Attention California: Don't Vote For Chad Bianco
Posted By: J. Arthur Brown, 2/20/2026 2:12:48 PM
Another Republican who is actually a Democrat. Chad Bianco, the sheriff of Riverside County running to be Governor of California is hot on the campaign trail, preparing for the election later this year, as Gavin Newsom has finally termed out, thank God. (snip) As reported by Breitbart News, Bianco vows to fight for mass amnesty, and create a "path to citizenship" for these poor benighted foreigners as long as they're not "breaking our laws and creating committing crimes." I'm slightly confused as to why I have to clear this up for a sheriff, but anyone here illegally is breaking our laws and committing a crime.
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Kennedy Center Says Rink Was Vandalized
In "Targeted Attack," Forcing Performance Cancellation 10 replies
In "Targeted Attack," Forcing Performance Cancellation 10 replies
The Trump-Kennedy Center said Friday that its outdoor skating rink was vandalized in a "targeted attack," after someone poured a ""toxic chemical" on the ice, prompting the performing venue arts venue to cancel its performances. The incident occurred Friday morning when someone poured a black-brown substance on the ice, damaging the arena. No suspect has been publicly identified for the vandalism, and it was not immediately clear what the chemical was. (snip) "we unfortunately must cancel tonight's performance, but we are working feverishly to complete repairs so programming can resume tomorrow," the Center's (snip) Roma Davari told the outlet.
CIA's Historic Retraction Of Intel Reports
Exposes Political Bias In Obama-Biden
Spy Agencies 7 replies
Exposes Political Bias In Obama-Biden
Spy Agencies 7 replies
First there were parents flagged at school board meetings. Then it was Catholics who preferred the traditional Latin Mass who were targeted for scrutiny. Now, the CIA's retraction of nineteen "politicized" intel reports on Friday -- on the heels of the agency's self-critique last year on its assessment of Trump-Russia collusion in 2016 -- has put the sharpest light yet on the infection of political bias inside American spy agencies dating back to the Obama era. The politicized assessments -- many (snip) on DEI-related issues -- included pronouncements by the CIA about white women, motherhood, violent extremism, LGBT issues, and others well beyond the remit of the agency's mission.
The Supreme Court tariff decision about where the conventional wisdom said it would: The justices ruled 6-3 that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act doesn't give the President the sweeping authority the Trump administration claimed. That's not a political rebuke. It's a legal one, and a narrow one at that. (snip) The court did not say the president lacks authority to impose tariffs. It said this law doesn't authorize these tariffs. (snip) indeed a clear court majority would agree with Justice Brett Kavanaugh's observation in dissent that "numerous other federal statutes authorize the president to impose tariffs and might justify most (if not all) of the tariffs at issue" (snip)
Another Republican who is actually a Democrat. Chad Bianco, the sheriff of Riverside County running to be Governor of California is hot on the campaign trail, preparing for the election later this year, as Gavin Newsom has finally termed out, thank God. (snip) As reported by Breitbart News, Bianco vows to fight for mass amnesty, and create a "path to citizenship" for these poor benighted foreigners as long as they're not "breaking our laws and creating committing crimes." I'm slightly confused as to why I have to clear this up for a sheriff, but anyone here illegally is breaking our laws and committing a crime.
Remember the time before the 2020 election when everyone was focused on social media election interference? (snip) But there is just as much election interference going on now. And it is time the Republican Party got on top of it. (snip) Where there was once flagrant distortion of the news, a number of Big Tech companies are now doing things in a far more subtle and insidious way. Take Apple. (snip) Why does it keep offering me stories from the Guardian, BBC and other left-wing news sites? (snip) I don't mind reading a variety of news. (snip) But why is the pushing all in one direction?
A bombshell X post that has racked up thousands of views in hours lays bare the mechanics of what many Nevadans have long suspected: the 2020 presidential election in the Silver State was compromised by a deliberate, pandemic-fueled overhaul of voting rules by state Democrats that opened the floodgates to widespread fraud in 2020 and subsequent elections. The post from @TheSCIF details a catastrophic surge in mail-in ballots -- from 6,300 in 2016 to 690,000 in 2020. Using the COVID-19 emergency as cover, Nevada Democrats unilaterally rammed through universal mail-in voting, unlimited ballot harvesting, unsecured and unmanned ballot boxes, extended ballot tabulation, and stripped away basic election safeguards.
As ICE sweeps in Minneapolis have drawn wide attention, a little-noticed immigration case playing out in a New York federal court has significant implications for America's relationship with Britain and the ongoing debate over global censorship. In late December, the State Department announced its intention to revoke the visas of five individuals who have allegedly censored Americans. The most consequential (snip) is Imran Ahmed (snip) CEO of (snip) the Center for Countering Digital Hate. (snip) Secretary Marco Rubio wrote that Ahmed had led efforts to censor Americans and harm U.S. media outlets, including Zero Hedge and The Federalist.
Sen. Jim Banks has called for a federal investigation into anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activist groups he says are being organized and funded by foreign entities including agents of the Chinese Communist Party. In a Wednesday letter (snip) Banks urged the Department of Justice (snip) "to investigate foreign influence behind anti-ICE activism. Progressive groups across the country are organizing protests, economic boycotts, and school walkouts to oppose immigration enforcement" (snip) Pointing to examples of protesters assaulting federal officers, blocking and ramming vehicles, and storming churches, Banks argued that the government "must identify who is behind this chaos before it tears the country apart."
Transportation Department Says More Than
550 Driving Schools Must Close Over Safety Failures 10 replies
550 Driving Schools Must Close Over Safety Failures 10 replies
More than 550 commercial driving schools in the U.S. that train truckers and bus drivers must close after investigators found they employed unqualified instructors, failed to adequately test students, and had other safety issues the Department announced Wednesday. (snip) unlike its actions last fall to decertify up to 7,500 schools that included many defunct operations, this latest step is focused on active schools (snip) Duffy said 448 schools failed to meet basic safety standards. (snip) Another 109 schools removed themselves from the registry of schools when they learned inspections were coming.
The Epstein files have rocked the LA 2028 Olympics (LA28). Fresh documents from the Department of Justice's massive release of Jeffrey Epstein files have thrust the chairman of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics organizing committee into the center of a growing scandal prompting Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass to publicly call for his resignation. (snip) No allegations of wrongdoing have been leveled against Wasserman in connection with Epstein or Maxwell's crimes. (snip) Wasserman has been central to the LA Olympics effort since the successful 2015 bid.
Narcissistic personality disorder is a mental health condition in which people have an unreasonably high sense of their own importance, a pervasive pattern of grandiosity, a constant need for admiration, and lack of empathy for others. Poster boy Rep. Eric Swalwell and California gubernatorial candidate fits this description to the letter. Remember when he ran for President in 2020 proving that he's the king of cringe? But Swalwell has more pressing matters than just an obnoxious personality. Filmmaker Joel Gilbert filed a lawsuit in January claiming (snip) he doesn't live in his home state.
Transportation Department Finds Nearly
20% Of Illinois Non-Domiciled CDLs Were
Issued Illegally 6 replies
20% Of Illinois Non-Domiciled CDLs Were
Issued Illegally 6 replies
The Transportation Department found that nearly 20% of Illinois' non-domiciled commercial driver's licenses were issued illegally. (snip) The audit found that Illinois illegally issued non-domiciled CDLs to drivers whose licenses were valid long after their lawful presence in the U.S. expired and those whose lawful presence in the U.S. was not verified. The DOT gave Illinois 30 days to come into compliance and revoke the illegally issued licenses, or else lose $128 million in federal highway funding.
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Sometimes politicians accidentally say their innermost thoughts out loud. It is rarely smart. But sometimes it is strategic. It sends a signal to their voters: elect us, and we will crush MAGA.
Honestly, that kind of message often lands harder than any polished campaign speech ever could.A new clip catching fire online features former Obama national security adviser Susan Rice laying out what sounds exactly like that… it’s clearly a threat, a promise, and a warning shot. She’s vowing to take down any corporations or institutions that she thinks “took a knee to Trump.”
(snip) This is coming from a political movement that constantly lectures everybody about unity
After weeks of waiting, the Supreme Court ruled against the Trump administration in a decision addressing whether President Trump had authority to impose sweeping tariffs without congressional approval. At the heart of the issue was whether President Trump had such authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), a law that allows presidents to take economic actions during a national emergency and to impose broad tariffs without Congress passing tariff laws.
In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that President Trump exceeded his authority
America’s biggest wine maker shuts down
production in Napa Valley in huge blow
to wine heartland 23 replies
production in Napa Valley in huge blow
to wine heartland 23 replies
Gallo, a major wine manufacturer, announced the closure of a large Napa Valley production facility and the elimination of nearly 100 jobs across Napa and Sonoma counties — a stark sign of the shifting landscape around alcohol consumption in America.
Considered the world’s largest winemaker by volume, Gallo filed a “warning” notice with the California Employment Development Department on Feb. 12, confirming it will permanently pull the cork on The Ranch Winery in St. Helena. The closure will leave 56 workers high and dry by April 15.
Mamdani Is Collapsing Faster Than We Thought
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You can’t say we didn’t warn New York what was going to happen if it elected Zohran Mamdani, but I gotta say, I don’t think anyone predicted it would start collapsing so quickly. But, alas, it has. That socialist utopia that Mamdani was supposed to deliver has instead turned into a slow-motion fiscal catastrophe a mere two months in — and even the liberal media is starting to notice.
Mamdani unveiled a $127 billion budget for fiscal year 2027 this week — a staggering $5 billion increase over the prior year.
But what's $5 billion between socialists, right?
To put that into perspective, Mamdani’s proposed budget is
Kamala Harris is topping some new polls of Democratic White House contenders, a sign the former vice president and 2024 presidential nominee has staying power despite her defeat to President Trump. It’s a reality that flies in the face of some of the talk after that race, in which Democrats talked about turning the page, with some calling for the party to move on from a stale playbook and to look for new leaders. It all underscores the paradox Democrats are facing in their rebuilding efforts: Which parts of their messaging and leadership do they want to overhaul, and what
A Virginia high school suspended more than 300 teens who ditched class and stormed off campus during a student-led anti-ICE walkout last week, according to reports.
Woodbridge High School handed three-day suspensions to 303 students who walked out of class last Friday to “express their views” and protest federal immigration enforcement, principal Dr. Heather Abney told parents in a letter obtained by 7 News.
The demonstration, which was not backed by Prince William County Public Schools, eventually spilled off school grounds and onto the streets, forcing local police to manage traffic and oversee the hundreds of rebel students involved.
Colorado Appeals Court Denies Tina Peters
Bond — 70-Year-Old Gold Star Mother
to Remain in Prison 19 replies
Bond — 70-Year-Old Gold Star Mother
to Remain in Prison 19 replies
Last month, the Colorado Court of Appeals heard the appeal of 70-year-old former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters. Peters is serving over 9 years following her August 2024 conviction at La Vista Correctional Facility in Pueblo, Colorado.(snip)On Wednesday, Peters was denied bond by the very same court. In Colorado, a defendant has 49 days to seek review of a decision denying bond from a district court.(snip) According to her counsel’s arguments last month, Peters is being held among “murderers, child molesters, and drug dealers” in Colorado prison because Colorado only ha as four minimum security facilities and all four are exclusively for men.
We’ve seen the 2016 anti-Trump rallies, the 2020 George Floyd riots, and the ongoing anti-ICE protests in blue cities since President Trump started trying to clean up the illegal immigration disaster left by former President Joe Biden. There’s been one constant: Antifa.
The group, whose name is short for anti-fascist, is known for their menacing black outfits, complete with masks, and their often violent behavior. They show up as if by magic the moment a demonstration breaks out, and they’re not there to keep the peace.
But where does their funding come from? Who’s behind it?
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D) demanded that President Donald Trump give the people of the state a total of $8.6 billion in refunds after the Supreme Court struck down Trump’s global tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
In a letter addressed to Trump that Pritzker posted to X, Pritzker described Trump’s tariffs as having “wreaked havoc on farmers,” having “enraged our allies,” and increased the cost of groceries.
Pritzker explained that he was demanding “a refund of $1,700 for every family” in the state, and that because there were roughly 5,105,448 households in the state, the total came to $8,679,261,600.
“Your tariffs wreaked havoc on farmers, enraged our allies,
Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Tariffs
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The Supreme Court on Friday struck down President Trump’s tariffs after finding the International Emergency Economic Powers Act did not give him the power to impose sweeping protectionist measures.
The Court upheld an earlier federal circuit court ruling in a 6-3 decision, with Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and Brett Kavanaugh dissenting.
“Based on two words separated by 16 others in … IEEPA,” Chief Justice John Roberts writes, “‘regulate’ and ‘importation’–the President asserts the independent power to impose tariffs on imports from any country, of any product, at any rate, for any amount of time.
A US Air Force pharmacist and his husband are accused of stealing over $3 million from the Department of War to fund their lavish lifestyle that included purchasing a BMW, a Porsche and a mansion in Arizona.
Staff Sgt. Richard Stefon Ramroop, 35, and Manuel George Madrid, 32, were hit with a 12-count indictment for their alleged scheme to steal from the government between January 2022 and December 2025, the Department of Justice announced Thursday.
Ramroop is suspected of using taxpayer funds to purchase thousands of medical devices through his position in the pharmacy at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Arizona. After securing the equipment, the couple resold the devices and
Don’t worry: Friday’s Supreme Court decision limiting some of President Donald Trump’s tariff powers won’t derail his larger, vital project of rebalancing US trade relations, boosting US industry and safeguarding US supply chains — nor should it.
Yes, he’ll need to find other ways (more permanent and legally airtight) to pursue those goals, but the high court’s ruling against his across-the-board tariffs illegal also made it clear he has many such tools at his disposal — including other tariff powers.
Even many of his allies warned that imposing import duties under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act was legally dubious;
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This is a disappointment. (On the other hand, he does deserve credit for being honest about his intentions.)