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Tennessee Republican Rep. Tim Burchett’s “Carhartt Christmas Party” in his Capitol Hill office has become one of the most anticipated events in Washington for the eclectic crowd it attracts. The fourth annual bash attracted guests ranging from Democrat Congressmen to a local homeless man running for dictator. And in 15 minutes, it was all over. The “Carhartt” theme comes from Burchett’s Carhartt overcoat, which he often wears in the colder months. Burchett explained the party’s brevity in a post to X before the party. “Last year it went to 16 [minutes], but we thought it dragged on too much,” Burchett said.  “The reason it’s 15 minutes is you go to a dadgum Christmas party and what happens? You get cornered by somebody who’s half lit and they got wine breath and they’re cornering you in the corner over there for 15 minutes and that’s about all you can take. So I’m thinking 15 minutes is all you need for a Christmas party to say your piece and go on about it.” 10 minutes out from @timburchett’s 15 minute Christmas party, a line down the hall.@RepJimBaird is in line pic.twitter.com/F6juVcoTkn— George Caldwell (@GCaldwell_news) December 11, 2025 For food, the East Tennessean offered “charcuterie” in the form of Ritz crackers and spray cheese, as well as a do-it-yourself peanut butter and jelly sandwich bar. Dozens of guests crammed themselves into his office in the Longworth House office building, including Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa.; Rep. Jared Moskowitz, D-Fla.; Rep. Morgan Luttrell, R-Texas; and Rep. Jim Baird, R-Ind. Another special guest was Rick Hohensee, a Washington, D.C. homeless man whom Burchett invited in to enjoy a snack.  Hohensee is often spotted around Capitol Hill with a sign reading “Rick for dictator,” and runs a website that reads, “Rick Hohensee for executive/legislature of the USA for two years by Constitutional Amendment.” Rick, a homlesss man who runs the website “https://t.co/Pe99xXXAyk” joins @timburchett for “charcuterie” and plays Christmas songs at Christmas party.@DailySignal pic.twitter.com/tFZWVx3uIc— George Caldwell (@GCaldwell_news) December 11, 2025 Hohensee proceeded to take out his harmonica and play classic Christmas songs alongside Gary Chapman, a singer-songwriter Burchett invited to play guitar. Washington homeless man Rick, who runs https://t.co/Pe99xXXAyk, plays the harp at @timburchett’s 15 minute Christmas party pic.twitter.com/Q2Xmw2aO6m— George Caldwell (@GCaldwell_news) December 11, 2025 There were also some constituents from Burchett’s Knoxville-area Congressional district. Randy Dalton from Blaine, Tennessee came with his family and told The Daily Signal, “I know him pretty well. I’ve spent a little time with him. I know he’s a great guy.” Randy Dalton, a native of East Tennessee, was at @timburchett’s 15 minute Christmas party in the Capitol.“I know he’s a great guy.” pic.twitter.com/iJzitZa2jO— George Caldwell (@GCaldwell_news) December 11, 2025 Dalton told The Daily Signal he appreciated the office’s communication with constituents, saying, “They’re very open. You can call any time. Yeah, I’ve called a few times and they’re very easy and all his people, staffers, everyone, they’re just nice people.” After the party concluded, Burchett went outside, where he provided cheese whiz and crackers to those passing through the hallway. .@SenFettermanPA joins @timburchett’s 15 minute Christmas party pic.twitter.com/PASXrcZvGx— George Caldwell (@GCaldwell_news) December 11, 2025 Burchett has long held public friendships with a diverse group of people, as he is on a first-name basis with Capitol employees, and has also been known to be friendly with Democrat Reps. such as Alexandria Ocasio Cortez of New York and Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii.  However, he did not come to Washington to go along to get along, often showing willingness to buck the party line. Burchett was one of the Republicans who voted to oust then-Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy in 2023.  A/C and Year-Round Sessions: Burchett Slams Capitol Culture, Says Real Work Happens Back HomeThe worst thing that has ever happened to the Capitol Building? “Air conditioning,” says Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn.@RepTimBurchett joined “The Signal Sitdown” with @bradleydevlin at… pic.twitter.com/WYRo5owFyv— The Daily Signal (@DailySignal) December 11, 2025 On Wednesday, he voted against the Republican-backed National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), saying it was the work of “war pimps” while criticizing its $900 billion price tag, aid to Ukraine, and non-defense related provisions. The post Cheez Whiz and PB&J: Inside the Best Christmas Party in Washington DC appeared first on The Daily Signal.

With the “temporary” Obamacare subsidies set to expire at the end of the year, Republicans in Congress have floated several plans to make health care more affordable. Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., joined the Tony Kinnett Cast on Thursday to discuss his idea to tamp down on health care costs while helping families with their medical bills. The legislation would expand health savings accounts funded by the government. Scott said that Americans generally want everyone to get health care and have a safety net for those who need it. The senator said that his personal experience helped him understand what it’s like when a family has uncertainty about health care coverage. “Why it’s important to me is I grew up in a family that struggled,” he said. “My mom struggled to put food on the table. When my brother had a significant disease, she couldn’t find a doctor or hospital to take care of him in her hometown. We had to go four hours away to a charity hospital. So this hits home to me, right?” But Scott said that the Affordable Care Act, passed in 2010, has been an “absolute disaster” that turned out to be based on “complete lies.” “Oh, you’re going to keep your doctor. That was a complete lie. Oh, you get to keep your plan. Lie,” he said. “Oh, you’re going to save $2,500 per family. Lie. And so, what’s frustrating is it’s been sold on a lie.” What’s happened since the passage of Obamacare is that “costs have skyrocketed,” Scott said. He explained that a high-deductible plan has risen in price from around $3,000 to “$6,500, $10,000, $15,000.” The Florida senator said that his plan, which was cosponsored by Rep. August Pfluger, R-Texas, is aimed at addressing the “root problem” behind health care costs. He compared his plan to food stamps, where people are given money to buy food themselves rather than giving grocery stores money directly and having them decide what groceries a family needs. “In health care, we do the opposite. We give you an insurance card, but we say we’re going to let government decide what insurance, what health care you get or let the insurance company,” he said, noting that his plan was aimed at giving money to individuals who would have the ability to choose and pay for their own health care. Kinnett asked Scott about the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and how his health care law would prevent the kind of fraud that has become “rampant” in that system. “Number one is they have to pay a portion of [their] health insurance,” Scott said, which was a feature of the original Obamacare subsidies. “Number two is you’ve got to verify who people are, and you got to verify their dependents,” he said, noting that he aggressively did this when he was the governor of Florida, “but the federal government, they’re OK with the fraud so far.” Scott said that the current COVID-19 era subsidies Democrats are trying to extend are going to some people “making $250,000 a year that could be worth a million dollars” and that this “ought to stop.” Then we need to “go back to the old the original Obamacare, which had requirements that you had to pay a portion of your premiums,” Scott said. The Senate voted on Scott’s plan Thursday afternoon with a count of 51 to 48 in favor, so it failed to get the 60 votes needed to pass. Democrats unanimously voted against it. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., voted against it and Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont. Didn’t vote. The post Obamacare Was Built on ‘Lies’ Sen. Scott Says While Touting His Alternative Health Care Plan appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Your dog’s dental health directly impacts their overall wellbeing, yet 80% of dogs show signs of dental disease by age three. Poor oral hygiene leads to pain, tooth loss, and serious infections that can spread to vital organs. We at DogingtonPost know that selecting the right dog dental care product feels overwhelming with countless options available. The key lies in understanding your pet’s specific needs and choosing products backed by veterinary science. Signs Your Dog Needs Better Dental Care The Unmistakable Smell of Dental Disease Bad breath in dogs never signals normal health, despite what many pet owners believe. Healthy dogs maintain neutral-smelling breath, while persistent foul odors reveal bacterial overgrowth and active infection. Halitosis often marks advanced periodontal disease, where bacteria produce sulfur compounds that create that distinctive rotten smell. Yellow and brown tartar buildup along the gumline provides visual proof of the problem. This hardened plaque resists removal through regular home care and demands professional veterinary intervention. Dogs who display visible tartar accumulation need immediate attention, as bacteria beneath this buildup actively destroy tooth roots and jaw bones. Physical Signs That Demand Action Changes in eating behavior reveal dental pain that significantly impacts appetite and normal function. Dogs with oral discomfort often drop food, chew on one side of their mouth, or refuse hard kibble entirely. These behavioral shifts indicate pain levels that affect daily quality of life. Red, swollen gums that bleed when touched mark gingivitis (the early stage of periodontal disease). Untreated gingivitis can progress to periodontitis, leading to tooth loss and systemic infections that spread throughout the body. Additional Warning Signals Dogs paw at their face, drool excessively, and resist head touches when oral pain becomes severe. These behaviors indicate discomfort that requires veterinary attention within days, not weeks. Some dogs also develop loose teeth or show reluctance to play with their favorite chew toys. Once you recognize these warning signs, the next step involves selecting appropriate dental care products that address your dog’s specific needs and preferences. Types of Dog Dental Care Products Professional veterinarians recommend three primary categories of dental care products that deliver measurable results. Dental chews approved by the Veterinary Oral Health Council help control plaque and tartar when dogs use them daily, with brands like Greenies that show consistent effectiveness in clinical trials. These chews work through mechanical action as dogs gnaw, which scrapes away soft plaque before it hardens into tartar. Size matters significantly – small dogs need appropriately sized chews to prevent choking, while large breeds require durable options that won’t break into dangerous fragments. Daily Brushing Delivers Superior Results Dog-specific toothbrushes and enzymatic toothpastes provide the most effective home care option available. Virbac C.E.T. Enzymatic Toothpaste contains glucose oxidase that breaks down plaque-forming bacteria, while Petsmile Professional Gel earned VOHC recognition for proven plaque reduction. Daily brushing proves more effective than weekly or every other week brushing for reducing plaque, calculus, and gingivitis. Human toothpaste contains fluoride and xylitol that poison dogs, which makes species-specific formulations non-negotiable. Finger brushes work well for dogs that resist traditional brushes, though soft-bristled toothbrushes provide superior cleaning along the gumline. Water Additives and Sprays Offer Convenient Support TropiClean Fresh Breath Oral Care neutralizes bacteria in water without taste alteration, which makes it ideal for dogs that resist direct dental care. These water additives work continuously throughout the day and reduce bacterial growth that causes bad breath and plaque formation. Dental sprays like Oratene Brushless Oral Care contain enzyme systems that break down existing plaque, though they cannot replace mechanical methods (brushing remains the gold standard). Water additives show particular value for senior dogs or those with mobility issues that make brushing challenging. Understanding these product categories helps narrow your choices, but the real challenge lies in identifying which specific products meet rigorous quality standards and safety requirements. How to Evaluate Quality Dental Products The VOHC Seal Separates Marketing from Science The Veterinary Oral Health Council seal represents the only independent standard that validates dental product effectiveness through rigorous tests. Products that earn this recognition must demonstrate measurable plaque and tartar reduction in controlled studies that last at least six months. Currently products worldwide have earned the VOHC Seal of Acceptance, which immediately narrows your selection to scientifically proven options. Greenies, Virbac C.E.T. products, and Purina DentaLife chews all maintain VOHC approval, while thousands of competitors make unsubstantiated claims without clinical support. Dangerous Ingredients That Demand Immediate Rejection Xylitol appears in many dental products marketed for dogs but causes life-threatening hypoglycemia as soon as 30 minutes to 2 hours after ingestion. Even small amounts found in sugar-free gums or mints can kill medium-sized dogs, which makes any xylitol-containing product an absolute no-purchase decision. Fluoride presents similar toxicity risks, as dogs swallow toothpaste rather than spit it out like humans do. Safe alternatives include glucose oxidase and lactoferrin enzymes that break down harmful bacteria naturally. Chlorhexidine shows proven antimicrobial properties in veterinary studies (though some dogs develop taste aversion to its bitter flavor). Veterinary Endorsements Trump Customer Reviews Board-certified veterinary dentists provide the most reliable product recommendations based on clinical outcomes rather than marketing budgets. The American Veterinary Dental College maintains strict education requirements that keep these specialists current with research developments. Customer reviews often reflect palatability and convenience rather than actual dental health improvements, which makes them less valuable for product selection. Professional veterinary recommendations carry significantly more weight because they stem from direct observation of treatment results across hundreds of patients (rather than individual pet owner experiences). Safe Ingredient Lists Signal Quality Products Quality dental products contain enzymes like glucose oxidase that actively break down plaque-forming bacteria without toxic side effects. Lactoferrin, a naturally occurring protein, provides antimicrobial benefits while remaining completely safe for dogs to swallow. Avoid products that list alcohol, artificial sweeteners, or human-grade fluoride compounds on their ingredient panels. Natural flavors like poultry or beef make products more appealing to dogs without compromising safety standards. When selecting dental care supplies, prioritize products with transparent ingredient lists and proven safety records. Final Thoughts Proper dental care transforms your dog’s health and prevents painful conditions that affect their heart, kidneys, and overall quality of life. The American Veterinary Dental College confirms that consistent oral hygiene reduces the risk of systemic infections that spread from diseased gums to vital organs. Dogs with healthy mouths live longer, more comfortable lives with fewer expensive veterinary interventions. Your dog’s size, chewing habits, and temperament determine which dog dental care product works best for their specific needs. Small breeds require appropriately sized chews to prevent choking, while large dogs need durable options that withstand aggressive chewing. Dogs that resist brushing benefit from water additives or dental sprays (though these supplements cannot replace mechanical plaque removal). Professional veterinary guidance proves invaluable when you select products that match your pet’s individual health profile and behavioral preferences. Your veterinarian can identify early signs of dental disease and recommend specific VOHC-approved products that address existing problems. We at DogingtonPost provide comprehensive resources and expert advice to support responsible dog ownership decisions that enhance your dog’s wellbeing throughout their lifetime.

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When Univision decided to rehire Daniel Coronell as president of Univision’s news division, we harshly criticized the move as the dog returning to its vomit. It appears that the dog has decided to vomit again. Per corporate parent TelevisaUnivision’s press release: TelevisaUnivision, the leading Spanish-language media and content company in the world, informs that, after more than 2 years heading Univision News, Daniel Coronell will step down as president of Univision News by mutual agreement on the 31st of the current month. The “mutual agreement” language betrays the rumored firing as reported across several outlets. Why now? Multiple sources report, among other reasons, that there were concerns that Univision’s news division was still strongly biased in favor of Democrats and against President Donald Trump. This should surprise no one. As I said after the network’s 2023 interview of the then-former President Trump: The interview happened because Televisa wanted it to happen, for reasons that are not yet clear to me. I have some friends who are furious over this interview while others are over the moon. I’m not ready to accept what I just saw at face value, and I am left with more questions than answers. But my gut tells me this is a one-time op and that Univision will continue to favor both the leftwing policy pupu platter and the Democrats that want to enact it. I remain suspicious. One thing to watch for going forward: will Trump (or Republicans in general) begin to garner different coverage on Univision, or is this a one-off for both Trump and Univision?  The interview turned out to be a one-off. Univision’s news coverage is not substantially different from what it was a few years ago. But with Jorge Ramos gone, the news coverage is far less strident in terms of tone.   Coronell, one of the co-architects of Univision’s descent into corporate immigration advocacy status, was originally fired when the merger with Mexican parent Televisa was complete. At the time, we thought that the network’s new arrangement, with Jorge Ramos made a direct-reporting Special Editorial Advisor to the CEO, would not hold. We wrote: Time will tell whether this is a gesture aimed at creating a soft landing for Ramos at, say, CNN; or whether he has actual power, in which case, the incoming head of news is constrained before fully putting his stamp on the division. Either way, this arrangement is not sustainable beyond the short term.  Spoiler: it didn’t. Ramos was famously let go at the end of last year, and now Coronell follows him out the door.  Replacing Coronell as President of News: his original successor, Leopoldo Gómez. We wish him all the best as he continues to enact much-needed reforms at Univision.  

During a White House press briefing on Thursday dominated by questions about either the economy or Venezuela, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt threw down with former conservative reporter-turned-liberal CNN host and chief White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins over the former topic with Collins insisting the state of the economy was not as strong as Leavitt made it seem and Leavitt hitting back the economy has improved from the Biden years. Collins started off by asking about President Trump’s comments from Tuesday night in which he was “telling parents two weeks before Christmas that they should only buy two or three dolls for their children.” Leavitt first addressed the need to make more products in America: “[I]f we want products made right here in America...which is a large part of the reason the President has effectively implemented tariffs, then we’re going to have better quality products...Maybe you’ll pay a dollar or two more, but you will get better quality, and you’ll be supporting your fellow Americans by buying American.” Former conservative reporter-turned-liberal hack Kaitlan Collins deserves to have her partisanship thrown back in her face. The end of this from @PressSec @KarolineLeavitt is exactly right. She didn't do this tough girl act in the last administration when Leavitt's predecessors… pic.twitter.com/T2fC8KjLcQ — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) December 11, 2025   Leavitt broadened out and directly took aim at Collins and her network: [W]ith respect to affordability, every economic metric, Kaitlan, and I wish you would report more on it does, in fact, show that the economy is getting better and brighter than where it was under the previous administration. I will repeat, inflation as measured by the overall CPI has slowed to an average 2.5 percent pace. Real wages are increasing roughly $1,200 for the average worker. Gas prices are down in almost every single state across the country. Again, in 22 states, it’s below 2.75. You look at the tax cuts, those are going to go into effect next year, so the best is yet to come. The President is digging our country out of the economic hole that the previous administration put us in and that’s what he’s talking about. Collins replied “inflation is about what it was a year ago, as you know, and grocery prices have been up” and “we’ve covered the economy,” but made sure to tell viewers it’s “mixed.” She also tried to nitpick on inflation, which Leavitt wasn’t having: This is down from what the President inherited. The President inherited 2.9 percent in January. Today, it’s at about 2.5 percent. So, we’re trending in the right direction with more to come. And I would remind you, when President Trump left office in his first term, inflation was 1.7 percent and the previous administration jacked it up to a record high nine percent. So again, in ten months, the President has clawed us out of this hole. He’s kept it low at 2.5 percent, and we believe that number is going to continue to decline, especially as energy and oil prices continue to decline as well. After hearing Collins claim “no one” was “arguing it wasn’t high under Biden,” Leavitt unloaded by invoking the economic denials from Biden White House Press Secretaries Jen Psaki and Karine Jean-Pierre that Collins and her fellow liberal lackeys “just took at [their] word.” This disconnect, Leavitt argued, has been purposeful to “push untrue narratives about the President” (click “expand”): LEAVITT: My predecessor was standing at this podium, but now you want to ask me a lot of questions about it, which I’m happy to answer. But I will just add, there’s a lot more scrutiny on this issue from this press corps than there was —  COLLINS: Because the President has said it’s non-existent. Non-existent. LEAVITT: — well, and the previous administration said that too. COLLINS: Right. LEAVITT: My predecessor, stood up at this podium and she said inflation doesn’t exist. She said the border was secure and people like you just took her at her word and those were two utter lies. COLLINS: That’s not true. LEAVITT: Everything I’m telling you is the truth, backed by real factual data. And you just don’t want to report on it because you want to push untrue narratives about the President. A few minutes before Collins, Real Clear Politics’s Philip Wegmann served as Thursday’s example of how it’s farce to argue conservative media writ large shows up to White House events with softballs: .@PhilipWegmann: “On these advanced Nvidia H200 chips, why is the President willing to allow China to have access to one of America's chief technological advantages?”@PressSec @KarolineLeavitt: “Look, I will tell you just a couple of things. The President put out his own… pic.twitter.com/9ClARv3Anr — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) December 11, 2025   Our friend Elizabeth Mitchell at the Daily Signal followed Wegmann and asked for the administration’s reaction to a how-to video from socialist New York City Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani to illegal immigrants on resisting Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE): .@DailySignal’s @TheElizMitchell: “New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani put out a video recently telling immigrants in New York City they have the right to stand up to ICE. Are you concerned this will inspire New York City residents to resist ICE operations? And what will the… pic.twitter.com/Dv1oeVuxNb — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) December 11, 2025   As our Steve Malzberg noted, this hasn’t received any attention on the flagship network newscasts. Rewinding even further back in the briefing, Fox’s Peter Doocy pressed Leavitt on Wednesday’s seizure of a Venezuelan oil tanker: DOOCY TIME: “Based on the way that things stand right now, is Operation Southern Spear about drugs or is it about oil?”@PressSec @KarolineLeavitt: “What I will tell you, Peter, is that the Trump administration is focused on doing many things in the Western Hemisphere. The… pic.twitter.com/gFTyNzyqdj — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) December 11, 2025   He also asked whether the seized oil will be injected into the U.S. marketplace and then whether the administration’s build-up off the Venezuelan coast has put in jeopardy the President’s chances at the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize (click “expand”): DOOCY: And because you said the President is trying to do a lot of things at once, he talks a lot about how he thinks the way to bring down prices for everything would be to bring down the cost of energy. Would he use this seized Venezuelan oil to try to help Americans with affordability here in the United States? LEAVITT: Well, what I can tell you right now, the vessel has been seized, as you know, and the Department of Justice is did that in conjunction with the Coast Guard and the Department of War. The vessel is currently undergoing a forfeiture process. Right now, the United States currently has a full investigative team on the ground, on the vessel, and individuals on board the vessel are being interviewed, and any relevant evidence is being seized. With respect to the oil, that’s a different issue. As you know, Peter, the vessel will go to a U.S. port, and the United States does intend to seize the oil. However, there is a legal process for the seizure of that oil, and that legal process will be followed. DOOCY: And my last one on this, if President Trump launches a bigger military campaign in the Caribbean, is he jeopardizing a possible Nobel Peace Prize? LEAVITT: Look, the President has proven over the past year that he is more than worthy of the Nobel Peace Prize. I think he’s been nominated for it nearly 100 times this past year, which is definitely a record. He’s solved, I think, nine conflicts around the world we are up to now. He’s actively working on Russia/Ukraine war, which is the big one as we speak and has been over the past year. With respect to any additional action in Venezuela. I’m not going to get ahead of the President or the United States military. Staying on the topic of Venezuela, the great Kellie Meyer of NewsNation closed the Q&A by asking about whether the administration views their actions Wednesday as a closer move toward war (see below) and then if they’ve considered how a full-scale war would be seen by the President’s base: .@NewsNation’s @KellieMeyerNews: “Two quick ones on Venezuela. Does the President consider the seizure of the oil tanker an escalation or a step towards war with Venezuela?@PressSec @KarolineLeavitt: “I think the President considers the seizure of the oil tanker as effectuating… pic.twitter.com/GJMP0KIPcw — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) December 11, 2025 Last but not least, the new media seat went to our friends at Real America’s Voice and host Eric Bolling, who asked about affordability (see below) as well as the fact that blue states have been handing out Commercial Driver’s Licenses (CDL) even if applicants can’t understand English: .@RealAmVoice’s @EricBolling was today’s “new media seat” recipient at the White House press briefing.... Bolling: “As you point out, affordability crisis, it strikes me energy prices have been coming down aggressively since President Trump’s second term, approaching $55 a… pic.twitter.com/hdUfrbbnAN — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) December 11, 2025 To see the relevant transcript from the December 11 briefing, click here.

Unable to successfully impeach President Donald Trump, House Democrats have turned their ire against RFK Jr. — introducing impeachment articles against the Health and Human Services secretary after he “turned his back on science.”“Yes, he has turned his back on science because, by the way, Dr. Fauci is the science, and he doesn’t like Dr. Fauci. I guess maybe this is their reasoning,” BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales scoffs.“What is immediately obvious is the Democrats are not in power this time around. Like this is obviously not going to go anywhere. Nothing’s going to happen. This is all clearly performative,” Gonzales says.Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.), the woman claiming she is impeaching RFK Jr., made a fool out of herself in 2020 yelling on the House floor while wearing latex gloves to protect herself from the COVID virus — and Gonzales hasn’t forgotten.“This is the type of person who's leading the charge to impeach RFK Jr.,” Gonzales says. “And I just, this is actually big news. I didn’t realize that we could just make up reasons to impeach people.”“And I started thinking to myself ... if we’re just making up reasons to impeach people, I think Republicans should say, ‘You know what, Democrats, we’ll play by your rules, that’s fine, that's fine. You guys make these wacky rules, and we will play by them,’” she continues.“We’re going to take that same energy and impeach some of the Democrats,” she adds.This is what has inspired Gonzales’ 12 days of impeachments — in the spirit of Christmas.“On the first day of impeachments ... who other than [Rep.] Nancy Pelosi [D-Calif.]? Now her crime? Being a drunk,” she charges.On the second day of impeachments, Gonzales would impeach Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) for “the crime of marrying her brother,” and on the third day, Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) for the crime of “being r*****ed.”On the fourth day, Gonzales would like to see Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) impeached for the same crime as Crockett, and on the fifth day, “Pencil-neck [Sen.] Adam Schiff [D-Calif.] for the crime of mortgage fraud.”“Now I would like to be clear. He’s not actually been convicted of these crimes, but that’s OK. It doesn’t matter because you were accused of it,” she jokes.On the sixth day, “[Rep.] Jerry Nadler [D-N.Y.] for the crime of wearing his pants up to his neck,” and on the seventh, “[Rep.] Eric Swalwell [D-Calif.], for sh**ting himself on live TV, farting, I don’t know.”James Boasberg comes in at number eight, for “being a rogue judge and blocking President Trump,” and closely following Boasberg is Ketanji Brown Jackson for the crime of “being a DEI hire and not knowing what a woman is.”The tenth day is the “easiest sell,” with Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) for “sedition, because he actually committed it,” with Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) following on the eleventh day “for being a Temu version of Obama.”“And on the final day, we’d like Beto O’Rourke because he was an embarrassment to the state of Texas. And he looks like the wacky, wild, inflatable guy that you see at car dealerships,” Gonzales says.“I’m just saying,” she continues. “Republicans, grow some balls.”Want more from Sara Gonzales?To enjoy more of Sara's no-holds-barred takes on news and culture, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.