FIREWORKS IN DC - Major News on Senate Vote to Pass SAVE America Act
They said it never happens. They called it a conspiracy theory. They said voter fraud was vanishingly rare, that election security concerns were a cover for voter suppression, and that anyone who worried about noncitizens voting in American elections was either lying or paranoid.
Then New Jersey found 6,600. Then a British national pleaded guilty to voting in Texas across five elections over twelve years. And now Politico — that reliable organ of the Democratic-media establishment — has quietly published the admission that blows up every argument they’ve been making.
“It’s the honor system,” said New Jersey’s own election administrator. “There’s little to stop noncitizens from registering to vote if they want to, or even by mistake.”
Read that sentence carefully. Not a conservative commentator. Not a Republican opposition researcher. The administrator of New Jersey’s election system, on the record, explaining that the entire framework preventing noncitizens from voting is essentially a pinky promise.
Politico adds that election officials from both parties believe New Jersey’s 6,600 figure dramatically understates the actual problem — because the automatic registration system has been running since 2018, and Sherrill’s disclosure covered only a single year. The cumulative total of noncitizens swept onto New Jersey’s voter rolls through eight years of automatic registration is unknown. The state is refusing to hand over the data that would answer that question.
And it’s not just New Jersey. Ada Ngozi Otuka, a British national living in Texas, registered and voted in five separate American elections between 2012 and 2024. She didn’t get caught by the system. She confessed on her naturalization application. The system never flagged her. The honor system held exactly as well as honor systems typically hold — which is to say, not at all when someone decides not to honor it.
Brit Hume said what everyone already knows: “Maybe it’s time for commentators and politicians to stop scoffing at people worried about noncitizens voting in US elections.”
The scoffing has been deliberate. Every time a conservative raised concerns about election integrity, the media deployed a coordinated dismissal — no evidence, rare if at all, you’re a conspiracy theorist, you’re trying to suppress votes. That dismissal required the public to ignore the New Jerseys and the Ada Ngozi Otukas and the 270,000 noncitizen registrations identified across four cooperating states. It required trusting that the honor system was sufficient to protect the most important civic act in a democracy.
It wasn’t. It isn’t. And Politico just said so.
Here’s the principle that Ward Clark got exactly right: if even one person votes illegally, that’s wrong. Full stop. The acceptable number of illegal votes is zero — not 400, not 6,600, not however many years of auto-registration produced in New Jersey before someone noticed.
The SAVE America Act exists to replace the honor system with an actual system. Pass it. Before the next election proves the point again.
WATCH: Cory Booker Has Screaming Senate Meltdown after Dems Lose Yet another Critical Congressional Battle
Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) erupted during a Senate Judiciary Committee meeting as Republicans moved forward with Todd Blanche’s nomination to serve as Attorney General. He launched into a fit of shouting about President Donald Trump, Blanche, and his GOP colleagues. The New Jersey Democrat accused Republicans of obsessing over the Biden family while ignoring what he claimed were far larger conflicts involving the Trump family.
The outburst came as the committee considered whether to advance Blanche’s nomination to the full Senate. Booker made clear that he believed Democrats had lost the fight to stop the nomination at the committee level, repeatedly accusing his Republican colleagues of abandoning congressional oversight. He also claimed Blanche could not be trusted to act independently from Trump if confirmed as the nation’s top law enforcement official.
“Ridiculous! The corruption that we have normalized in America, that presidents’ children can go out and sit on boards and make money — that is wrong and that is corrupting,” Booker shouted. He then acknowledged the millions of dollars associated with the Biden family before accusing Republicans of applying a wildly different standard to Trump. “But they have become so obsessed with the millions that the Bidens have made that they have ignored completely the billions of dollars that the Trump family is making,” he said.
Booker’s remarks then took a wild turn. “That is like being obsessed and using a magnifying glass to study the stain on the living room carpet, when behind you is a mountain of excrement covering the living room couch and coffee table,” he declared. “This is so outrageous. The lack of proportionality going on of my colleagues. It is laughable.”
The senator continued raising his voice as he accused Trump of profiting from the Presidency through cryptocurrency and business arrangements involving his children. “This is absolutely insane that we have a president of the United States that has now made $2 billion doing what?” Booker said. He mocked the idea that the money reflected ordinary business success: “Wow, he’s such a shrewd businessman. Let me create my own crypto coin and have foreign nations invest in it.”
Booker also alleged that corporations were placing Trump’s children on boards and awarding them contracts, though he did not identify a specific company or contract. “Oh, and by the way, if you are a corporation in America, put my children on the board and they’ll get no-bid contracts,” he said. He then turned his anger back toward the committee itself, arguing that its members had failed to police executive power.
Watch Senator Booker’s meltdown here:
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“We are — this is the Judiciary Committee. We’re supposed to be checking and balancing this nation,” Booker said. He blamed collapsing trust in government on what he described as lawmakers abandoning their responsibilities. “Why have people on both sides of the aisle given up on any trust in government? It’s because we’re surrendering any shred of integrity left.”
The Democrat then warned that advancing Blanche would place too much power in the hands of someone he believed would protect Trump. “And now we’re letting an Attorney General become the highest law enforcement officer in the land, and putting no holds whatsoever,” he said. Booker claimed he had spent two weeks hoping the committee would impose some kind of safeguard before allowing the nomination to advance.
“I had hope for two weeks that we would get something, two weeks that we would have something substantive to stop the world’s greatest presidential tax cheat from cheating, and we’ve done nothing,” Booker said. “And this man is going to now sail to the floor, and history is going to show it. I know what’s gonna come out in history on this president, and I know what’s gonna come out on Todd.”
Herridge Exposes ‘Deep State’ Figures Who Plotted Against Trump
President Trump spent his entire first term fighting political forces – seen and unseen – who didn’t want him in the White House because he was a legitimate outsider.
Over the years, there have been reports exposing who some of those players were, but now, thanks to ace investigative reporter Catherine Herridge, we are learning even more about who was involved in subverting Trump and his agenda, and which government agencies.
Herridge reported during an appearance on NewsNation’s “Katie Pavlich Tonight” last week that a senior member of former Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s Director’s Initiatives Group, known as the DIG, described a pattern in which intelligence community officials acted on the belief that they needed to protect a globalist perspective by limiting certain information provided to policymakers, including Trump.
Herridge’s comments came amid discussion of recently declassified federal documents related to intelligence assessments from 2020 concerning China’s election influence operations.
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Those records, which were released in connection with a primetime address by Trump the prior week, included internal communications indicating that some intelligence reports had been edited to remove references linking China’s activities to the 2020 U.S. election.
One email dated Nov. 20, 2020, from a Strategic Intelligence Analyst specializing in China and North Korea assessments stated that officials had “deliberately massaged our one pending PDB (President’s Daily Brief) to avoid any direct links to the election.”
Herridge said she reviewed the declassified materials and found they were consistent with earlier whistleblower allegations that intelligence regarding China’s alleged multi-domain influence campaign—described as efforts to hinder Trump’s reelection and portray him negatively as a candidate—had been suppressed or altered.
During the interview, she also linked those findings to broader observations shared by a source within Gabbard’s investigative team.
“In the last week, I’ve been speaking with a very senior member of Director Gabbard’s investigations team known as the DIG,” she said.
“And what they told me is that they did see a pattern where there was a sense or a feeling in the intelligence community that they just knew better,” she added.
“They had to save President Trump from his own instincts, from his own tendencies, and that there was very much a globalist view. And they had to preserve a globalist view,” Herridge continued.
“So, whether it was downplaying or suppressing intelligence about the threat from China, whether it was giving a pass and calling the Hunter Biden laptop Russian disinformation, there was this level of a bureaucracy, a kind of conspiracy that was making decisions about the kind of information that should be reaching policy makers and ultimately the commander-in-chief,” the former Fox News and CBS News correspondent noted.
The DIG, established during Gabbard’s tenure, examined a range of issues, including the origins of COVID-19, Crossfire Hurricane, Anomalous Health Incidents—commonly known as Havana Syndrome—and domestic surveillance practices.
Gabbard’s team also reviewed several intelligence community assessments produced during the Biden administration, concluding that some contained analytical shortcomings, including the selective exclusion of information and an overreliance on limited sourcing.
According to Herridge, her source said the DIG identified similar patterns across multiple investigations, suggesting that decisions about what intelligence was presented to senior government officials followed a consistent approach.
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Herridge also highlighted additional details from the declassified materials involving Nikki Floris, who at the time was a senior FBI official overseeing counterintelligence matters related to foreign influence operations.
The records included instant messages attributed to Floris that described internal discussions and dynamics within the FBI.
