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What goes around comes around. The internet has gone ablaze after U.S. Senator Corey Booker apeared to give the Nazi salute on stage. Granted, he may have just been waving to the crowd, but if we judge him like the mainstream media judges Elon Musk, then he surely did. Remember the backlash after Musk did this: Remember when Democrats called MAGA rallies “Nazi rallies?” President un-elect Elon Musk just did the Nazi Sieg Heil salute. We were right. Absolutely vile.pic.twitter.com/lg5xl2QpMM — Art Candee (@ArtCandee) January 20, 2025 or When Steve Bannon also did a similar hand wave: Here’s video of Steve Bannon doing a Sieg Heil today at CPAC. It is what it is and it’s what Bannon intended. Don’t let yourself be gaslit. pic.twitter.com/LDT2kU43ZV — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) February 21, 2025 Now let’s compare that to what Sen. Corey Booker just did: Will Corey Booker be plastered all over msm with headlines claiming he’s a ‘Nazi’? pic.twitter.com/bPkrjoTK1J — The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) May 31, 2025 Newsweek ran to defend Booker: Booker spoke at a Democratic convention in California on Saturday, ending his speech with a gesture where he put his hand over his heart, then extended his hand out to the crowd – much in the way Musk and Bannon did, though not as forcefully as Musk did it. The video was first posted by Richie Greenberg, a San Francisco-based political commentator and former GOP mayoral candidate for the city, and quickly spread among MAGA-social media. Greenberg posted the video with the caption: “Moments ago, Cory Booker salutes 4,000 CA Democrat Party delegates.” Collin Rugg, co-owner of conservative news site Trending Politics, reposted the video, adding that he is “looking forward to the wall to wall coverage from the “honest” and totally not biased media.” Social media influencer Gunther Eagleman wrote that Booker was a “straight up NAZI,” adding “WOW” and “HOLY S***!” Right-wing journalist Nick Sortor similarly piled in with the video, writing that Booker made a “Nazi salute” and calling him “literally Hitler” for doing so. Elon Musk had this to say about the latest coverage of Booker doing the hand wave compared to when he did his: Legacy media lies https://t.co/vvyCA1CrHQ — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 1, 2025

The fake news is at it again. Tesla CEO Elon Musk has responded to the New York Times report that he took Ketamine while working in the White House. If you’re unfamiliar with the drug Ketamine, it’s a dissociative anesthetic that relieves pain and puts the user in a sedated state. People also abuse it for its hallucinogenic effects. Before it started to be used by humans, veterinarians had used it for decades as a horse tranquilizer. So, has Elon Musk taken Ketamine? Here’s what CBS reported: During an Oval Office send-off Friday marking the end of his formal role with the Trump administration, Elon Musk lashed out when asked about a New York Times report alleging he was a frequent user of the drug ketamine during the 2024 campaign. “The New York Times. Is that the same publication that got a Pulitzer Prize for false reporting on the Russiagate?” Musk asked while standing alongside President Trump, cutting off a question from Fox News reporter Peter Doocy about the Times. “Let’s move on.” Musk’s remarks came on the same day that the Times reported he used ketamine — which can be used both recreationally and medically — as often as once a day in 2024. Musk has told people he took ketamine so frequently that it affected his bladder, and he has also used ecstasy and magic mushrooms at times, the paper said, citing unnamed sources. On Saturday, Musk posted on X that he is “NOT taking drugs,” writing that he “tried *prescription* ketamine a few years ago” but has not “taken it since then,” and saying the Times had lied. Musk has said publicly he has a prescription for ketamine. But he told journalist Don Lemon last year he uses it infrequently, taking a “small amount once every other week” to help him get out of a “depressive mindstate.” He told Lemon he doesn’t feel he’s abused the drug, saying, “if you use too much ketamine, you can’t really get work done…and I have a lot of work.” Musk also told Lemon that at times, weeks will go by without him using ketamine. Here’s the answer from the horse’s mouth, so to speak: I’m not on ketamine ffs — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 31, 2025 Here’s the New York Times original report: As Elon Musk became one of Donald J. Trump’s closest allies last year, leading raucous rallies and donating about $275 million to help him win the presidency, he was also using drugs far more intensely than previously known, according to people familiar with his activities. Mr. Musk’s drug consumption went well beyond occasional use. He told people he was taking so much ketamine, a powerful anesthetic, that it was affecting his bladder, a known effect of chronic use. He took Ecstasy and psychedelic mushrooms. And he traveled with a daily medication box that held about 20 pills, including ones with the markings of the stimulant Adderall, according to a photo of the box and people who have seen it. It is unclear whether Mr. Musk, 53, was taking drugs when he became a fixture at the White House this year and was handed the power to slash the federal bureaucracy. But he has exhibited erratic behavior, insulting cabinet members, gesturing like a Nazi and garbling his answers in a staged interview. At the same time, Mr. Musk’s family life has grown increasingly tumultuous as he has negotiated overlapping romantic relationships and private legal battles involving his growing brood of children, according to documents and interviews. On Wednesday evening, Mr. Musk announced that he was ending his stint with the government, after lamenting how much time he had spent on politics instead of his businesses. Mr. Musk and his lawyer did not respond to requests for comment this week about his drug use and personal life. He has previously said he was prescribed ketamine for depression, taking it about every two weeks. And he told his biographer, “I really don’t like doing illegal drugs.” Now it makes sense why Elon Musk responded like he did to the New York Times reporter on Friday: Watch: BOMBSHELL: Elon Musk calls out the New York Times for false reporting during meeting at the White House. “I think the judges ruled against New York Times, for their lies about the Russiagate Hoax.” “That New York Times, let’s move on.” pic.twitter.com/iAjJlK8rGJ — Resist the Mainstream (@ResisttheMS) May 30, 2025

During a recent town hall event, Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) brushed off the disruptive jeers of a critic upset about perceived cuts to Medicaid. Instead of trying to engage with the disruptive individual, Ernst responded in a clearly dismissive fashion that rubbed some in attendance the wrong way. Based Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) Joni:— We’re removing 1.4 illegal aliens from receiving Medicaid benefits. They’re not eligible! Libs in Crowd:— But they’re gonna die! Joni:— We’re all gonna die.. Libs in Crowd:Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!https://t.co/ZdORU8TzXa pic.twitter.com/qD0pDEncEr — MJTruthUltra (@MJTruthUltra) May 30, 2025 Instead of caving to the critics who demanded that she issue a mea culpa, Ernst opted to apologize with a healthy dose of the same sarcasm she provided in the first place. According to The Hill: “See I was in the process of answering a question that had been asked by an audience member, when a woman who was extremely distraught, screamed out from the back corner of the auditorium, people are going to die,” Ernst said Saturday. “And I made an incorrect assumption that everyone in the auditorium understood that, yes, we are all going to perish from this earth. So I apologize, and I’m really, really glad that I did not have to bring up the subject of the tooth fairy as well,” she continued. The Iowa lawmaker then encouraged viewers who want to see “eternal and everlasting life” to “embrace” Jesus Christ. During her Friday event in Butler, Iowa, Ernst promised that Republicans would “protect” social services for the most vulnerable. Throughout her career, Ernst has faced her fair share of backlash from the left and right. In light of her most recent clash, a number of supporters praised her fortitude: Joni I’ve never been a huge fan but you r winning me over! Don’t bow down to these Libs! Glad to see u in the culture war finally!! — Common Sense PHD (@JWyoung316) June 1, 2025 If the fake news and paid trolls weren’t around, it would have been perfect! We appreciate you!! — HisPearlGirl (@HisPearlGurl) May 31, 2025 Of course, plenty of others think the remark might cost her an election: Enjoy sitting on the couch watching a Democrat in your seat come 2027. — Sean (@Were_All_Dudes) May 30, 2025 As for the underlying criticism about Medicaid, President Donald Trump has made it clear that he wouldn’t support any cuts to aid for Americans who need the program’s services. And GOP lawmakers have been busy pushing back against the Democratic Party’s narrative on a “big, beautiful” spending bill backed by the White House. According to Fox News: “The One, Big Beautiful Bill puts Americans first. We’re securing the border. We’re protecting benefits for the most vulnerable. We are investing in American manufacturing. We’re investing in our own energy production,” Rep. Erin Houchin, R-Ind., told Fox News Digital in an exclusive interview. “The Democrats have been focusing on this specific line of attack that 13.7 million Americans are going to lose their health care, and that’s just blatantly false.” The Congressional Budget Office (CBO), a nonpartisan analysis for the U.S. Congress, estimates that 8.6 million people in the United States will lose health insurance by 2034 through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s Medicaid reform. “Five million of those people are receiving a tax credit under the Affordable Care Act that was passed by the Democrats with a sunset date that was implemented by the Democrats. We’re simply allowing the sunset date to expire as the Democrats originally intended,” Houchin said. Here’s a clip of Ernst’s apology: Sen. Joni Ernst has a sarcastic apology for her “We all are going to die” comment yesterday. pic.twitter.com/uxf8E7WSgt — Conner Hendricks (@ConnerReports) May 31, 2025

Democrats have been in the doldrums since November’s election, struggling to find a coherent voice of opposition to the various policies being enacted by the Trump administration. As a result, the party’s popularity continues to plummet. Democrats have a 21% approval rating, per CNN. That’s with the all of the establishment media, academia, Hollywood, and nearly every major institution in the U.S. pushing their talking points. Ever think maybe your policies suck? Just a thought. pic.twitter.com/VQOJkUHxuZ — Kyle Becker (@kylenabecker) April 1, 2025 And it’s not just rank-and-file voters who are fed up, as evidenced by the latest in a string of Democratic lawmakers who have switched their long-held political allegiance to the party. According to The Hill: A long-time member of the Kentucky General Assembly said she’s switching political parties. State Senator Robin Webb of Grayson in Carter County is now a registered Republican. Webb has served in the legislature since 1999 and has been in the Senate since 2009 — all as a Democrat. But she told FOX 56 News on Friday that she’s been considering changing parties for the last couple of years. Here are a few similar examples of such announcements from across the U.S. in recent years: Texas Democratic state representative switches to the Republican Party and really lets democrats have it. pic.twitter.com/a4jCtWTDkz — Insurrection Barbie (@DefiyantlyFree) September 1, 2024 Another Democrat woke up and left the Democratic Party and is now registered as a Republican. pic.twitter.com/ac0Z11Rb6Z — Destiny (@Destiny15_FL) June 2, 2024 Red-pilled North Carolina Democrat SHOCKS after switching to Republican party: “The modern-day Democratic party has become unrecognizable to me and others across the state.” pic.twitter.com/QnK6sJyze4 — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) April 5, 2023 The Daily Mail also reported on Webb’s decision: Webb felt increasingly disconnected from the Democratic Party and could no longer stomach its ‘lurch to the left.’ ‘It has become untenable and counterproductive to the best interests of my constituents for me to remain a Democrat,’ Webb said. ‘I will continue to be a fearless advocate for rural Kentucky and for the residents of eastern Kentucky who have been so good to me and my family.’ The departure of Webb, who represents a four-county district, is more than symbolic: it underscores the near-total GOP takeover of Kentucky’s rural political map. And here’s some additional coverage: