I've never seen lesbians so fearful of free dildos:
In an Emerson poll of California Democrats, Kamala Harris placed third in preference for party presidential nominee.
Emerson College's August 45, 2025 poll found Newsom leading with 23%, Buttigieg at 17%, Harris at 11%, and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at 9% among likely Democrat primary voters.
The survey sampled 1,000 active registered voters statewide, with a Democrat primary subset of 444 likely voters and a +/- 4.6 percentage point credibility interval.
Breitbart News has reported that some Senate Democrats were wary of Harris making another White House run, while her 2024 running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, has left the door open to a future campaign.
California is, of course, this Canadian Jamaican's "home" state.
Big LOL on Tienanmen Tim running for president.
Trump says that the Pelosis' insane stock market wizardry is on-its-face proof of "INSIDER TRADING."
Of course it is. But does anyone have the courage to prosecute?
President Donald Trump on Saturday accused Nancy Pelosi and her husband of insider trading, saying their 2024 market gains "beat every hedge fund" and could only be explained by "INSIDE INFORMATION."
Key Details:
On Saturday, Trump's post on Truth Social mocked Pelosi and her husband as "very average minds" who somehow outperformed "all of the super geniuses on Wall Street" last year. He questioned whether anyone was investigating the matter.
In a May interview on The Alex Marlow Show, Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) accused Pelosi of making "hundreds of millions of dollars" off insider knowledge acquired as a member of Congress. Hawley reintroduced his Preventing Elected Leaders from Owning Securities and Investments (PELOSI) Act, which would bar members of Congress and their families from trading or holding stocks.
Hawley pointed out Pelosi's salary has never exceeded roughly $200,000, yet she and her husband reportedly beat nearly every hedge fund's returns in 2024. He suggested her wealth accumulation "cannot be done legally" and noted past trades--such as Paul Pelosi's purchase of up to $5 million in semiconductor stock ahead of a Senate subsidy vote--as prime examples of why the bill is needed.
Texas AG Ken Paxton filed a motion with Texas' Supreme Court to fire the ringleaders of the runaway Texas legislators.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit Friday asking the state's Supreme Court to declare 13 Democrat-held seats vacant after lawmakers fled the state to block legislative business. Paxton accused the "runaway" members of abandoning their constitutional duties and violating their oath of office.
And a judge has put a restraining order on Robert Francis O'Rourke -- who calls himself "Beto" for political purposes -- to stop him from illegally fundraising and paying bribe money to the runaway Democrats.
A Texas judge ruled Friday against Beto O'Rourke and his nonprofit in a case brought by state Attorney General Ken Paxton, who accused them of illegally raising funds to support Democratic lawmakers fleeing the state to block GOP redistricting legislation.
Tarrant County District Judge Megan Fahey handed down a temporary restraining order Friday evening against O'Rourke, a former congressman and Democratic presidential candidate, and his group, Powered by People, over alleged "unlawful fundraising practices" tied to efforts to support Texas Democrats who fled the state -- including funding air travel, lodging, logistics and daily fines.
"Defendants have and will continue to engage in unlawful fundraising practices and utilization of political funds in a manner that either directly violates or causes Texas Democratic Legislators to violate [the law]," Fahey wrote in her Friday evening ruling. "Consumer have and continue to suffer irreparable harm through these unlawful acts because they are making political contributions that are being used to fund personal expenses and violate state law."
Republican ad directors, clip this: Robert Francis O'Rourke also vows that the next time Democrats take power, they will grant amnesty to every single illegal alien, which includes all the rapists, kidnappers, child predators, and killers.
Former Rep. Beto O'Rourke told supporters in Fort Worth on Saturday that Democrats cannot afford to squander another chance at controlling the federal government. Speaking at a rally titled "The People vs. The Power Grab," O'Rourke recalled how Democrats campaigned on immigration reform only to abandon the pledge after taking full control in both 2008 and 2020.
"You know, Democrats -- present company excluded -- have talked an awful good game on immigration for as long as I have been listening," O'Rourke said. "You know, if you just keep voting for us, once we get in power, comprehensive immigration reform. Well, we won power, in 2008 -- the White House, the House, and the Senate. We won power in 2020 -- the White House, the House, and the Senate. The American people were watching, because we had promised them what we would do with that power, and we absolutely failed to live up to the expectation that we set."
He then vowed that if Democrats take power again, "we're going to drive that car like we stole it, we're going to legalize every Dreamer, every Dreamer's parents, every hard-working American doing back breaking work, that makes this country so Goddamn great in the first place -- even greater as U.S. citizens."
Vance: If you want to govern like Trump, you have to redistrict like Democrats.
Vice President JD Vance blasted Democrats Sunday for "rigging" the census by counting illegal immigrants to pad blue-state House seats. He urged Republicans to fight back with Trump-led redistricting and a census overhaul.
Key Details:
Vance told Sunday Morning Futures that Democrats benefit from counting illegal immigrants in congressional apportionment, giving states like California more House seats than they should have.
He praised President Donald Trump's push for a new census excluding illegal immigrants, saying Republicans need "backbone" to redraw maps in red states as aggressively as Democrats do in blue states.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has asked a court to vacate the seats of Texas Democrats who fled to New York and Illinois to block GOP redistricting, a move backed by groups tied to Beto O'Rourke and George Soros.