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Mamdani Tries to Sugarcoat Socialist Surge as a “Vision” for America [WATCH]

New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani discussed the growing influence of socialist candidates within the Democratic Party during an interview with ABC News’ Jon Karl following several Democratic primary victories by candidates he endorsed, as reported by Red State.

The interview came after three candidates backed by Mamdani, including two who identify as socialists, won Democratic primary contests in New York City.

During the interview, Karl questioned Mamdani on a range of topics, including Israel, the direction of the Democratic Party, criminal justice, immigration, and the policy positions of candidates he has supported.

Karl first asked Mamdani about Israel’s identity as a Jewish state.

Karl: “Israel is a Jewish state. That’s in the charter. Do you support that?”

Mamdani responded, “I’ve said time and again that I support the state of Israel as a state with equal rights.”

Karl then asked, “As a Jewish state?”

Mamdani replied, “I believe that any state that privileges one religion over another is…”

The interview also focused on whether the recent success of socialist candidates represented a broader direction for the Democratic Party.

Mamdani said the candidates he supports are advancing a political agenda that extends beyond upcoming election cycles.

“What these candidates offer is a vision that extends beyond the midterms, that extends beyond 2028…”

Karl also asked Mamdani about comments made by New York City Democratic candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier, who has previously discussed abolishing prisons and borders and has opposed deportations.

When asked about those remarks, Mamdani replied:

“What I saw from Darializa was a focus on what she describes as a ‘politics of life.'”

Karl continued by questioning whether those positions would be broadly accepted by Democratic voters nationwide.

“ABC: Abolishing prisons, having open borders…most of Americans won’t go along with that.”

Mamdani responded, “We can have disagreements on policy positions.”

Karl then asked, “We can disagree on something as basic as we should have prisons?”

“There are prisons,” Mamdani replied.

The interview also revisited remarks Mamdani made in August 2020 regarding incarceration.

“Frankly, what purpose do they serve?”

Karl concluded by asking whether differing ideological factions could continue to coexist within the Democratic Party.

“Is there room in the party for both of these views?” Karl asked.

Mamdani answered, “Yes…I think what makes our party a beautiful party is the fact that it’s a big tent.”

The interview aired as Democratic leaders continue to debate the party’s ideological direction following recent primary elections.

The broader discussion has also included comments from Democratic congressional candidate Melat Kiros of Colorado, who advocated for expanding support for Medicare for All.

“The only way we get Medicare for all passed is by getting rid of the Democrats that are actively standing in that way.”

The interview and related reactions highlighted continuing debate within Democratic politics over issues including Israel, criminal justice, immigration, health care, and the party’s future direction following the recent primary contests.

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Texas Sisters Mock Police With Grins After Allegedly Killing Mom Of Five [WATCH]

Three women have been charged with murder following the death of a 32-year-old Texas mother of five after an attack in Del Rio, according to local authorities, as reported by The New York Post.

The Del Rio Police Department said sisters Amaya “Cookie” Diaz, 19, and Kitty Mia Diaz, 21, along with 21-year-old Kyandra Renee Faz, were taken into custody Thursday in connection with the death of Caroline “Caro” Peña.

Police have not publicly disclosed a motive in the case.

The arrests came just hours after investigators say Peña was attacked in broad daylight in Del Rio, a city near the Texas-Mexico border with a population of approximately 35,000.

Video recorded outside the Diaz sisters’ residence showed officers escorting the suspects into patrol vehicles following their arrests.

In the footage, Kitty Diaz, who was barefoot and wearing black shorts and a black halter top, briefly smiled while officers walked her to a police cruiser. Her younger sister, Amaya Diaz, was also taken into custody outside the home.

Michael Elizondo, an independent journalist based in Del Rio, said he arrived at the residence after hearing reports of significant police activity in the neighborhood.

“I didn’t know what was going on, but I knew it must be serious” because of the number of police vehicles at the scene, Elizondo said.

He said he initially did not realize what the women had been arrested for.

“I saw the first girl going into the car, and I thought, ‘Whatever.’ … But the second one caught my eye.”

Elizondo described the demeanor of one of the suspects as officers completed the arrests.

“That girl was in a happy mood. … She was all smiling, goofing off like nothing happened,” he said.

He also recalled another moment after one of the suspects had been placed inside a patrol vehicle.

“All of the sudden I see the window go down, and the girl was sticking out her face, sticking out her tongue and goofing off,” Elizondo said.

According to Elizondo, a nearby resident later told him the sisters had been seen “driving recklessly” through the neighborhood earlier that day.

Authorities have not commented publicly on that account.

Investigators believe the attack occurred outside a Sonic Drive-In restaurant in Del Rio. Video reportedly captured Peña confronting three women before she was critically injured.

Peña was transported to a hospital in San Antonio, where she died at approximately 9 p.m.

Police said officers responding to the hospital traced the incident back to the Del Rio location, where the attack allegedly occurred.

Following their arrests, Amaya Diaz, Kitty Diaz, and Faz were each charged with murder and booked into a local jail, according to the Del Rio Police Department.

The department has not released additional information regarding the investigation and did not respond to media inquiries seeking further comment.

Peña’s death has drawn attention throughout the Del Rio community. She is survived by five children.

Social media posts attributed to Kitty Diaz indicate she is the mother of a young son. Earlier this month, she shared a TikTok video featuring the child and wrote, “My son is about to be 4 years old and still a only child.”

The murder investigation remains ongoing as authorities continue working to determine the circumstances surrounding the fatal attack.

Police have not announced any additional arrests or released further details about what led to the confrontation.

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DHS Rolls Out New Self Deportation Plan After Landmark Supreme Court Decision [WATCH]

The Department of Homeland Security has announced a voluntary departure assistance program for Haitian and Syrian nationals affected by a recent Supreme Court decision allowing the Trump administration to move forward with ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for those countries, as reported by Trending Politics News.

The announcement follows the U.S. Supreme Court’s June 25 decision in Mullin v. Doe, in which the justices ruled 6-3 that the Temporary Protected Status statute generally prevents courts from reviewing decisions by the Secretary of Homeland Security to designate or terminate TPS for individual countries.

The ruling overturned lower court orders that had blocked the administration from ending TPS protections for Haitian and Syrian nationals.

Temporary Protected Status was established by Congress in 1990 as a humanitarian immigration program administered by the Department of Homeland Security.

The program allows eligible nationals of designated countries who are already present in the United States to remain in the country temporarily and receive work authorization for a specified period.

TPS designations are made when the Secretary of Homeland Security determines that conditions in a foreign country, including armed conflict, environmental disasters, or other extraordinary and temporary circumstances, make it unsafe for nationals to return or prevent the country from adequately receiving returning citizens.

The protections are temporary and generally last between six and eighteen months before being reviewed for possible extension.

TPS protects recipients from deportation during the designated period but does not provide lawful permanent resident status or a direct path to U.S. citizenship.

Justice Samuel Alito, writing for the majority, stated that the administration had offered a race-neutral explanation for ending the TPS designations and noted its consistent position regarding the program’s prior implementation.

Following the Supreme Court’s decision, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin outlined a voluntary departure program for individuals whose TPS protections will be terminated.

During an appearance on CNN’s “State Of The Union,” Mullin encouraged affected individuals to pursue permanent legal status if they qualify or participate in the department’s voluntary return program.

“Either try to fill out the paperwork and be here underneath a permanent status or we’ll help you get back to your country. We’ll actually give you a plane ticket, plus roughly $2,100 to help you re-establish when you get there, but temporary protective status, according to the courts and in its name itself, is not permanent status,” he said.

According to DHS, the program includes a one-way airline ticket to the recipient’s home country along with approximately $2,100 in financial assistance per person to help with re-establishment after arrival.

Department officials said the assistance is available to individuals who voluntarily choose to depart the United States rather than remain after their TPS protections expire.

The Supreme Court’s ruling affects approximately 350,000 Haitian nationals and about 6,100 Syrian nationals who currently reside in the United States under Temporary Protected Status.

DHS said implementation of the program will proceed in accordance with the legal timeline established following the court’s decision. Current TPS protections remain in effect until the official termination dates are finalized and take effect.

Individuals who qualify for another form of immigration relief may still pursue those options independently of the voluntary departure program.

Those who neither obtain another lawful immigration status nor participate in voluntary departure could become subject to standard immigration enforcement proceedings after their TPS protections expire.

The Supreme Court’s decision represents a significant development in the administration’s broader immigration policy and restores the Department of Homeland Security’s authority to move forward with terminating TPS designations that had previously been blocked by lower court rulings.

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Brandon Gill Exposes Democrat Plot to Transform Red States Through Migrant Influx [WATCH]

Rep. Brandon Gill, R-Texas, argued that the federal Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program has been used to relocate migrants into communities across the United States following a recent Supreme Court ruling that favored the Trump administration’s authority to remove TPS protections for certain groups, including Haitians and Syrians, as reported by PJ Media.

The Supreme Court decision prompted reactions from lawmakers and commentators on both sides of the immigration debate.

Supporters of the ruling argued it reinforces the executive branch’s authority to administer immigration programs, while critics expressed concern about the potential impact on individuals who have lived in the United States under TPS protections.

TPS is a humanitarian immigration program that allows nationals of designated countries experiencing armed conflict, natural disasters, or other extraordinary conditions to remain and work temporarily in the United States.

Haiti and Syria received TPS designations more than a decade ago following crises in their respective countries.

Following the ruling, Gill posted comments on X criticizing the expansion of the program during the Biden administration and arguing that many beneficiaries had not traveled directly from their home countries.

“By the way, many of the Haitians who were given TPS under Joe Biden did not come from Haiti. They were living in nations like Brazil and Chile and came here to take advantage of Biden’s open border. They were sent, not to Martha’s Vineyard or Sherman Oaks, but to blue-collar, midwestern towns like Springfield, Ohio. And the people there were called racist for objecting to the culture of the town they built being fundamentally changed overnight.”

Gill also argued that asylum and TPS programs are susceptible to fraud and questioned how the programs have been administered in recent years.

Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin responded to Gill’s post by citing his own reporting from the southern border during the 2021 migrant surge in Del Rio, Texas.

“When I was at the Del Rio, [Texas,] Haitian bridge camp in 2021, many of the Haitians told me they had been living in Chile & Brazil for years before coming to the US illegally for economic (not safety) reasons,” Melugin wrote.

“The Haitians were dumping & tearing up their Chilean documents at the river’s edge hide this fact from the US so it wouldn’t hurt their fraudulent asylum claims.”

Melugin added additional comments regarding migrants he encountered while covering the border.

“The idea that all these Haitians came directly from Haiti after an earthquake or assassination is false. Many of them were living happily and safely for years in South America until Biden’s open border policies became too attractive to pass up. Others also flew into the US via Biden’s CHNV [Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans] mass parole program, which was supposed to be for only 2-year humanitarian parole grants. Of course, most never left.”

The CHNV parole initiative allowed eligible nationals from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to apply for temporary humanitarian parole into the United States under specified conditions.

Gill’s comments also referenced broader debates over immigration policy and congressional representation.

He argued that counting all state residents during the U.S. Census, regardless of immigration status, could affect congressional apportionment and Electoral College representation.

Those issues have remained part of ongoing political and legal debates surrounding immigration enforcement, census methodology, and federal immigration policy.

Supporters of the Supreme Court ruling have said the decision restores greater authority to the executive branch to determine when temporary humanitarian protections should end.

Opponents have argued that ending TPS protections could disrupt the lives of individuals who have lived and worked in the United States for years.

The administration’s implementation of TPS and related immigration programs continues to face legal challenges as federal courts consider additional cases involving humanitarian protections and executive immigration authority.

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Democrats Condemn Attack On Scott Wiener While Ignoring Radical Trans Militants And Antisemitism [WATCH]

California State Sen. Scott Wiener left San Francisco’s Trans March on June 26 after a confrontation with demonstrators over his views on Israel, prompting responses from Democratic officials and local leaders condemning the incident, as reported by The Post Millennial.

According to accounts of the event, Wiener was confronted while attending the Trans March at Dolores Park.

The gay, Jewish lawmaker, who is running to succeed former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in the U.S. House of Representatives, has participated in the annual event for many years.

This year marked the first time since the Trans March began in 2004 that he did not complete the event.

Wiener has long been known as an advocate for LGBTQ issues in California. During the confrontation, demonstrators criticized him over his position on Israel, and witnesses reported that he was jeered and taunted before leaving the park.

Following the incident, the California Democratic Party issued a statement condemning what occurred.

“The harassment and violence shown from yesterday’s march in San Francisco towards Senator Scott Wiener is unacceptable and must be called out,” the statement said.

The party also referenced Wiener’s “16 years in service” and his advocacy “for the LGBTQ+ community.”

After the incident, Wiener said the conduct of those confronting him made it impossible for him to remain safely at the event.

“They were so physically and verbally aggressive that it was impossible” for him to “safely remain in the park,” Wiener said.

The senator also noted that it was the second time within one week that he had been confronted by activists over his views on Israel.

He said a man who confronted him earlier in the week during a televised FIFA World Cup match in San Francisco’s Mission District was the same individual who had confronted him in 2023 over what Wiener said was his “tainted bloodline.”

The confrontation comes after Wiener’s recent decisions regarding issues related to Israel.

He previously stepped down from the California Legislative Jewish Caucus following debate surrounding his position on whether Israel’s war against Hamas should be described as “genocide.”

California Congressman Kevin Mullin also responded to the incident, condemning what he described as “hate speech, harassment, and violence.”

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie specifically addressed what he characterized as antisemitism directed at Wiener.

“As mayor,” Lurie said, “I can never accept hate directed at a member of our community. The language directed at Sen. Wiener yesterday was targeted, hateful, and antisemitic. In San Francisco, we welcome disagreement and respectful dialogue around issues many of us feel passionately about—but we cannot allow harassment and threats of violence.”

Lurie also encouraged residents celebrating Pride events to prioritize safety.

“If you’re out celebrating Pride this weekend, I want you to be able to do it safely. Let’s also look out for each other so we can all have a great weekend. We are at our best as a city when we celebrate each other, and I’m looking forward to doing that tomorrow.”

The incident also generated reactions from commentators on social media.

Kara Dansky argued that Wiener had not previously spoken out when activists targeted women advocating for women’s rights.

Andy Ngo wrote, “This is what you’ve empowered.”

Anthony Cabassa also commented on the incident, writing, “Not sorry that what you helped create is now coming for you for not being far left enough.

Now you can say the far left is a much bigger threat to you than the far right, which does not exist in CA legislation. Enjoy Senator. Mazel Tov.”

The confrontation occurred during San Francisco’s Pride weekend and drew attention from elected officials and commentators as discussions continued over political activism, public demonstrations, and safety at community events.

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Deranged Killer Slaughters Grandmother Dollar General Worker Over Pennies Before Dying in Shootout [WATCH]

A Dollar General store manager in Georgia was killed while working after what authorities say began as a routine purchase of a pair of hamburger buns, and the suspect was later fatally shot by police following an armed confrontation that also left a police officer and a K-9 injured, as reported by The Gateway Pundit.

According to WKRC, 44-year-old Alexis Hill was working at a Dollar General store on June 23 at approximately 10 a.m. when a man approached the checkout counter to buy a package of hamburger buns.

The Muscogee County Coroner’s Office identified the suspect as 33-year-old Jerome Willis. Authorities said Willis handed Hill two crumpled one-dollar bills to pay for the purchase, which totaled $1.58.

As Hill began straightening the bills during the transaction, investigators say Willis stepped away from the counter, pulled out a handgun, and shot her.

Emergency responders arrived at the scene, but Hill was pronounced dead at approximately 10:45 a.m., according to the Muscogee County Coroner’s Office.

Following the shooting, Willis fled the store before law enforcement officers launched a search for the suspect.

Police located Willis roughly three hours after the shooting. Authorities said officers issued verbal commands after finding him, but the suspect did not comply.

According to the Daily Mail, officers then deployed a police K-9 in an effort to take Willis into custody.

“They gave him verbal demands, but when the suspect ‘did not comply’, officers released a K-9 officer to apprehend Willis.

“As they did so, Willis again pulled out a gun and shot at the K-9 officer and others. In response, police fired several shots back, killing the gunman.”

During the exchange of gunfire, a Columbus Police Department officer was injured and transported to a hospital for treatment. Authorities said the officer was later released.

The department’s K-9, Havoc, was also wounded during the confrontation. Officials transported the dog to a veterinary hospital before Havoc was airlifted to an emergency veterinary facility for additional treatment.

Authorities later said Havoc underwent surgery and has since been sent home to continue recovering.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has opened a review of the officer-involved shooting, which is standard procedure following incidents involving the use of deadly force by law enforcement officers.

Hill’s death has left her family mourning the loss of a mother and grandmother. She is survived by three children and two grandchildren.

Her brother, Johnathan Hill, remembered her while speaking about the family’s loss.

“She can’t be replaced,” he said. “It’s a loss that I’m going to have to deal with, and the family is going to have to deal with.”

The shooting occurred during what investigators say appeared to begin as an ordinary retail transaction before turning deadly. Authorities have not announced any additional suspects in the case.

The investigation into the initial shooting remains ongoing, while the Georgia Bureau of Investigation continues reviewing the circumstances surrounding the officer-involved shooting that resulted in Willis’ death.

Dollar General has not publicly commented in the information provided. Authorities have also not released additional details regarding a possible motive beyond the events described during the transaction.

Alexis Hill had been working as the store manager at the time of the shooting. Her death has drawn attention in Muscogee County as family members, coworkers, and members of the community remember a woman whose life was cut short while on the job.

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Mayor Mamdani’s Pool Stunt Splash Drowned Out by GOP Showdown Over Fiery Attack [WATCH]

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani tried to make a lighthearted splash to open the summer season, but his fully suited jump into a public pool quickly turned into a political cannonball.

What was meant to be a community celebration in East Harlem ended up showcasing the Democrat mayor’s knack for controversy and confrontation rather than unity or joy.

The mayor, who has built a reputation for combining socialist rhetoric with performative political stunts, jumped into the Thomas Jefferson Pool wearing a full business suit.

The bizarre dive came during an event marking the 90th anniversary of the city’s Works Progress Administration era pools and the launch of expanded free swim programs.

Cameras captured Mamdani wading through the water alongside children while maintaining his polished grin, a scene that looked more like a campaign ad than community outreach.

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Things took a sharp turn when Mamdani used the event as a platform to wage a political fight against Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, the Republican candidate for New York governor.

Instead of keeping the focus on families and summer fun, Mamdani demanded that Blakeman apologize for recent remarks criticizing a Democratic congressional candidate who is backed by the Democratic Socialists of America.

Blakeman had said in a Newsmax interview that Brad Lander, now the Democratic nominee in New York’s Tenth Congressional District, “would be a camp guard in a concentration camp if he could.”

The blunt comment was made in reference to what Blakeman considers Lander’s tolerance for extremist leftist movements that fuel anti Israel sentiment.

Mamdani wasted no time taking offense on Lander’s behalf. Speaking to reporters beside the pool, the mayor declared Blakeman’s words “unacceptable and unconscionable” and called Lander a “proud Jewish New Yorker.”

The spectacle felt more scripted political theater than genuine outrage, and it pulled attention away from the event’s supposed purpose.

The mayor doubled down by saying that comparing Lander to “a Nazi prison guard” was “disgusting” and accused the Republican Party of trying to “dehumanize anyone they disagree with.”

It was hardly a surprise that Mamdani turned a backyard-style community event into another progressive soapbox moment.

Blakeman, who has been endorsed by President Donald Trump, fired back before the pool water had even drained.

He reminded everyone of Mamdani’s own controversial past, saying, “This is coming from the same guy who wouldn’t march in the Israel Day Parade, called AIPAC members ‘monsters,’ and canceled the Puerto Rican Day Breakfast.”

The Republican candidate then went straight for the jugular, calling Mamdani “a bigot, an antisemite, and anti-American.”

To Blakeman, the mayor’s sudden moral outrage looked like the height of hypocrisy.

Mamdani’s office did not respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment, perhaps preferring to let the splash stunt do the talking.

That silence has only fueled the perception that Mamdani is more interested in performance than leadership.

Many New Yorkers watching the video of the suited dive online seemed more puzzled than impressed.

Some cheered his youthful energy, but others called it a “publicity gimmick” at a time when the city faces real problems, rising crime, deteriorating infrastructure, and expensive living costs.

It was hard to miss the symbolism of a mayor literally diving into deep water while his administration struggles to stay afloat.

The episode also reinforced the growing division within New York politics, where establishment Democrats are being challenged by open socialists and far-left figures like Mamdani and Lander.

Rather than cooling tensions, the mayor poured fuel on them, illustrating how the city’s political scene has shifted dramatically away from moderation.

Blakeman, for his part, used the opportunity to sharpen his campaign message, stressing that Democrats like Mamdani are out of touch with common New Yorkers.

His bluntness, while controversial, resonates with voters tired of politicians who seem more devoted to ideological posturing than practical governance.

In the end, what could have been a carefree kickoff to summer became yet another chapter in New York’s endless political circus.

The image of a mayor in a soaked suit, wagging his finger about morality while being accused of bigotry himself, may be the most fitting metaphor for how far left politics have dragged the city’s leadership.

A simple pool day turned into a reflection of how progressive theatrics often drown out common sense in the name of making a statement.

Mamdani may have made waves, but it was Blakeman’s sharp rebuttal that stayed afloat long after the ripples settled.

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‘The Obamacare Marketplace Is Plagued by Fraud’: RFK Jr. and Dr. Oz Reveal Staggering Data Point [WATCH]

Another scandal has hit the already bloated Obamacare system, and this one might be the most jaw-dropping yet.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Mehmet Oz revealed that more than a million Obamacare enrollees apparently never provided a Social Security number.

That revelation leaves many Americans wondering just how deep the corruption runs in the left’s prized healthcare program.

The disclosure was made in a weekend video where Kennedy and Oz detailed the widespread fraud infecting the so-called Affordable Care Act marketplace.

Kennedy did not mince words when he said the Obamacare exchange is “plagued by fraud,” and he pointed directly at the Biden administration for dismantling basic integrity safeguards.

He accused partisan lawfare of harming the system and protecting scammers instead of taxpayers.

Kennedy explained what his department uncovered.

“More than a million people enrolled in Obamacare without Social Security numbers on file,” he announced.

“That is a glaring warning sign of fraud. If even a single person was on Obamacare with no Social Security number, we should have found out. Why are we paying people we do not even know exist?”

The question hit at the heart of the matter, because under Democrat control, accountability tends to evaporate.

Oz added even more troubling details. He described “shady insurance agents and other bad actors” who have been enrolling Americans into plans they never agreed to join.

These rogue agents reportedly file fake applications, use stolen identities, and collect millions in improper commissions.

“These agents refuse to provide client Social Security numbers,” Oz said.

“That, my friends, is a huge red flag.”

According to Kennedy, the fraudsters have a simple method to stay under the radar.

They choose zero-premium plans so their unauthorized enrollees never receive a bill.

“No bill means most people never know that they have been enrolled in a plan you and I paid for,” he said.

“The only people who benefit are the fraudsters.”

It is a setup tailor-made for corruption.

Oz insisted the current leadership is not tolerating this abuse.

“In May, we acted to shut down this fraudulent behavior on healthcare.gov and the marketplace call center,” he said.

Agents must now submit verified client information before they can get paid.

“No ifs, ands, or buts,” Oz declared.

It was a rare example of government taking decisive action instead of burying the problem under bureaucracy.

Kennedy reported early success from their crackdown.

“We have already eliminated thousands of fraudulent policies,” he said.

“We are working with insurers to cancel policies that never should have existed and recover every taxpayer dollar stolen through this fraud.”

That accountability stands in stark contrast to the previous administration’s neglect.

But both men warned that the fight is not over.

“We are scaling up enforcement to stop bad actors before open enrollment this fall,” Oz explained.

“Under Biden, the fraudsters ran wild. Thanks to President Trump, those days are over.”

That line was pure fire for conservatives who have long argued that Biden’s team cannot manage a lemonade stand, let alone a national healthcare system.

Kennedy’s warning to criminals came across loud and clear.

“If you steal from the American taxpayer or defraud American families, we will find you and hold you accountable,” he promised.

Oz followed up with his own firm message.

“If you are a fraudster, do not walk away from us, run, because we are going to find you.”

The message was simple: the free ride is ending for those gaming the system.

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Republicans have been saying for years that government-run healthcare invites corruption.

When programs grow this huge, waste and fraud balloon right alongside them.

Obamacare was sold to Americans as compassionate policy.

Instead, it has become a massive, costly web of deceit lubricated by taxpayer dollars.

Democrats waved away conservative concerns, but the facts staring back are impossible to ignore.

Every fraudulent enrollee drains money away from American families who actually work, pay taxes, and follow the law.

It should outrage every voter that bureaucrats under Biden let this disaster flourish while shrugging off accountability. This is what happens when ideology replaces responsibility.

Kennedy and Oz are taking steps in the right direction by working to strip these fraudulent policies and chase down lost funds, but conservatives know that until Obamacare itself is dismantled, the problem will never truly end.

Any program so large that it loses track of over a million participants without ID numbers is beyond repair. It is not just mismanagement, it is systemic decay.

This scandal proves once again how unworkable the liberal welfare model remains. Americans deserve a system that rewards the legal, punishes the corrupt, and respects the taxpayer.

That will never be found in the socialist experiment known as Obamacare.

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Based Pastor Goes Viral: Real Man of God Beats Down Pervert Who Vowed to Kill His Family [WATCH]

The small Louisiana community of Baton Rouge is once again in the spotlight, and this time the story centers around Pastor Tony Spell, a man who has never shied away from controversy.

Months before a now viral street fight that left a neighbor bloodied and Spell facing serious charges, his family had repeatedly warned police that they were being harassed by that same neighbor’s son.

According to local station WBRZ, Spell’s wife, Shaye, filed police reports in May documenting a string of hostile encounters with Luke Sherwin, the son of neighbor Scott Sherwin.

She told police that Luke had followed her in his vehicle, yelled profanities, and made obscene gestures during separate confrontations.

Officers were informed that he had swerved dangerously near her car, nearly causing an accident.

In a second report, Shaye said Luke again hurled vulgar gestures and pursued them as they were pulling out of their driveway.

These warnings came long before the altercation that captured social media attention this week.

That fight between Pastor Spell and the Sherwins allegedly ended with Luke Sherwin needing stitches to his chin after being punched repeatedly.

Spell, the fiery leader of Life Tabernacle Church, now faces second degree battery charges that could bring up to eight years in prison.

Police documents reveal that the feud between the two families had been simmering for years.

The tension dates back to the height of the pandemic when Spell, who famously defied Louisiana’s COVID gathering bans to keep his church open, accused Sherwin of spying on his church members.

He even filed a civil lawsuit in 2020, alleging that Sherwin installed surveillance cameras to monitor church traffic.

Spell’s suit also named state and local officials, claiming illegal monitoring and phone tapping.

Local law enforcement had previously warned the Sherwins to keep their distance after Shaye Spell reported being followed.

But the neighborhood feud did not die down.

According to police accounts, when officers arrived after one of the incidents, they found both sides hurling accusations.

The Spells were told to back off, and officers urged the Sherwins to calm down.

Nothing more came of the encounter at that time.

By 2023, the hostility flared again when Shaye reported that the same neighbor moved traffic cones to block the church’s entrance.

The Spells say the harassment never stopped, and they believe it escalated into threats of physical harm.

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Pastor Spell told reporters that on the day of the fight, Luke Sherwin approached him, shouting violent threats while he was working on a church bus.

According to Spell, Sherwin threatened to rape and murder his wife, their grandchildren, and his children.

The pastor said that after hearing those words, his protective instincts took over.

The confrontation quickly turned violent, leaving Sherwin bruised and bloodied.

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Spell admitted to striking Sherwin multiple times, insisting he was acting to defend his family and his duty as a husband, father, and pastor.

“He said, ‘Tony, I’m going to rape your wife, I’m going to rape all your grandchildren, and the next time you go out of town, I’m going to kill them,’” Spell told the press Wednesday.

“Number one, I’m a husband, number two, I’m a father, and number three, I’m a pastor who shepherds his flock. I will not allow a man to murder my children when I’m gone.”

The Baton Rouge pastor’s defiant tone is not new.

During the pandemic, his refusal to bow to government mandates made him both a target of liberal politicians and a hero to many who saw his stand as a defense of religious liberty.

His clashes with local officials then have echoes in this latest drama, which again pits him against those he believes are out to intimidate or silence him.

Critics claim Spell crossed the line from self defense into vigilantism.

Supporters argue that when the legal system fails to address harassment, a man has the right to protect his family.

Even many of his past opponents concede that repeated police calls, harassment claims, and ignored warnings likely played a role in the explosive outcome.

So far, police have not publicly identified Luke Sherwin as the victim in the attack, and his family has not commented on Spell’s account of the threats.

The case remains under investigation while Spell awaits the next step in court proceedings.

The feud between the Spells and the Sherwins, sparked by years of grievances and neighborhood animosity, has now boiled over for everyone to witness.

Whether Spell is judged as a defender of his family or as a hotheaded preacher who went too far, his story offers a glimpse into what happens when communities fray and trust in authority breaks down.

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Bouncer Caught Firing Taser Directly Into a Man’s Face Sparks Outrage In California [WATCH]

A chaotic scene unfolded outside a busy Carlsbad venue when a security guard fired a taser directly into a man’s face at close range, leaving bystanders horrified as the incident quickly spread across social media.

Footage from the confrontation shows a shirtless man standing only inches from the bouncer before being struck and dropping to the ground in pain.

The disturbing footage captures the guard pulling out his stun gun, taking aim, and unleashing the high-voltage jolt with no hesitation.

Witnesses reported that the man fell immediately, writhing in pain as sparks flashed from the weapon.

The unsettling spectacle did not end there.

Onlookers rushed to check on the injured man, who was seen crawling on the sidewalk before emergency responders arrived.

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The rapid response by police led to the arrest of the bouncer, identified as David Marquez, who was later escorted away in handcuffs.

Marquez, a 42-year-old San Marcos resident, now faces two felony charges. Police booked him on allegations of assault with a deadly weapon and assault with a stun gun.

The charges highlight the seriousness of what authorities are calling an excessive use of force by a private security employee.

According to police, the event occurred outside Park 101 on Carlsbad Boulevard around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday evening.

Statements from law enforcement indicate that Marquez used the weapon during an altercation that they are still working to fully understand.

“The investigation determined that during the incident, a security guard allegedly deployed a stun gun during the altercation,” the Carlsbad Police Department said in a statement.

“Officers arrested 42-year-old David Marquez on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and assault with a stun gun.”

The department added that officials are reviewing all available evidence and have not released additional details while the case remains active.

Medical teams from the Carlsbad Fire Department evaluated the victim and transported him to a local trauma center.

Though he is expected to recover, officials have not commented on the extent of his injuries.

Experts warn that taser shots to the head can lead to dangerous complications including potential brain trauma.

The establishment where the incident took place was quick to distance itself from the bouncer’s actions.

“The video is deeply disturbing, and what it shows does not reflect Park 101 or any of our establishments,” one of the venue’s co-owners told reporters.

“The safety of our guests has always been our highest priority.”

The venue added that Marquez no longer works for them.

“The individual involved is no longer employed at our property, and we are terminating our relationship with that security vendor,” the owners said in a prepared statement.

“We are fully cooperating with the Carlsbad Police Department and conducting our own internal review of how event security is selected, vetted, staffed, and trained.”

Local residents have expressed shock over how volatile nightlife security in California has become.

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After years of rising street crime, many venues hired private guards to maintain order, but incidents like this have renewed concerns about training and use-of-force policies among third-party contractors.

Some observers noted that while law enforcement officers undergo constant oversight and certification requirements, private security guards often face limited scrutiny.

This disparity, critics argue, can lead to dangerous situations when power is placed in the hands of underqualified individuals.

The footage has circulated widely online, reigniting conversations about accountability in California’s private security industry.

The state has seen multiple instances of excessive force by bouncers and guards, often caught on cell phone video.

Despite public outrage, few meaningful reforms have been made to ensure better screening before these individuals are given authority over public safety.

The situation outside Park 101 offers another high-profile example of how rapidly a night out can turn violent in a state that has allowed too much chaos to fester in its cities.

It shines an unflattering light on the lack of oversight that continues to erode trust in both public safety and private security operations throughout California.

For now, police say their investigation continues.

As the case moves forward, the footage will likely play a central role in determining whether the bouncer’s decision to fire at such close range was not only reckless but criminally indefensible.

The public will be watching closely, expecting real accountability for an act so brazen it could have cost a man his life.


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