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Pam Bondi's extreme political loyalty to Trump wasn't enough to save her job
President Donald Trump participates in a roundtable discussion in Memphis, Tenn., with Attorney General Pam Bondi on March 23, 2026. AP Photo/Bruce Newman (AMHERST, MASS.) After President Donald Trump fired Attorney General Pam Bondi on April 2, 2026, news reports suggested that she fell from grace, not for being too independent, but for not being effective enough at defending him and prosecuting his political enemies .
Jeff Sessions Net Worth
What is Jeff Sessions's Net Worth? Jeff Sessions is an American politician and attorney who has a net worth of $5 million. Jeff Sessions served as the United States attorney general from 2017 to 2018, and prior to that he was a US senator from Alabama from 1997 to 2017. He also served as the US attorney for the Southern District of Alabama from 1981 to 1993 and the Alabama attorney general from 1994 to 1996.
Fugees rapper Pras Michel sentenced to 14 years in prison over illegal donations to Obama campaign
classical Inside blues country president Princess Kate Swaps "Diplomatically Respectful" Coat for an Unmistakably British Dress and Jewels For German State Visit The Royal Family welcomed Germany's president, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, and first lady Elke Büdenbender for an official state visit to the U.K. on Wednesday, December 3, and Prince William and Princess Kate played a key part in the afternoon's events.
How and why the US Senate could thwart Trump's cabinet picks
The US government, on the the ignominious anniversary of the seditious coup attempt on January 6 2020, met this week to ratify Donald Trump's very real victory in the 2024 presidential election. They are shortly about to fulfil another key democratic function that ushers in a new presidential administration. Article II, section II of the US Constitution confers power on the president to appoint cabinet members. But these must be approved by a two-thirds majority of the Senate.
UA College Republicans discuss election issues with Alabama Secretary of State
Categories: November 20, 2024 The UA College Republicans hosted Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen in Houser Hall Tuesday for a discussion about election logistics and policy. Allen, a UA alum and former football player for the Crimson Tide, was a probate judge and state representative before being elected Secretary of State in a GOP primary landslide.
Republicans have an opportunity to transform party with Senate leadership vote Original
President Trump’s big victory Tuesday is an emphatic statement by the American people that they demand an end to business as usual in Washington. The new Republican Senate majority now has a historic opportunity to continue the transformation of the Republican Party from establishment politics to effective advocacy for the people, or we might say, the common good. Doing so can establish the Republican Party as the majority party for a generation.
The Unbecoming Behavior of Elizabeth Warren and Jack Reed - The Daily Bo Snerdley
The post The Unbecoming Behavior of Elizabeth Warren and Jack Reed appeared first on The Daily Signal. Senators returned to a steamy Washington, D.C., this week with temperatures nearing 100 degrees. As warm as it was outside, things were also heated inside the Senate. For six months, Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., has infuriated his Democratic colleagues by preventing the Senate from rubber-stamping the promotions of high-ranking military officers.
A Just Immigration Policy Befitting America
Does anyone think our current immigration policies are working? Over the past two years, the Biden administration has released two million illegal immigrants into the United States, a total that exceeds the level of legal immigration over the same period. The total number of people who have entered the country illegally over that period is surely much larger. Few of them will ever leave.
Revisiting America’s Debt
Large debt is dangerous to the nation and to its responsible citizens. It is time for our leaders to take notice. America’s unsustainable national debt has not gone away but instead has worsened considerably. This was recently made clear by Jeff Anderson’s important analysis published by the Claremont Review of Books.
Conflicted Party
When I came to the Senate in 1996, two years after the Gingrich-led revolution, Republican momentum was still strong. We were a staunch Reaganite majority to the rescue, united in the fight for free markets and limited government, against anything that smacked of socialism. We took our marching orders from the Chamber of Commerce, the Wall Street Journal, Heritage, AEI, and CATO.
Regaining Our Balance
Regaining Our Balance In the three decades since the Cold War’s end, politicians and economists have been conducting an unprecedented experiment on humankind. Their hypothesis is that the free flow of goods, capital, and people across borders will deliver liberty and prosperity worldwide. Globalization, according to this theory, which they present as fact, is an unstoppable force that accelerates economic growth, spreads liberal democracy, and lifts the world’s poor.
Tyranny of the Woke Minority
On issues like trade, immigration, foreign policy, and crime, look to the wisdom of the American people. Editors’ note: The following is adapted from remarks that were delivered at The American Conservative’s annual gala, held on October 7, 2021 in Washington. The American Conservative magazine is one of the most important publications of our time, and I want to congratulate you on your success and give you my best wishes for many more years.
Blame woke pols for the nation's needless spike in murders
New FBI statistics show that our nation is suffering a historic surge in violent crime — one that was entirely predictable. From 2019 to 2020, the US murder rate rose by an astounding 27 percent, the largest annual increase in at least the past 100 years. This spike is so far off the charts it’s hard to fathom. Even during the great surge of violence at the start of Prohibition, the murder rate never rose by more than 19 percent.
The Future of American Political Economy Conference
Panelists You’ll hear lively panel discussions on a range of important topics, including: Cronyism and the Administrative State; China, Geonomics, and Great Power Competition; Big Tech Censorship and Monopoly Power; Thriving Families and Middle-Class Prosperity; and more.
- PRESIDENT CLINTON'S ELEVENTH HOUR PARDONS
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.@DougJones vote to remove from all military facilities and installations the names of every soldier who fought for the Confederacy betrays…
.@DougJones vote to remove from all military facilities and installations the names of every soldier who fought for the Confederacy betrays the character and decency of every soldier who fought for the South in that bloody and monumental war... ... whose courage & duty reached the highest levels, on both sides. Naming U.S. bases for those who fought for the South was seen as an act of respect and reconciliation towards those who were called to duty by the States.
Nolte: Poll Shows Blacks and Whites Equally Satisfied with Local Police
A Monmouth poll taken in the heat of the riots and protest over the death of George Floyd reveals blacks and whites are equally satisfied with their local police departments. Does that shock you? It doesn’t shock me because I know Astroturf when I see it, and the last 12 days of manufactured outrage have been pure Astroturf, the collusion of far-left activists and the corrupt media that operate as the far-left’s propaganda arm.
HBO's John Oliver Backs 'Defund the Police'; It's About 'Systemic Racism'
John Oliver used Sunday’s edition of his HBO show, Last Week Tonight, to defend the Black Lives Matter movement and its specific demand to “defund the police.” In an obscene opening rant, Oliver defended protesters and mocked concerns about looting, saying that a spontaneous protest “can’t control every one of its participants.” He added, quoting an infamous prankster on a Los Angeles Police Department conference call, “Suck my dick and choke on it.
Man Allegedly Drives into Crowd, Shoots Protester
A man allegedly drove into a group of protesters in Seattle on Sunday and shot one of the protesters in the arm. NBC News reports the wounded protester was 27-years old. The suspect was taken into custody and a gun was recovered. Suspect in custody, gun recovered after man drove vehicle into crowd at 11th and Pine. Seattle Fire transported victim to hospital. Officers searched, but do not believe there are any additional victims. Will provide updates when available. — Seattle Police Dept.
Christian Pastor and His Pregnant Wife Gunned Down in Nigeria
The Rev. Emmanuel Saba Bileya and his wife, Juliana, were gunned down on their farm in eastern Nigeria by unidentified insurgents last week, local media report. “It was an attack on the pastor and his wife on their farm. While they were working on the farm, suddenly armed men came and opened fire on them, leading to the death of the pastor and his wife,” said David Misal, spokesman for the police of Taraba state.
Los Angeles Drops Charges, Fines Against 'Peaceful' Protesters After Black Lives Matter, ACLU Sue
Los Angeles authorities will not pursue criminal charges or fines against the hundreds of “peaceful protesters” who were arrested and detained for breaking curfew last week, after Black Lives Matter and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) sued the city.
Donald Trump Mocks Mitt Romney for Marching with Black Lives Matter
President Donald Trump ridiculed Sen. Mitt Romney on Monday after the Utah Republican joined a march to the White House in solidarity with Black Lives Matter. “Tremendous sincerity, what a guy. Hard to believe, with this kind of political talent, his numbers would ‘tank’ so badly in Utah!” Trump wrote on Twitter, sharing video of Romney marching with a group of Christians to the White House. “We need a voice against racism; we need many voices against racism and against brutality.
Jeff Sessions, Ilhan Omar Spar on Twitter -- 'How's Your Brother, By the Way?'
ROBERTSDALE, Alabama — There are probably not two more polar opposite political figures in America than Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who is a candidate for U.S. Senate in Alabama. While speaking to a gathering of Baldwin County Republicans on Saturday, Sessions talked about a back-and-forth dialogue between the two that played out over Twitter.
Trump Asks Whether Goodell Gave Players Permission to Protest in Social Justice Message
President Trump attempted to decipher NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell’s social justice message in response to the players this weekend. Specifically, Trump wondered whether the commissioner’s messaging gave the players the green light to resume their anthem protests.
7 Things: Protests get nasty in Alabama and across the country, Donald Trump says he will restore law and order, Alabama AG says he will sue Birmingham for taking down Confederate monument and more … - Yellowhammer News | Yellowhammer News
7 Things: Protests get nasty in Alabama and across the country, Donald Trump says he will restore law and order, Alabama AG says he will sue Birmingham for taking down Confederate monument and more … 7. Pat Dye has passed away Former Auburn Football coach Pat Dye has passed away at 80 years old. He coached from 1981-1992 and was the Auburn athletics director from 1981-1991.
Opinion | An open letter to the people of Alabama from Jeff Sessions
Monica S. Aswani, DrPH, is an assistant professor of health services administration and Ellen Eaton, M.D., is an assistant professor of infectious diseases. Editor’s note: The opinions expressed in this perspective are those of the authors. As states re-open for business, many governors cite the devastating impact of physical distancing policies on local and state economies. Concerns have reached a fever pitch.
7 Things: Alabama one of the most open states, Jones continues supporting Biden, Democrats want to use one time funds for Medicaid expansion and more … - Yellowhammer News
7 Things: Alabama one of the most open states, Jones continues supporting Biden, Democrats want to use one time funds for Medicaid expansion and more … 7. Sanders probably won’t run for president again U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT)said that “it’s very, very unlikely” that he’d launch another presidential campaign, which makes sense considering he’s 78 years old already and would be in his 80s the next go around.
Letter from Jeff Sessions to the people of Alabama on recusal - Yellowhammer News
Letter from Jeff Sessions to the people of Alabama on recusal I was the first to endorse President Trump, even when many thought I was nuts to do so. I helped Trump win and traveled the country with him, embedded in his campaign. I am one of the architects of his agenda, and I was pushing his agenda even before he ran for office. I have remained faithful to the President and his agenda. I have always stood up for him, and I never backed down, not even for one moment.
Jeff Sessions letter to Alabama on recusal and President Trump
In this Feb. 28, 2016, file photo, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, right, stands next to Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., as Sessions speaks during a rally in Madison, Ala. Sessions, at that time, was the only senator to endorse Trump during the presidential contest. (AP Photo/John Bazemore, File) An open letter to the people of Alabama: I was the first to endorse President Trump, even when many thought I was nuts to do so.
Let Americans Work and Earn -- Halt Foreign Worker Visas Now
When the worst of the pandemic ends, tens of millions of Americans will be out of work. While the fundamentals of the Trump economy are strong, the rebound will take some time. As the economy comes back to life, we must put Americans, not foreign workers, first. Americans deserve every opportunity to find good-paying jobs, especially in tough times. I am proposing that the federal government end all employment-based immigration until we recover.
Religious freedom and the promise of Easter
I love public education employees. They are the most resourceful group of people you could ever meet. They have to be. These employees work in an atmosphere of politics and nepotism. They suffer through Legislators and administrators that create policies for them even though many of these policy makers have never worked in a school a day in their lives. Because of this, school-based employees have had to learn to MacGyver their way through each and every day.
State Sen. Stutts on coronavirus lockdown: 'The state should not be in the business of picking winners and losers' - Yellowhammer News
State Sen. Stutts on coronavirus lockdown: ‘The state should not be in the business of picking winners and losers’ It’s been nearly two weeks since the state of Alabama ordered so-called non-essential businesses closed, which has had a profound impact on the state’s economy, particularly small businesses.
Trump Administration Botches Terrorist Prosecution Over Death Penalty Fixation
(Photo by Zach Gibson/Getty Images) A shibboleth of right-wing American politics is a steadfast commitment to the death penalty as a moral good unto itself. Innocent or guilty, all that matters is the machine of Judge Dredd-level violence roll on. Government officials aren’t even above making illegal transactions with shady overseas drug dealers to keep it going.
Opinion | Urgent action is needed to tackle the coronavirus outbreak
Dear Lt. Gov Ainsworth, House Speaker Rep. Mac McCutcheon and Senate Pro Tempore Sen. Del Marsh, Respectfully, I want to ask you to stop all pending gambling related bills moving through the House and the Senate. Further, to preclude our Great State of Alabama accepting wooden nickels, and having its clocks cleaned. Gov. Kay Ivey recently signed Executive Order 719, forming a study group for gaming policy, led by former Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange, to gather facts.
7 Things: Schools closing across Alabama, state employees working from home, Trump doesn't have the coronavirus and more … - Yellowhammer News
7 Things: Schools closing across Alabama, state employees working from home, Trump doesn’t have the coronavirus and more … 7. Michael Cohen wants to send prisoners home Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump’s former personal attorney who is serving a three-year sentence for bank and tax fraud, has been sharing a petition to release prisoners and place them under house arrest amid the coronavirus outbreak, but the petition only applies to federal non-violent offenders.
AL-01 GOP candidate Bill Hightower: 'Very important' for me to affirm I am going to support Trump with his initiatives - Yellowhammer News
AL-01 GOP candidate Bill Hightower: ‘Very important’ for me to affirm I am going to support Trump with his initiatives MOBILE — With 15 days to go until Republicans in Alabama’s First Congressional District head to the polls to select their preference for the GOP nod in November’s U.S. congressional general election, former State Sen. Bill Hightower is in a neck-and-neck race with Mobile County Commissioner Jerry Carl.
Court Stands Up for Rule of Law and American People by Bucking Sanctuary Cities
In 2017, President Trump acted to block sanctuary cities from receiving grant monies if they flout our immigration laws, harbor dangerous criminals, and undermine cooperation between federal, state, and local law enforcement. And the Trump administration has taken consistent bold action to advance the President’s overarching policy objective—to stop dangerous sanctuary city practices.
The Legend of Six White Men of a Certain Age
Arnold Mooney, Doug Jones, Bradley Byrne, Jeff Sessions, Roy Moore and Tommy Tuberville. This is an opinion column. There came a time in a great territory in a great land when the people were asked to select a new representative to the Great Council.
Byrne visits Chambers County - Valley Times-News
With the Alabama Senate primary election right around the corner in March, Republican candidates like Congressman Bradley Byrne are hot on the campaign trail. Byrne, a Mobile native, is currently serving his fourth term in the U.S. House of Representatives and is one of the seven Republican candidates running to be Alabama’s next U.S. Senator. “We are less than five weeks out from the primary, so this is a critical time plus this is a very important part of the state economically,” Byrne said.
You didn't see me write a book criticizing Trump, did you? – HotAir
With regard to the @AmbJohnBolton situation, let me just say this: I did not write a book or go on CNN or criticize @realDonaldTrump for 3 VERY IMPORTANT REASONS… FIRST – I don’t believe it is the honorable thing to do. You are there to serve his agenda, not your own. He was elected, not you. SECOND – It is an act of disloyalty to the administration one serves, and tends to undermine the unity and teamwork needed to reach the highest level of effectiveness.
7 Things: Bidens won't be witnesses in impeachment trial, Doug Jones continues to be good for Chuck Schumer, Alabama AG calls for impeachment dismissal and more … - Yellowhammer News
7 Things: Bidens won’t be witnesses in impeachment trial, Doug Jones continues to be good for Chuck Schumer, Alabama AG calls for impeachment dismissal and more … 7.
Dale Jackson: Time for other Senate candidates to follow John Merrill's lead - Yellowhammer News
Dale Jackson: Time for other Senate candidates to follow John Merrill’s lead The Alabama United States Senate field got less crowded after Secretary of State John Merrill decided he would drop out and leave the field at six legitimate candidates on the Republican side.
This Crimson Tide fan puts everything in perspective - Yellowhammer News
This Crimson Tide fan puts everything in perspective Are you a University of Alabama football fan who may be feeling a bit down in the dumps after Saturday’s Iron Bowl? Before you answer that question, let me introduce you to Jason Sanders of Utica, MS; in a family chock full of LSU fans, Jason absolutely loves his Crimson Tide — he’s been rooting for Bama since he was a tyke (it seems some of his teachers, big Bama fans, had an effect on him). This past Saturday, Jason was a bundle of nerves.
On Immigration, It’s Time to Defend Americans
(Obama: Getty Images) On this July Fourth, we should focus on their needs. The chaos unfolding at the border demonstrates the catastrophic, real-world consequences of the president’s lawless conduct. For the last five years, with average household incomes falling and Americans being pushed out of the workforce, the president has been engaged in a sustained campaign to strip away Americans’ immigration protections.
Ex-AG Jeff Sessions: Trump impeachment hearings are desperate Democratic attack on him - No reason to impeach
Every day for the past month – and every day for the next several months – TV anchors will talk in very dramatic tones about the impending doom of impeachment facing America. They make it all sound so serious. But it’s not, and they are not.
Trump Attends Alabama Game With Jeff Sessions' Opponent
An interesting omission, to leave out your former Attorney-General from your special VIP box while you watch the much-hyped Alabama-LSU game. Choosing the safe confines of deep red Alabama proved to be smarter than Trump's other recent forays into sporting events, like the World Series and a UFC event, where Trump was roundly booed. As for the game itself, Trump continued his record of being the kiss of death for anyone who invites him.
Rebellion brewing among National Guard commanders: Five states now seek to DEFY Trump’s transgender ban
By J. D. Heyes When former President Obama and a Democrat-controlled Congress repealed the 1990’s Clinton-era “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy, enabling gays and lesbians to serve in the U.S. military by forbidding recruiters from inquiring about sexual orientation, the commanders of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard carried out the policy, no questions asked.
Cory Booker tries to revive his failing 2020 presidential bid with more anti-gun authoritarianism
By Jon Dougherty As we knew it would. New Jersey Sen. Cory “Spartacus” Booker’s 2020 Democratic presidential campaign is already flagging, but in his attempt to revive it, he is doubling down on more Left-wing authoritarianism.
Pentagon sends carrier to Persian Gulf after indications Iran planned attack on U.S. forces
By Jon Dougherty The White House instructed the Pentagon to dispatch an aircraft carrier to the Persian Gulf after U.S. intelligence agencies caught wind of a potential ploy by Iran to attack American forces in the region, ABC News reported Sunday. The rising tension between the U.S. and Iran comes as Iran-linked and financed groups in Gaza opened fire on Israel with a 700-rocket barrage on Saturday and Sunday, leaving at least three Israelis dead and several wounded.
Unhinged: Russian collusion ‘truther’ Swalwell says impeaching Trump ‘only way to save country’
By Jon Dougherty We’re beyond the point of expecting broadcast and cable news editors and executives to do the responsible thing for the country and stop showcasing fools, buffoons, and liars whose only objective is to draw attention to themselves while further dividing Americans along political lines. That’s why the networks continue to book never-will-be’s like Rep.
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