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National Disgrace’s “Senate Vacation” premieres today — TCC’s mini-parody skewers the Senate for skipping town without passing the SAVE America Act.
Senate filibuster rules give each member two speeches, not two hours. Jim Pfaff rebuts John Thune and backs six senators’ call to skip the August recess.
John Thune faces Trump’s demand to keep the Senate in session until the Save America Act passes. Jim Pfaff names the senators fighting the August recess.
Madison protests handed a police podium to Communist Party signage. Jim Pfaff tells Vicki McKenna why Tom Tiffany must call out the unrest and lead Wisconsin.
Jim Pfaff tells WHKY’s Chuck Boozer why Iran is an irritant, not an obstruction, in the Strait of Hormuz — and why the deep state is Congress’s fault.
Jim Pfaff tells Russ Clark the midterm elections turn on turnout and the Save America Act, not Iran – and lays out how JD Vance gets it through the Senate.
Jim Pfaff argues the oath of office disqualifies the 4 DSA primary winners headed for Congress, and calls out John Thune for stalling a bill 80% of Americans support.
Jim Pfaff on the Save America Act fight: New Jersey admits 6,600 non-citizen registrations, DHS counts 35,152, and John Thune still refuses to force a vote.
Jim Pfaff tells Bill Mitchell why the Save America Act must pass: 400 noncitizen votes admitted in New Jersey, a DHS count above 35,000, and a census shifting 15 to 30 House seats.
Jim Pfaff joins The Morning Answer after New Jersey admits 6,600 non-citizens were registered to vote. Voter ID has 80% support — so who is blocking it, and why?
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