America.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judicial Watch talks about how Chris Farrell chatted with Miklos Zanto from Hungary’s biggest conservative group. They talked about their work, the political climate in Hungary and Europe, and an event they’re planning. Zanto also defended Hungary’s leader against unfair claims. He believes these are due to people not understanding Hungary’s politics. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Judicial Watch talks about Qatar, a country often linked with terrorism, that has been donating big money to U.S. schools like Texas A&M. They’ve given over $522 million to improve their image. After a tough legal fight, Texas A&M is closing its Qatar campus. This is good news, but fully breaking away from Qatar’s influence will need more time and effort. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Fannie Willis and Mr. Wade are in hot water! They’re accused of using their jobs to unfairly target Trump. People are questioning if they’ve been honest in court. Did their actions affect the fairness of the case? This article explores their actions and shares a court moment about a trip they took together.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch shared some news. He said Alejandro Mayorkas, the boss of Homeland Security, didn’t give Robert F. Kennedy Jr. special protection, even though he was threatened. Fitton thinks this could be because of politics. He also talked about claims that the CIA asked friends to spy on Trump’s team. He thinks this needs looking into. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Tom Fitton from Judicial Watch talks about legal actions against ex-President Trump. He thinks these actions are unfair and criticizes the Republican House for not stepping in. He also discusses concerns about the Senate’s decisions on immigration and funding. Lastly, he mentions how Texas A&M University is closing its Qatar campus due to concerns about foreign influence. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Judge Angorin made a big choice today that might hurt President Trump’s New York business. He could have to pay a fine of over $350 million! Some people, like Democrat Letitia James, agree with this. But others think it’s not fair and that it’s one of the biggest wrong uses of judge power ever.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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