Elon Musk is getting ready to reenter the political arena in a very big way. And this time, the target is not the White House. It is control of Congress. Musk is reportedly reviving America PAC for a major 2026 midterm voter-turnout push designed to help Republicans protect President Trump’s majorities in the House and Senate. The plan puts one of the most powerful outside forces from the 2024 election back on the field just as the midterm fight enters its decisive stretch. Here is the breaking report that set off the reaction Wednesday evening: BREAKING: Elon Musk is launching a MASSIVE INVESTMENT into the midterms to help keep President Trump's majority in Congress through his America PAC — Axios The surge will include door-knocking, digital ads and mail to juice turnout. THANK YOU, ELON, for ALWAYS being Team… pic.twitter.com/HkcAUUAYXA — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) July 29, 2026 Axios reports that Musk is preparing a huge investment in the turnout operation, although his representatives did not disclose a specific dollar figure. The amount is expected to be substantial after Musk poured hundreds of millions of dollars into the presidential contest two years ago. The strategy is much broader than buying a wave of television commercials. America PAC is expected to concentrate on door-knocking, digital advertising, and direct mail aimed at conservative voters—especially those who are less likely to cast a ballot when a presidential race is not on the ticket. People familiar with the plans said the group will coordinate with other organizations in the Republican coalition rather than duplicate the same work. That division of labor would leave other GOP groups with more room to buy television advertising while America PAC concentrates on finding and turning out conservative voters. Musk’s political adviser Chris Young is expected to lead the effort. Musk himself has been in talks with President Trump’s team about where his money and political operation can make the greatest difference. That distinction matters. Midterm elections often turn on which side can get its own less-reliable supporters to show up. America PAC is built for exactly that kind of fight. The organization says it knocked on more than 10 million doors across over half a dozen swing states during the 2024 campaign. Its return would allow other Republican groups to focus more of their money on television while Musk’s operation handles the ground game. James Blair, President Trump’s senior political adviser, called America PAC an essential part of the historic 2024 get-out-the-vote effort and said its return is a major boost for Republicans across the country. Blair told Axios the Republican operation intends to outsmart its opponents and execute aggressively between now and Election Day. America PAC spokesman Andrew Romeo sounded just as confident. He said President Trump’s political team and the wider Republican organization have built a first-rate operation capable of bucking the usual midterm pattern and holding Congress this fall. That is a serious statement because the party controlling the White House usually faces strong headwinds in the first midterm election of a presidential term. Republicans are also defending extremely narrow margins. A relatively small turnout shift in a handful of competitive districts could determine control of the House. The Senate map offers Republicans more room, but it is not immune from the same forces. Axios reports that Republican super PACs and party committees currently hold a cash advantage of more than $300 million over their Democratic counterparts. That figure does not include roughly $400 million held by President Trump’s MAGA Inc. super PAC. A cash advantage matters most when it is tied to a disciplined field operation that can turn lists, voter data, and enthusiasm into actual ballots. That was the point of America PAC in 2024. The Associated Press reported after that election that Musk’s super PAC spent around $200 million to help elect President Trump, with Musk providing the vast majority of the money. The effort focused heavily on low-propensity and first-time voters in the seven most competitive battleground states. America PAC’s canvassing operation worked across the seven major battlegrounds. The group became one of the most consequential outside organizations in President Trump’s campaign because it took responsibility for reaching voters who rarely participated in federal elections. Musk provided most of the financing and also used X to promote the effort. The combination gave him both a field organization and a direct communications channel with tens of millions of voters. Musk said on election night that America PAC would keep operating, prepare for the midterms and intermediate elections, and even look at district attorney and judicial races. There were real questions about whether that promise would survive the political rupture that followed. Musk spent several months leading the Department of Government Efficiency before clashing publicly with President Trump over spending in the administration’s signature legislative package. At the peak of that fight, Musk floated creating a third party that could challenge the Republican establishment. That threat never became a functioning national political machine. By late 2025, Musk was moving back toward the GOP. A separate Axios report in December said he had resumed funding Republican House and Senate efforts, a clear sign that the relationship with President Trump and the party was beginning to thaw. The earlier report described Musk writing large checks for Republican congressional campaigns after months of open hostility with President Trump, giving both House and Senate efforts new financial support. It also showed that the billionaire’s third-party threat had given way to a practical decision: help Republicans hold the House and Senate rather than divide the conservative vote. By then, people close to both men were pointing to a warmer relationship. Musk’s renewed donations were the clearest evidence that the reconciliation was moving beyond friendly words. Wednesday’s news takes that return much further. The checkbook is being paired with the same turnout organization that Musk spent years building. Musk has reportedly been in private talks with President Trump’s team about where he can help most. His top political adviser, Chris Young, is expected to lead the America PAC effort. The reaction across conservative media was immediate: MASSIVE: Elon Musk is RESURRECTING his America PAC for the 2026 midterms to help President Trump KEEP HOLD of the Senate and the House. The strategy centers on door-knocking, digital ads, and direct mail designed to turnout the conservative base — especially voters who… pic.twitter.com/DwCR4wWk8y — RedWave Press (@RedWavePress) July 29, 2026 A billionaire’s check is only the opening move here. It is the return of an organization that already has voter data, field experience, national name recognition, and a record of operating at enormous scale. America PAC also gives Musk something ordinary political donors do not have: his own turnout vehicle. He can fund someone else’s television ad or campaign committee. He can also deploy an independent organization built around finding conservative voters and getting them to the polls. That makes the timing especially important. President Trump’s agenda for the final two years of this Congress depends on keeping Republican control. If Democrats capture even one chamber, investigations, subpoenas, spending battles, judicial confirmations, and every major legislative fight would change overnight. A Democratic House could grind the administration’s domestic agenda to a halt. A lost Senate would create a different crisis, threatening the confirmation pipeline for judges and executive-branch nominees. Musk appears to understand the stakes. The exact size of his new investment remains unknown, and America PAC has not disclosed which races it will target first. Those choices will determine where the operation can have its greatest impact. The larger decision is already clear: Musk is entering the midterm fight, and America PAC is coming back with him. The machine that helped President Trump win in 2024 is coming back. Now it will try to help him keep Congress in 2026. This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here. The post Elon Musk Is About To Make One Massive Move To Help President Trump Keep Congress appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.

I wanted to give readers of The Confessor something more than a standard book page. So we opened Detective Logan Hollister’s case file. The result is a free six-page field dossier that drops you directly into the investigation without spoiling the ending. What is inside the file? The dossier begins with the known facts: a string of victims, a handwritten confession at every scene, and crimes the victims believed were buried. From there, it gets more interesting. You will find the killer’s known signature, a theory board, Logan Hollister’s field profile, evidence notes, and a set of spoiler-safe questions designed to help you test your own theory as the case unfolds. Some evidence tells us exactly what happened. Other evidence raises a much darker question: who gets to decide when the truth becomes a death sentence? The Case File is arriving just before another major reader event: 100 Kindle copies of The Confessor will be available through the August Goodreads giveaway. The confessions are real. The victims have nothing in common. Detective Logan Hollister is running out of time to find the connection. The Confessor Goodreads giveaway opens August 1—100 Kindle copies:https://x.com/RealIsaacKnows/status/2082520623335481766 — Isaac Knows (@RealIsaacKnows) July 29, 2026 Open the free Logan Hollister Case File here. No spoilers. Just the investigation. I was careful not to turn this into a summary of the book. The whole point is to make the reading experience more immersive, not to give away the answers. You can print the file, keep notes while you read, build your own suspect theory, or use the discussion questions with a friend or book club. And if you have not started the novel yet, the dossier works as a spoiler-free introduction to Logan Hollister’s first case. The confession is only the beginning. In The Confessor, the killer never hides the victim’s crime. That is what makes the case so dangerous. Every body arrives with a confession. Every confession appears to be real. Before long, Los Angeles is no longer asking only who the killer is. The city is asking whether the victims deserved what happened to them. Logan Hollister has to find the line connecting the dead before the killer turns public outrage into permission. Get The Confessor in Kindle, paperback, or hardcover here. Kindle Unlimited readers can also read the novel through their subscription. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. Take the file with you. The complete printable dossier is free. No purchase is required, and it contains no ending spoilers. Download the six-page Case File PDF. Then step into Logan Hollister’s Los Angeles and decide for yourself: if a confession is true, does that make the killing justice? This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here. The post We Just Opened Detective Logan Hollister’s Case File—Here’s What’s Inside appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.

This January, President Trump posted a threat on Truth Social — in all capital letters: “I will institute the INSURRECTION ACT.” While most people laughed it off… or scrolled to the next post… One former White House advisor took immediate steps to prepare. Jim Rickards is no stranger to Washington DC. He’s spent 40 years advising four U.S. Presidents, the CIA, and the Pentagon — and he believes Trump’s post was a “warning shot” far too many people ignored. In a recent presentation, he laid out his entire theory… which now appears to be coming true. He told us, “Trump is preparing to invoke a power used a handful of times since 1807.” When it happens, Rickards says, the panic won’t stop in DC. Within hours, it could spread to the rest of the country… and the financial markets. For the full story, be sure to watch his briefing, free of charge. (Note: Thank you for supporting businesses like the one presenting a sponsored message in this article and ordering through the included links, which benefits WLTReport. We appreciate your support!  MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!) This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here. The post Fmr. White House Advisor: Trump’s ALL-CAPS Warning Wasn’t a Bluff appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.

New York City’s Department of Finance has launched a website that includes a searchable database of properties that could fall under the new “pied-à-terre” tax. Critics blasted Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration of essentially doxxing thousands of wealthy New Yorkers. The website, which launched a few days ago, includes an “eligibility guide” for property owners to determine if they’re exempt from the tax. According to the New York Post, the website “purports to cover all unoccupied, non-primary residences in the five boroughs worth north of $1 million – including the full names and addresses of every property owner.” Anyone who believes they may qualify for an exemption must respond to the notification they received by August 21. Communist NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani has DOXXED every New Yorker he is preparing to hit with a SECOND home tax. He published their names and addresses on a government website. This is a blatant invasion of privacy and an act of intimidation. It must end NOW. pic.twitter.com/ZamdNDV89G — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) July 28, 2026 More from the New York Post: “It’s a reckless and foolish move, especially considering there are potentially thousands of properties on this list that do not qualify as second homes or whose owners will successfully dispute their inclusion,” Council Minority Leader David Carr (R-Staten Island) — whose own home appears on the list — told The Post Monday. The move follows a widely panned X post by the mayor in which he put wealthy residents on notice to “check your mailbox when you’re back in the five boroughs, because you’ve got mail,” a warning that notification letters were on their way. “The best city in the world deserves the best parks, libraries, and schools in the world. That’s only possible when we all pay our fair share,” Mamdani wrote Thursday. The socialist darling has long touted the policy enacted by Gov. Kathy Hochul and Albany Democrats to tax second homes in the city – though critics have warned it could cause property values to plummet. Mamdani threatened to raise city property taxes by a staggering 9.5% in February unless he was allowed to “tax the rich” to cover a $12 billion budget gap that was later revised down to $5.4 billion. If you have a second home in New York City worth more than $5M, check your mailbox when you’re back in the five boroughs — because you've got mail. Today, we sent notification letters to property owners, letting them know that our new pied-à-terre tax is coming soon. The best… — Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani (@NYCMayor) July 23, 2026 The new surcharge applies to certain properties that: are not being used as a primary residence are one, two or three-family homes valued at over $5 million are condominiums or cooperative units valued at $1 million or over “Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s proposed pied-à-terre tax is drawing criticism after New York City released a searchable database listing nearly 960,000 properties, including owner names, addresses, and home valuations. Mamdani says the tax will only apply to second homes worth more than $5 million and argues the database is a legally required property roll, not a targeted list,” Fox News wrote. “Critics warn the rollout creates confusion, raises privacy concerns, and gives property owners too little time to challenge tax notices before the deadlines,” it continued. Watch below: Mayor Zohran Mamdani's proposed pied-à-terre tax is drawing criticism after New York City released a searchable database listing nearly 960,000 properties, including owner names, addresses, and home valuations. Mamdani says the tax will only apply to second homes worth more than… pic.twitter.com/gAc4cNUTYG — Fox News (@FoxNews) July 29, 2026 Fox News shared further: A spokesperson for the department said the publication of the property roll was required by state law. “As per State law, a property roll was released for public inspection. From this list, DOF will identify properties that may be subject to the new non-primary residence property surcharge,” the spokesperson told Fox News Digital. A person familiar with the process, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the city has publicly released similar property tax rolls every year for many years in accordance with New York state law. The person said new taxes and surcharges follow the same process: The state passes legislation, a public property roll is published, and the Department of Finance identifies the properties subject to the levy using criteria established by the state. However, critics argue the database goes well beyond traditional public records by compiling the names and addresses of affluent property owners into a single, easily searchable location, potentially creating new privacy and security risks. The debate carries added weight in America’s largest city, where public safety remains a persistent political issue and affluent residents have long cited crime as a top concern. While property ownership records have long been public, opponents say the city’s decision to aggregate them into a dedicated database could make wealthy homeowners more vulnerable to harassment and potential violence. City Hall has defended the database as a transparency tool designed to help property owners determine whether they could be affected by the proposed tax and understand how to seek an exemption. “Nobody wants this database more than Mamdani’s band of communist social media agitators salivating to harass Americans at every turn,” “Ruthless” podcast co-host John Ashbrook warned, pointing out the database could easily become a tool for Mamdani’s online supporters to target landlords and other property owners. “They attack anybody who questions his decisions, and there’s no question they’ll harass every New Yorker who provides housing for a living,” he continued. The post NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani Accused Of Doxxing Property Owners Who Could Fall Under New Tax appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.

Kathy Hochul leads Republican Bruce Blakeman 47% to 43% in a newly reported New York governor survey—a low-single-digit edge that would force Democrats to take this race very seriously if anything close to it appears in other polling. The poll was sponsored by Strong and Safe, a pro-Blakeman super PAC. Red Oak Strategic conducted the survey for that PAC, which gives the poll a clear political interest rather than the independence of an unaffiliated survey. Hochul’s same-day message on data-center policy shows how she is connecting her governing record to local power costs and the affordability concerns hanging over this race. We can lead in innovation while protecting our communities. We’re sitting down with local leaders in the Finger Lakes to talk about New York’s nation-leading framework for responsible data centers. Join me live: https://t.co/Zhcvv9LaeB — Governor Kathy Hochul (@GovKathyHochul) July 29, 2026 Trending Politics reported the results on July 29. The poll found Hochul at 47%, Blakeman at 43%, and another 10% of registered voters undecided. The survey questioned 2,000 registered New York voters from July 7 through July 12 and carries a margin of error of plus or minus 2.2 percentage points. Those numbers are undeniably newsworthy, but they are nowhere close to the full polling picture. A Siena survey conducted June 17 through June 23 among 1,120 registered voters gave Hochul a commanding 52% to 32% advantage. Spectrum News reported that Siena result on July 27, just two days before the much closer Red Oak numbers were reported. The broader average also remains firmly in Hochul’s favor. RealClearPolling currently lists Hochul at an average of 52.3% and Blakeman at 35.0%, giving the Democrat a 17.3-point advantage. So no, one survey commissioned by a pro-Blakeman super PAC does not establish that this race is tied. It does not prove Hochul is losing, and it should not be treated as the settled state of the contest. What it does provide is a detailed look at the political weaknesses Hochul’s opponents believe they can exploit—and some of those underlying numbers are even more uncomfortable for the governor than the ballot test. The Red Oak survey reportedly measured Hochul at 38% favorable and 58% unfavorable. Her job performance came in at 39% approval and 56% disapproval. Only 33% said Hochul deserves another term, while 61% wanted someone else. That is a severe verdict on an incumbent’s record within this particular sample. The poll also found 57% saying New York is on the wrong track, compared with 33% who believed the state is moving in the right direction. Blakeman performed especially well among independents in the survey, leading Hochul 54% to 33%. He also received support from 83% of Republicans. Again, sponsorship matters here. A campaign-aligned poll may be designed or released to emphasize the strongest available case for its preferred candidate, which is exactly why the sharp conflict with Siena and the current average cannot be brushed aside. Still, Hochul has seen a New York governor’s race become genuinely close before. She defeated Republican Lee Zeldin in 2022 by 52.8% to 47.1%, a final margin of 5.7 points. That result does not validate the new Red Oak poll. It does, however, show why Republicans will not automatically concede that a wide Democratic advantage in earlier polling guarantees an easy finish. Hochul enters the campaign’s final stretch with a major financial advantage. Spectrum News reported that she had more than $21 million in cash on hand, while Blakeman had raised more than $6 million. Blakeman, the Nassau County executive, also has the endorsement of President Trump. New York Republican chairman Ed Cox expects the president may campaign in the state before the November 3 election, according to Spectrum News. The Republican is building his campaign around affordability, taxes, public safety, and Hochul’s record. The Red Oak findings on job approval, the direction of the state, and support for another term fit directly into that argument. Hochul is also promoting current policy achievements as she works to put her own record at the center of voters’ attention. The days of social media companies putting profits ahead of young people are over. The SAFE for Kids Act makes New York’s nation-leading online protections permanent. Our kids’ mental health isn’t for sale. pic.twitter.com/2ivSwHj1O1 — Governor Kathy Hochul (@GovKathyHochul) July 28, 2026 That is the central political fight now taking shape. Hochul wants voters focused on what her administration says it is delivering, while Blakeman wants the election to become a referendum on whether New Yorkers feel safer, more prosperous, and more confident about the state’s direction. The 10% undecided in the Red Oak survey also matters. Even within the poll showing the closer race, a meaningful share of voters had not selected either candidate. And because the reported four-point result stands so far apart from Siena’s 20-point result and the 17.3-point RealClearPolling average, the next independent surveys will carry far more weight than partisan celebration over a single release. Conservatives have every reason to examine Hochul’s approval, favorability, and reelection numbers closely. They reveal clear openings for an argument against her record, even if the ballot result ultimately proves to be an outlier. The responsible conclusion is straightforward: Hochul remains ahead, the broader public polling shows a much larger advantage, and this Republican-sponsored survey alone cannot define the race. A 47%-43% result nevertheless gives Blakeman’s campaign a concrete reason to press forward—and gives Hochul one more reason not to take New York voters for granted. This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here. The post GOP-Backed New York Poll Puts Kathy Hochul’s Lead in the Low Single Digits appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.