BREAKING: DC Jury Convicts Journalist Who Covered J6 Riot in Capitol

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BREAKING: DC Jury Convicts Journalist Who Covered J6 Riot in Capitol

(Ken Silva, Headline USA) In an assault on the First Amendment and the free press, a Washington DC jury has convicted journalist Stephen Horn of four misdemeanor charges stemming from his reporting of the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol Hill protest-turned-riot.

According to journalist Steve Baker, the jury deliberated for about an hour on Monday before finding Horn guilty of entering and remaining in a restricted building, disorderly and disruptive conduct, violent entry, and parading, demonstrating or picketing in the Capitol.

As Headline USA has reported, Horn, by all accounts, was engaging in purely journalistic activities on Jan. 6. The FBI received a tip from someone that identified Horn as a journalist, and charging documents describe him as acting entirely peacefully.

Headline USA understands there are more than 20 other reporters who, like Horn, entered the Capitol on Jan. 6, but aren’t facing charges. Headline USA reviewed some of their names, but is withholding them so they won’t be targeted, too.

In an interview with Headline USA in June, Horn recounted the events leading up to and following the infamous protest in Washington DC, which was the first Trump rally of the 24-year-old’s career.

He also provided examples of his earlier work, as well as reference letters, emails and other records supporting his claim to being a legitimate journalist—and not the pro-Trump activist that government has portrayed him as. To the contrary, he describes himself as a conservative but at no point a Trump supporter.

Horn used the footage he obtained on J6 to produce a documentary, which can be found here.

The journalist had refused a deal offered by the U.S. government to receive probation in exchange for his guilty plea.

“They wanted me to admit I was there ‘protesting, picketing or demonstrating.’ I was like, ‘Well I can’t really do that because I wasn’t protesting, I wasn’t picketing and I wasn’t parading,’” he told Headline USA in June.

“Obviously, I can’t sign a document saying I did these things when I didn’t.”

Ken Silva is a staff writer at Headline USA. Follow him at twitter.com/jd_cashless.

Trump Refuses to Reveal Prying Details about Jan. 6 Actions on ‘Meet the Press’

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(Headline USA) Former President Donald Trump repeatedly declined in an interview aired Sunday to answer questions about whether he watched the Capitol uprising unfold on television, saying he would “tell people later at an appropriate time.”

It is unclear whether Trump’s reluctance to respond related in some way to efforts by partisan special counsel Jack Smith’s attempt to impose a gag order on Trump or was otherwise tied to some sort of legal consideration in one of the pending lawsuits against him.

However, that did not stop leftist media—including the Associated Press—rom trying to use Trump’s silence to convict him in the convict him in the court of public opinion.

Trump, the current front-runner for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, refused to say on NBC’s Meet the Press how he spent Jan. 6, 2021, once the protest began and whether he made phone calls as his supporters breached the U.S. Capitol and disrupted the Joint Session of Congress that had convened to certify the highly disputed Electoral College vote formally declaring Joe Biden as president.

“I’m not going to tell you. I’ll tell people later at an appropriate time,” Trump told moderator Kristen Welker after she asked if he spent that afternoon watching the attack on television in a dining room at the White House.

Trump’s former aides have said he sequestered himself in the room off the Oval Office to watch, at times even rewinding and rewatching some parts.

In the interview, taped Thursday at Trump’s golf club in New Jersey, Trump refused to say who he called as the violence unfolded. “Why would I tell you that?” he said.

Trump said in response to Welker’s pressing him about his public silence during the four-hour incursion that he had made “beautiful statements” on the day of the attack.

More than 1,000 people have been charged with federal crimes related to the Jan. 6 riot and more than 600 have pleaded guilty or been convicted.

Nonetheless, footage and accounts indicate that many of those who entered the Capitol did so peacefully and respectfully, and the event only escalated after U.S. Capitol Police began firing teargas on those outside, while some instigators believed to be federal plants attempted to encourage people to enter the building and to foment violence.

The reports of the murder of peaceful protestor Ashli Babbitt by USCP Lt. Michael Byrd, along with Trump’s personal plea asking people to disperse peacefully and the eventual arrival of the National Guard led to a fast end of the afternoon melee, allowing Congress to quickly finish its business that very same night with less debate and fewer procedural challenges than it otherwise would have seen.

Trump is facing federal criminal charges for allegedly attempting to overturn the outcome in the 2020 election, but he is not facing charges related to the events of Jan.6, for which he was already acquitted once by the U.S. Senate.

Trump said he might consider pardoning some of the protestors who were charged for their actions that day, many within the deeply corrupt Washington, D.C. court system.

“I’m going to look at them, and I certainly might if I think it’s appropriate” to pardon them, the former president said.

Trump also said he would consider pardoning former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, who was sentenced to 22 years in prison orchestrating a failed plot to keep Trump in power.

Trump said Tarrio was treated “horribly,” according to a full transcript of the NBC interview, which included parts that were not aired.

Trump was asked if he fears going to jail.

“No, I don’t really. I don’t even think about it. I’m built a little differently I guess,” he said.

Trump was also asked in the interview why he didn’t listen to the advice of attorneys in the White House who urged him to accept his loss to Biden.

“I didn’t respect them,” Trump said. “In many cases, I didn’t respect them. But I did respect others. I respected many others that said the election was rigged.”

Trump said he was listening both to his instincts and “different people” to guide his actions around the election’s results.

The NBC appearance was Trump’s first broadcast network interview since leaving office and marked Welker’s debut show as host.

Trump also said he was pleased to hear Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent remarks praising Trump for suggesting that he were elected to the White House again, he would negotiate an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine. Putin on Tuesday said Trump’s statements were “good” and brought “happiness.”

“Well, I like that he said that. Because that means what I’m saying is right,” Trump said on NBC.

Trump said he had had a good relationship with Putin, something he has said several times before, and denied that any deal he would seek in Ukraine would be a win for Russia and allow it to keep territory it has seized.

“That’s something that could have been negotiated,” Trump said. He went on and said, “They could have made a deal where there’s lesser territory right now than Russia’s already taken, to be honest.”

Trump repeatedly declined to say whether he would support a federal ban on abortion and he criticized a ban on abortion after six weeks of pregnancy that was signed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, one of Trump’s top rivals in the presidential primary.

“I think what he did is a terrible thing and a terrible mistake,” Trump said.

Trump said he did not care whether abortion was ultimately banned at a federal level or settled by laws in each state. The U.S. Supreme Court, with the support of three justices appointed by Trump, last year overturned the federal abortion mandate that prohibited states from setting their own restrictions following the 50-year-old Roe v. Wade case.

“From a pure standpoint, from a legal standpoint, I think it’s probably better” to be handled at the state level, Trump said.

“But I can live with it either way. It’s much more important, the number of weeks is much more important.”

Adapted from reporting by the Associated Press

Major Obama Donor, Sis of Illinois Gov. to Oversee Ukraine’s Economic Restructuring

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Major Obama Donor, Sis of Illinois Gov. to Oversee Ukraine’s Economic Restructuring

(Headline USA) The Biden administration has tapped former Commerce Secretary and major Democratic donor Penny Pritzker to coordinate U.S. efforts to channel private sector reconstruction assistance to Ukraine.

The wealthy heiress of the Hyatt hotel chain and numerous other ventures in real-estate, hospitality and investing is also the sister of current Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker.

President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced the appointment on Thursday, just moments after the Treasury imposed a raft of new sanctions on Russia and Russian operatives for their role in the war on Ukraine.

Pritzker’s appointment likely helps to assure that the massive money-laundering operations Democrats are suspected to be conducting in Ukraine—converting tax dollars into in-kind political donations or, in some cases, helping to line their own personal coffers—remain unscrutinized after hundreds of billions of dollars have been funneled into the so-called war effort with little apparent result.

Major leftist financial investors—including BlackRock, which has well-known ties to the Biden national security apparatus and is notorious for pushing its woke ESG policies onto unwitting investment targets, are currently lining up to get their cut of the profit once weapons manufacturers like Raytheon and Lockheed Martin have taken theirs.

“Working in lockstep with the Ukrainian government, our allies and partners, international financial institutions, and the private sector, she will drive the United States’ efforts to help rebuild the Ukrainian economy,” Biden said in a statement. “This includes mobilizing public and private investment, shaping donor priorities, and working to open export markets and businesses shut down by Russia’s brutal attacks and destruction.”

Pritzker, a native of Chicago with Ukrainian family roots has been a a prolific fundraiser for Democratic party candidates.

Her “extensive private sector experience, service as secretary of commerce, and deep personal connection to Ukraine and the Ukrainian diaspora make her uniquely qualified for this task,” Blinken said. “She will be key to our determination to see to it that Ukraine not only survives but thrives, standing on its own.”

Adapted from reporting by the Associated Press

Notorious Clinton Influence-Peddling Operation Expands to Ukraine

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Notorious Clinton Influence-Peddling Operation Expands to Ukraine

(Headline USA) The Clinton Global Initiative, a “philanthropic” offshoot of the notorious Clinton Foundation—which has long been accused of operating as a de-facto slush fund, influence-peddling racket and money-laundering scheme for the scheming power-couple and their coattail-riding daughter—is taking a cue from the Biden family by expanding its business operations to Ukraine.

They planned to announce the launch of the CGI Ukraine Action Network, as well as numerous financial pledges, to support nonprofits working in the country, as the annual conference opens in New York on Monday morning, coinciding with the United Nations General Assembly.

The announcement also overlaps with several other intriguing developments, however. Among them is the recent revelation that a major Democratic donor, Penny Pritzker, is being tapped to oversee the economic restructuring of Ukraine when its war with Russia is over.

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy also planned to return to Capitol Hill this week to ask Congress and the White House for $24 billion more in additional “humanitarian” aid, which would put U.S. contributions at an estimated $112 billion for the year 2023 alone, on top of the roughly $100 billion it committed to giving the previous year.

That comes despite recent revelations showing that Ukrainian oligarchs were spending some of the funding to purchase super-yachts that were being stored in Monaco.

The CGI announcement also follows the rumors that failed 2016 candidate Hillary Clinton may be angling for yet another shot at the presidency as Democrats in the D.C. Establishment begin to line up against Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.

Recent reports indicated that  former President Bill Clinton held meetings with Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., who is rumored to be the favored candidate of the No Labels Party and a potential spoiler for Democrats should he enter into the race as a third-party candidate.

Lastly, it comes after a recent biography of Biden broke the news that Hillary Clinton, who served as secretary of State during the Obama administration, may have violated the Logan Act by circumventing official U.S. diplomatic channels in reaching out to Zelenskyy about helping to evacuate residents from war-torn Afghanistan into soon-to-be war-torn Ukraine.

Her presumption reportedly earned her a rebuke from her former campaign policy adviser—and current national security adviser—Jake Sullivan but resulted in no criminal culpability.

The CGI Ukraine Action Network is the result of a collaboration that began last year between Hillary Clinton and Olena Zelenska, first lady of Ukraine.

The new organization, which will be formally announced Tuesday, is designed to mobilize existing CGI partners, as well as new leaders from around the world, to create and finance new commitments for Ukrainians, according to CGI. Numerous monetary commitments for Ukraine are also set to be announced Tuesday,

Continuing support is part of the Clinton Global Initiative, or CGI, theme of “Keep Going” this year, as Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton and Clinton Foundation Vice Chair Chelsea Clinton say they will convene political, business and philanthropic leaders to build on the momentum of the conference’s return last year after a six-year hiatus.

“The focus will be on what we can do, not what we can’t,” wrote the Clintons in a letter to the conference community, “and will highlight how even seemingly small actions, when taken together, can turn the tide on even our most stubborn challenges.”

Pope Francis and Bill Clinton will discuss climate change, the refugee crisis, caused in part by the war in Ukraine, and other pressing issues to open the conference on Monday morning.

In 2022, CGI announced more than 140 commitments, including a $1 billion plan from Water.org, co-founded by actor Matt Damon, to help 100 million people in Africa, Asia and Latin America get lasting access to water and sanitation.

This year, leaders including World Bank President Ajay Banga, Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky, World Central Kitchen founder Jose Andres and Ford Foundation CEO Darren Walker, will attend and make their own commitments, which are required for attendance at the conference.

However, for nonprofits working in Ukraine, the spotlight CGI is offering them, 18 months after Russia’s invasion of the country, may be just as important as the monetary commitments.

The nonprofit Save Ukraine, which has opened community centers across the country to help families and especially children traumatized by the war and works to rescue Ukrainian children who have been detained in Russia, is set to receive commitments of support during CGI that it plans to use to open more centers, said Olga Yerokhina, spokeswoman for the charity.

“We know that we have no choice—we must work hard and we are ready for that,” said Yerokhina, who is based in Kyiv. “But we also have this feeling of, ‘Guys, please don’t leave us because we want to be with you.’ If we are not with you, Russia is going to just erase us from the map of the world.”

Actor Liev Schreiber, co-founder of BlueCheck Ukraine, which vets small Ukrainian nonprofits doing humanitarian work in their communities so that donors can learn about these smaller organizations and feel comfortable funding them, said reminding people about what Ukrainians are still going through may be the most important part of CGI.

“The best possible outcome is keeping people aware that they are still an existential situation,” Schreiber said.

“Democracies are designed to push back against impossible odds. And it’s worked. It’s been a miracle in many respects,” he added. “… It really is a David and Goliath story. It’s extraordinary. And it’s not just them. It’s us supporting them. How can we give that up now?”

Schreiber will speak on a panel Monday morning about Ukraine’s short-term and long-term needs, along with Filippo Grandi, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Fran Katsoudas, Cisco’s Chief People, Policy & Purpose Officer, and actor Orlando Bloom, who serves as UNICEF’s Goodwill Ambassador. Bloom is expected to announce a commitment for new technology for Ukrainian schoolchildren on Monday, organizers say.

“I’m super proud of the global community,” Schreiber said. “This is a test for us. Do we really care? I think so far we’ve had remarkable success so far in supporting them. So many countries did something extraordinary to help. That’s significant. We can’t forget that.”

Adapted from reporting by the Associated Press

DOJ Blamed Trump for Lone-Wolf Attack on Cincinnati FBI Office

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DOJ Blamed Trump for Lone-Wolf Attack on Cincinnati FBI Office

(Ken Silva, Headline USA) The Justice Department blamed former President Donald Trump for a lone-wolf gunman’s attack on an FBI field office in Cincinnati last year, according to newly unsealed court documents.

The DOJ cited the April 2022 attack in Cincinnati as a reason to keep secret a search warrant Special Prosecutor Jack Smith sought for Trump’s Twitter account.

The Cincinnati incident entailed 42-year-old Ricky Shiffer allegedly trying to breach the visitor screening area at the FBI’s Cincinnati office with an AR-15-style rifle and a nail gun.  Shiffer fled when agents confronted him, and was later killed by a state trooper who found him along a highway and got into a gunbattle, authorities said at the time.

The Shiffer incident came shortly after Trump announced that the DOJ had a search warrant for his Mar-a-Lago property—and prosecutor Smith directly linked the two events.

In an April 21 legal brief—which was just unsealed Friday—Smith said that disclosing the Twitter search warrant “could precipitate violence as occurred following the public disclosure of the search warrant executed at Mar-a-Lago.”

Smith was apparently referring to the fact that Shiffer posted threats against federal agents after Trump made the Mar-a-Lago search warrant public.

No evidence has been produced that Shiffer’s threats were a direct response to Trump making the search warrant public.

Additionally, it was revealed after Shiffer’s death that the FBI was already investigating him for months prior to the incident. Shiffer’s background—a U.S. security clearance holder who served on a nuclear submarine—raised more questions about why he apparently snapped last April.

Nevertheless, the Obama-appointed District Judge Beryl Howell granted the search warrant in secrecy in January. It was only made public after Trump was charged in Washington DC over alleged election interference.

The documents unsealed Friday related to Twitter’s attempt to overturn a $350,000 fine, which Judge Howell imposed on the company for failing to comply with the warrant in a timely manner.

Twitter had delayed on the warrant over concerns that it violated the company’s First Amendment right to communicate with Trump, and that Trump may have legal standing to raise his executive-privilege rights to block the warrant. Twitter further argued that it shouldn’t have to comply with the DOJ’s warrant until the non-disclosure issue was resolved.

However, an appeals court upheld all of Howell’s decisions, including the $350,000 fine.

“In sum, we affirm the district court’s rulings in all respects. The district court properly rejected Twitter’s First Amendment challenge to the nondisclosure order,” the appeals court said in a July decision that was published in August.

“Moreover, the district court acted within the bounds of its discretion to manage its docket when it declined to stay its enforcement of the warrant while the First Amendment claim was litigated,” the court added.

“Finally, the district court followed the appropriate procedures before finding Twitter in contempt of court—including giving Twitter an opportunity to be heard and a chance to purge its contempt to avoid sanctions. Under the circumstances, the court did not abuse its discretion when it ultimately held Twitter in contempt and imposed a $350,000 sanction.”

Ken Silva is a staff writer at Headline USA. Follow him at twitter.com/jd_cashless.

Disturbing Video Shows Illegal Aliens Seize Mexican Train Heading to US

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Disturbing Video Shows Illegal Aliens Seize Mexican Train Heading to US

(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) A new disturbing video has emerged, depicting a train departing from Mexico en route to the United States, packed to the brim with illegal aliens.

Fox News obtained the footage on Sunday, revealing a chaotic scene as migrants cheer and hang precariously off the sides of the train. 

“FOX News sources capture a FerroMex train bursting with migrants out of Zacatecas heading to our southern border right now… cheering and clearly not heeding the message: ‘do not come,’” journalist Griff Jenkins said on Twitter. 

This unsettling video comes on the heels of a recent decision by DHS to release hundreds of illegal aliens directly onto the streets of Tucson, Arizona, citing overcrowded facilities. The situation drew the ire of former President Donald Trump, who has vowed to implement the toughest deportation operation in the nation’s history if elected president in 2024.

Conservative lawmakers have reacted strongly to the video, with Rep. Tony Gonzales, R-Texas, warning of an impending government shutdown, stating, “I represent 66% of the Texas-Mexico border – a hollow Continuing Resolution built to win a messaging battle does nothing to keep America safe.” 

Rep. Cory Mills, R-Fla., called for immediate action, urging Senate Democrats to pass H.R. 2 and consider impeaching Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for allowing what he termed an invasion. 

Echoing both Gonzales and Mills, Rep. Andy Biggs chimed in by saying, “This is what an invasion looks like. Nothing about this is regular or lawful.” 

The video has also garnered attention from prominent journalists with political commentator Monica Crowley simply stating, “I N V A S I O N.” Journalist Jorge Ventura pointed out that the illegal aliens are blatantly ignoring Biden’s alleged warnings.  

He said, “The Biden administration can keep putting out the messaging that the ‘border is closed,’ it’s clear migrants coming to the U.S. border don’t believe it.” Journalist Ian Miles Cheong sarcastically referred to the arriving migrants as “The New Americans.” 

Hunter Biden Could Face Subpoenas at ‘Appropriate Time,’ McCarthy Says

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Hunter Biden Could Face Subpoenas at ‘Appropriate Time,’ McCarthy Says

in a Sunday interview on Fox News’s Sunday Morning Futures, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., hinted at the possibility of subpoenaing Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, but emphasized the importance of timing and facts in the decision-making process. 

“The one thing the American public has to understand is there’s a strategy behind everything,” McCarthy stated. “We only follow facts. Hunter Biden will get subpoenaed, but when’s the appropriate time? Do you do it because television wants it, or do you do it around the facts and the timing?”

McCarthy has assigned Reps. James Comer, Ky., Jim Jordan, Ohio, and Jason Smith, Mo., to lead an impeachment inquiry into the alleged scandals surrounding the president. 

Comer, who chairs the House Oversight Committee, explained that the delay in issuing subpoenas against Hunter is due to potential legal challenges.  

“He could fight the subpoena in court,” Comer said in a Newsmax interview last week. “It’s very difficult. I think if it were easy to get a president or their son in front of a House committee that the January 6 committee probably would have done that with Donald Trump.”

However, the New York Post reported on Sunday that critics could argue that this rationale contradicts the actions taken by the January 6 committee, which subpoenaed former President Donald Trump and Kimberly Guilfoyle, Trump’s son’s fiancée. 

Prominent conservative voices have expressed their frustration with the delay in issuing subpoenas. Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., called for McCarthy to take action and slap Hunter with a congressional subpoena.

Former Trump advisor Sebastian Gorka criticized House Republicans, stating, “After 8 months? You didn’t even have the stones to subpoena Hunter. Waiting for your excuse.”

White House Breaks Silence on Potential Hunter Pardon Amid Indictment

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White House Breaks Silence on Potential Hunter Pardon Amid Indictment

(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) In a long-awaited response, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre addressed concerns regarding the potential pardon of Hunter Biden, the president’s son, who was indicted on federal gun charges. 

During a press briefing on Friday, one reporter posed the question that has been on many minds: “Will the president pardon or commute his son if he is convicted?” Jean-Pierre, who had previously been questioned about this in July, responded “no.”

She explained, “So. I’ve answered this question before. It was asked of me not too long ago — a couple of weeks ago — and I was very clear, and I said ‘no.'” 

In July, when asked by Fox News reporter Mark Meredith about the possibility of a presidential pardon for Hunter Biden, Jean-Pierre’s response was the same: “No.”

The discussion surrounding a potential pardon for Hunter gained traction earlier this year when prominent author Miranda Devine suggested that Biden might be preparing the public for such a move. 

Devine argued that the president was cultivating public sympathy by playing on his image as a family-oriented, empathetic figure who has endured personal tragedies. 

 “‘Hunter was a drug addict and Joe just loves his family, and he’s been through enough tragedy in his life,” Devine stated, speculating that this narrative could be used by Democrats to justify a pardon. 

Hunter’s indictment on federal gun charges last Thursday marked a significant development in his legal troubles. He allegedly falsified information related to his drug addiction in an application for a gun permit. 

This indictment is particularly notable as it is the first set of charges to emerge since David Weiss, formerly the U.S. district attorney, was appointed special counsel by Attorney General Merrick Garland. 

The continuous legal dispute has reportedly left Biden in a state of distress and frustration, compounded by a damning impeachment inquiry led by House Republicans.

DOJ Sacrificed Hunter in Bid to Save Bribery Biden: Rep. Jordan

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DOJ Sacrificed Hunter in Bid to Save Bribery Biden: Rep. Jordan

(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, has accused the DOJ of sacrificing Hunter Biden to protect President Joe Biden from allegations of political corruption, bribery, and interference within the DOJ.  

In a Saturday interview with the Washington Examiner, Jordan shed light on the ongoing political turmoil surrounding the Biden administration. 

“At some point, they were like, ‘Well, we’ve got to do something and let’s do this. Let’s indict him on the gun charge, which has nothing to do with President Biden,'” Jordan exclaimed. 

“It’s the one thing that has nothing to do with the whole business operation and the links that seem pretty obvious to most people to the president,” he added. 

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., appointed Jordan, along with House Oversight Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., and House Ways and Means Chairman Jason Smith, R-Mo., to lead a long-awaited impeachment inquiry into Biden. 

Jordan’s accusations resonate with reports that House Democrats are willing to throw Hunter under the bus in a political bid to shield Biden from the growing scandal. Democrats falsely argue that while Hunter is a troubled individual, there is no evidence linking his father to his alleged misdeeds, as reported by Politico on Sept. 13. 

“You can’t impeach Hunter Biden,” claimed Oversight Ranking Member Jamie Raskin, D-Md., before adding, “But he will be prosecuted.” 

Rep. Stacey E. Plaskett, D-V.I., echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the need to claim that Hunter does not represent the entire Biden administration. 

The DOJ’s decision to move forward with an indictment against Hunter could result in a federal prison sentence of up to 10 years. This indictment comes after years of investigation, a failed plea deal that raised concerns among prominent Republicans and the appointment of a special counsel, which added fuel to the political fire. 

The indictment also follows damning testimony from an IRS whistleblower, whose allegations were later corroborated by his former boss. These revelations have deepened the divide in Congress, with Republicans like Jordan alleging a cover-up, while Democrats seek to protect the President’s reputation, emphasizing that every president has had problematic family members. 

Soros Establishes TikTok Army to Praise Biden, Bash Conservatives

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Soros Establishes TikTok Army to Praise Biden, Bash Conservatives

(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) America-hating leftist billionaire George Soros donated millions of dollars to create an army of Gen-Z TikTok propagandists who will push extreme leftist causes, praise Joe Biden and bash conservatives.

In 2020 and 2021, the nonprofit Accelerate Action Inc. received $5.5 million from Soros’ Open Society Foundation, the New York Post reported. After that, in 2022, the nonprofit gave at least $300,000 to Gen Z for Change, another non-profit that boasts a network of 500 “activists, organizers and creators,” as indicated by tax filings.

Among the priorities of Marxist soldiers that were listed on Gen Z for Change’s website were abolishing border enforcement, defunding cops and ending cash bail.

As a result of receiving a bribe, the accounts of young influencer activists became littered with far-left talking points.

“We are unequivocally supportive of Medicare for all, the Green New Deal, Palestinian liberation [and] a plethora of progressive policies that a vast majority of Gen Z supports,” group founder Aidan Kohn-Murphy told his 288,000 TikTok followers on Wednesday.

Victoria Hammett, a 24-year-old and the group’s deputy executive director, also frequently pushed the notion that females should be entitled to murder their unborn babies.

“Abortion after six weeks will be banned in Iowa once the governor signs the ban. If there is a 13-year-old little girl who is getting abused and is too scared to or does not know how to report it, she would be forced to carry her rapist’s baby to term,” she told her 819,000 followers.

Aside from pushing the propaganda, far-left “soldiers” also were told to attack conservatives.

Conor Stayton, 20, a digital marketing strategist for the group and yet another propagandist, criticized Rep. Elise Stefanik, R–N.Y., after a shooting in Buffalo left 10 people dead in May 2022, accusing her of repeating “neo-nazi and white supremacist” talking points.

“Elise, maybe you should keep your mouth shut,” Stayton said to his 557,000 TikTok followers.

As predicted, conservatives became very concerned with the bribed army of young leftists.

“George Soros is funding the next generation of far-left activists on a platform that is beholden to the [Chinese Communist Party],” Stefanik said.

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