C34.Trump’s Power CRUMBLES After FURIOUS Senate Walkout STUNS Capitol
Trump’s Power CRUMBLES After FURIOUS Senate Walkout STUNS Capitol
The dramatic walkout of Democratic senators from the Senate Judiciary Committee was not “theatrics,” but a furious, necessary alarm bell. It was a visible, visceral protest against the deliberate strangling of Senate procedure to
The core of the outrage, which led senators to abandon their seats and accuse the committee of running a “kangaroo court,” was the nomination of Emil Bove for a lifetime seat on the Third Circuit Court of Appeals.
The Charge of Defying the Judiciary
The primary accusation that set the “chamber on fire” came from whistleblower Erez Reuveni, a former DOJ attorney. Reuveni alleged that Bove was centrally involved in a push to ignore or circumvent a federal judge’s order halting deportations.
The stakes of this allegation are immense. As one senator stated, installing a judge who “allegedly treats a judge’s injunction like a suggestion” is not a minor dispute; it is a direct attack on the judiciary and the rule of law itself.
Procedural Vandalism: The Power of Speed
The walkout was triggered by Republican leadership, primarily Committee Chair Chuck Grassley, cutting off debate and refusing to allow senators—even some of the
By moving with “raw velocity,” the majority achieved its goal:
Skip Scrutiny:
- Preventing the facts—the whistleblower’s testimony and corroborating documents—from entering the public record in a meaningful way.
Ensure Loyalty:
- Advancing a nominee who critics fear sees his role as
“advancing a president’s will rather than checking it.”
The objective is to populate the federal bench with political loyalists who can ensure the administration will
The dramatic exit of the Democrats did not stop the vote, as Republicans still held the majority to advance Bove to the full Senate floor.
A79.Meaning behind Erika Kirk’s heartbreaking gesture
The widow of Charlie Kirk made an emotional gesture during her late husband’s memorial service yesterday (September 21).
Earlier this month, the late political activist and Turning Point USA figurehead was fatally gunned down whilst speaking at the Utah Valley University campus.
The 31-year-old left behind wife Erika Kirk and their two young kids.
His funeral unfolded at the home of NFL team Arizona Cardinals over the weekend, in front of tens of thousands of supporters and MAGA dignitaries, with tributes being paid by president Donald Trump, his underling JD Vance and the heartbroken Mrs Kirk.
One moment in particular stood out during the mother’s speech; positioning her left fingers in a certain way and pointing them towards the sky – but what did it all mean?
According to Lingvano, Kirk performed an ‘I love you’ gesture.
To do so in American Sign Language, you must form an ‘L’ with your thumb and index finger, keeping them extended and then lift your little finger.
The middle and ring fingers need to keep touching your palm, and finally, direct the hand towards the person you’re addressing.
By aiming her hand upward, Kirk was sending a message to her beloved husband waiting for her in heaven.
Elsewhere in her tribute, the 36-year-old said of the deceased: “He left this world without regret. He did 100 per cent of what he could every day. But I want you to know something: Charlie died with incomplete work, but not with unfinished business.”
She then proceeded to reveal she’d forgiven her husband’s assassin, currently believed to be Tyler Robinson.
“I forgive him because it is what Christ did. Father, forgive them, for they not know what they do.”
She then said Mr Kirk ‘wanted to save young men, just like the one who took his life’, before announcing that she would be carrying the torch as Turning Point USA’s CEO and chairwoman.
The world ‘needs a group that will point young people away from the path and misery and sin,’ added the widow, “and so, I promise you today, every part of our work will become greater.”
The fallen right-wing commentator will soon be posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Trump.
In other news, Mr Kirk’s surgeon allegedly told TPUSA member Andrew Kolvet that the victim ‘miraculously’ saved other people’s lives on the day he died for one reason.
Mike Pence with tears in their eyes make the sad announcement..
For months, former Vice President Mike Pence had been wrestling with a truth that he had long tried to suppress—a truth that, despite his hopes, refused to be silenced. It was a burden he carried privately, cloaked behind a calm demeanor and unwavering professionalism. But now, standing beneath the harsh lights of the press room, facing a sea of cameras and expectant eyes, he could no longer delay the inevitable.
His expression was somber, marked by the fatigue of sleepless nights and the silent weight of introspection. As he approached the podium, a hush fell over the room. Gone was the familiar confidence in his posture; in its place stood a man visibly shaken, bearing the heaviness of what he was about to say. His voice, usually measured and steady, quivered with restrained emotion. Tears welled in his eyes, a reflection of the personal toll the moment demanded. He paused, drawing a deep, trembling breath before speaking—each word carefully chosen, each syllable laced with sorrow.
“This is not a decision I arrived at lightly,” he began, his voice barely above a whisper. “It is one that has weighed on my heart for a long time—tested my faith, challenged my principles, and forced me to confront my deepest beliefs.”
The room remained silent, the gravity of his words anchoring everyone in place. This wasn’t a campaign speech, nor a policy announcement. It was something far more intimate—an unveiling of the man behind the title. For years, Pence had stood at the center of American politics, a figure of stoicism and conviction. Yet in this moment, stripped of pretense, he revealed a side of himself rarely seen: raw, vulnerable, human.
Earlier that day, he had gone through the motions of routine—buttoning his shirt, reviewing notes, praying quietly in the solitude of his study. Each step felt heavier than the last, each breath a reminder of the crossroads he stood at.
The speech in his hands had been rewritten dozens of times, revised with every sleepless night and whispered prayer. Still, no version ever felt quite right, because no words could truly capture what this decision meant to him.
He had always been a man of unwavering principles, guided by his faith, loyal to his convictions. But as the months passed and the pressure mounted, the clarity he sought had slowly given way to conflict—between duty and conscience, between expectation and truth.
Now, before the world, he made his stand—not as a politician, but as a man choosing integrity over ambition, conviction over comfort. The cameras flashed. The world watched. But for Mike Pence, this was not a performance. It was a reckoning.
And though the silence that followed his speech spoke volumes, it was not just the end of a chapter—it was the beginning of a legacy defined not by power, but by the courage to speak truth, even when it hurts most.
