Rusty Weiss

2 weeks ago | redstate.com | Rusty Weiss

Kamala Harris offered to visit Wisconsin in the days before the April 1st election to fill an open seat on the state's Supreme Court, but Democrats essentially said, 'No thank you.' It is further evidence that Ms. Harris remains deeply unpopular, to the point where even her own party recognizes her as a liability among voters.

2 weeks ago | redstate.com | Rusty Weiss

A Democrat activist had internal woke alarm bells go off when CNN's Anderson Cooper used the wrong pronouns to identify her at a Bernie Sanders town hall event on Wednesday. The awkward interaction occurred when Cooper attempted to introduce Grace Thomas, a civil rights attorney based in Washington, D.C.“She’s a local civil rights attorney. She’s a Democrat. Grace?” Cooper said in his introduction. Thomas immediately scolded the CNN anchor for daring to refer to her by the wrong pronouns.

2 weeks ago | sportsnaut.com | Rusty Weiss

Fans of golf icon Tiger Woods understood that their man wouldn’t be participating in this year’s Masters tournament, but they grew increasingly dismayed when he failed to attend the Masters Champions Dinner on Tuesday. That means he missed out on Scottie Scheffler’s wood-fired cowboy ribeyes, which weighed nearly two pounds each. It turns out that the same injury keeping him from playing may have been the culprit in his noted absence from the dinner as well.

2 weeks ago | lucianne.com | Rusty Weiss

Original ArticlePosted By: ConservativeYankee, 4/10/2025 7:57:40 AMMinnesota Governor Tim Walz spoke at a rally for military veterans on Wednesday at the Capital Rotunda and was interrupted by hecklers who showered him with insults as he tried to make remarks. Several veterans holding American flags and signs that read "Take Action" stood in the audience and disrupted the former vice presidential candidate's speech.

2 weeks ago | redstate.com | Rusty Weiss

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz spoke at a rally for military veterans on Wednesday at the Capital Rotunda and was interrupted by hecklers who showered him with insults as he tried to make remarks. Several veterans holding American flags and signs that read "Take Action" stood in the audience and disrupted the former vice presidential candidate's speech.