CBS News has a new fake poll out. They have shrieky Nikki catching up to Donald Trump at 44%‚ with her at 29% in New Hampshire‚ far surpassing Ron DeSantis at 10%. They claim she’s consolidated the non-Trump vote. Trump calls her Birdbrain. CBS’s poll is a push poll meant to manipulate opinion‚ not measure […] The post CBS Poll Has Shrieky Nikki Snapping at Trump’s Heels appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Having border security is racist in the clown world. That racist label really works at manipulating people. Open borders‚ no vetting‚ and people who bring IEDs with them are okay‚ but border security is racist. Democrat Rep. Joaquin Castro says passing border security measures would be “surrendering to right-wing racism” pic.twitter.com/M1jqdhZWtq — RNC Research (@RNCResearch) […] The post Short Clown World X Clips for Sunday appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

One of Sen. Cardin’s staffers made a gay sex video in a Senate hearing room‚ and it was posted throughout the Internet on gay sites. The identified staffer didn’t deny it‚ and he was fired immediately. This is an actual NBC News headline: Senate staffer alleged by conservative outlets to have had sex in a […] The post Sen. Cardin’s Sex Tape Staffer Should Lawyer Up appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said during an interview over the weekend that the conditions on the U.S. southern border have him more worried about the potential for terrorist attacks similar to 9/11 happening on U.S. soil than at any other point since the attacks happened more than two decades ago. Graham made the remarks during a Sunday interview with Kristen Welker on NBC’s “Meet The Press” while discussing U.S. Senate negotiations with the White House on a border package. Graham said that he did not believe a deal would be reached by the end of the year and that he expects talks to continue into the new year. “The White House got engaged five days ago‚” he said. “They sent over a supplemental with border security provisions that did nothing to change policy. We’ve been talking to them since September. Five days ago‚ they finally sat at the table. … The bottom line here is‚ we feel like we’re being jammed. We’re not anywhere close to a deal. It’ll go into next year.” Graham said that it was important to fix the border after the testimony from FBI Director Christopher Wray earlier this month‚ who warned that there were “blinking lights everywhere” in terms of the warning signs that a terrorist attack could be about to happen due to terrorists’ ability to exploit the southern border. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “The border has been obliterated since January ’21 until now‚” Graham said. “We’ve had 6 million people come to date. There are 3.6 million on schedule to come this year alone. The policy choices of the Biden administration has made the border a dangerous place to come to. America’s under threat. According to the FBI director since October the 7th‚ jihadist groups want to attack us because we’re helping Israel.” “I’ve never been more worried about a 9/11 than I am right now‚ and our border has been obliterated‚” he continued. “And we’re not going to give in on some Band-Aid fix.” WATCH: WATCH: "I've never been more worried about a 9/11 than I am right now‚" Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) says.@LindseyGrahamSC: "Our border has been obliterated and we're not going to give in on some Band-Aid fix." pic.twitter.com/HMswj6f4Wb — Meet the Press (@MeetThePress) December 17‚ 2023  

A top House Republican mapped out on Sunday how lawmakers plan to proceed with articles of impeachment early next year against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas relating to his handling of the border crisis. Homeland Security Chairman Mark Green (R-TN) told Fox News anchor Maria Bartiromo on “Sunday Morning Futures” that his panel is poised to hold a series of hearings when Congress returns from the end-of-the-year holiday break. Mayorkas “needs to go‚” Green said‚ adding‚ “He’s derelict in his duty. He’s broken the laws of the United States that have passed Congress. He’s lied to Congress.” The chairman emphasized how his committee has been taking a methodical approach to its investigation‚ which was announced in early June‚ conducting a balancing act dealing with some GOP members who want “regular order” in pursuing Mayorkas’ ouster and other Republican colleagues who have called for a vote on impeaching the secretary right away. “We’re going to have about three or four hearings in January‚ and then we’re going to mark up the impeachment articles that have been written‚” Green said. @RepMarkGreen tells @MariaBartiromo the @HomelandGOP expects to advance impeachment proceedings against DHS Sec Mayorkas in January pic.twitter.com/BKdTp6HTvf — SundayMorningFutures (@SundayFutures) December 17‚ 2023 Just last month‚ eight Republicans joined with all voting Democrats earlier this month to approve a motion to refer Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s (R-GA) impeachment resolution‚ which accused Mayorkas of “high crimes and misdemeanors” over his failure to maintain border security‚ to the homeland security panel. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “There are probably about four or five different members who’ve brought impeachment articles‚ really rushing the thing to the floor without a due process‚” Green said. “And that’s why I think many of those eight voted no. And I have spoken to all eight. Most of them just want a due process to happen. And we have been doing that now for several months. That investigation wraps up this month‚ and then we will do a proceeding in January.” Democrats have decried the impeachment push as a “political stunt‚” even as they encourage talks about border security and immigration reforms. And in defending Mayorkas‚ the Department of Homeland Security has derided what a spokesperson called “reckless impeachment charades” by congressional Republicans. Asked whether House Republicans will move to impeach Mayorkas in January‚ Green noted how Democrats were the ones to offer the motion to refer Greene’s impeachment resolution to his committee — as opposed to presenting a motion to table or kill the resolution that may not have gained any GOP support. “So it gives our committee the authority to do just that‚” Green said.