Trump’s MAGA Clinches Major Victory in Nail-Biter Election

MAGA tourism in the heart of DC

On Friday night I arranged for a group to meet at Butterworth’s for a small dinner. I joke that I’ve become the Butterworth’s Whisperer, chaperoning curious and skittish liberal friends to DC’s Trump-era living museum for lamb tartare, cozy lighting and dissident ambiance. I needn’t waste too much time describing the scene. The restaurant has been profiled more often than the new Pope. Suffice it to say the fries are sliver-thin and seed-oil-fre…

Hemphill, MAGA Granny, Stands Strong Despite Suppressing Narratives - Real News Now

An intriguing development has emerged highlighting long-standing MAGA activist Pamela Hemphill. Hemphill, a resident of the great state of Idaho, has found herself at the center of discussion after being extensively pardoned by President Donald Trump for actions during the much-debated Capitol Hill incident of January 6, 2021. Within a wide spectrum of recent presidential pardons, including reality TV stars and infringed local sheriffs, Hemphill…

The US’s biggest export? Trump’s MAGA mindset

The United States is punishing governments that try to moderate social media. Australia is in the firing line.

Trump’s MAGA clinches major victory in nail-biter election

Is the MAGA movement on the rise across the world?

Celebrating A Decade of MAGA: 'We Have A Leader Making Decisions That Are Herculean' (War Room Video)

On Thursday, May 29, War Room host Steve Bannon unleashed a vintage monologue delineating President Trump’s decade-long, mythic journey that, according to Bannon, “is just a preamble for what’s about to happen.” “Ten years ago, on June 15, President Trump came down the Golden Escalator,” Steve Bannon said.

The Real Reason We Want to See MAGA as a Cult

It’s hard to pinpoint exactly when the word cult affixed itself to Donald Trump and his movement. It may have been as early as 2016, when, weeks before the Iowa caucus, Trump declared with god-man-like aplomb that he could shoot someone in Times Square and not lose a vote. It may have been mid-2018, when Bob Corker, a Republican senator from Tennessee, fretted as he left office about the “cultish” turn in the party. Or maybe it can be traced to …