Near half of States have illegal voting problems, Arizona is just one of them!

 

U.S. attorney investigating three groups reportedly 'registering non-citizens to vote in Arizona'

Timothy Courchaine's office names Stand Indivisible Arizona, Worker Power and When We Count in letters to secretary of state and Maricopa County, and has already referred matter to FBI, he says.

By Greg Piper justthenews.com 10-30-26

U.S. Attorney for the District of Arizona Timothy Courchaine's office is investigating reports about "three non-profit organizations registering non-citizens to vote in Arizona" and has already referred the matter to the FBI, he said Friday night.

He also sent letters Oct. 26 to Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap and Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes regarding Stand Indivisible Arizona, Worker Power and When We Count, citing "written and video reports" that "personnel acting on behalf" of the three groups "either intentionally disregarded or were recklessly ignorant of" Arizona law barring registration of non-citizens in elections.

Courchaine asked them to review registrations submitted by the three groups.

"On the eve of an important midterm election, the District of Arizona reminds the public that voting is limited solely to U.S. citizens," even if a non-citizen has "legal authority to be in the country on a visa or as a legal permanent resident," and that "knowingly causing another person to be registered to vote while knowing that person is not entitled to do so" violates federal law.

 

The 'Total transformation of the United States of America', proclaimed by Obama on October 30, 2008 continues unabatted!

 

The Socialist Takeover of the Democrat Party

Even California Gov. Gavin Newsom just admitted that the DSA is the Democrat Party’s future.

Gary Bauer Contributor patriotpost.us 10-30-26

The 2026 election isn’t over yet, but the Democrat Socialists of America (DSA) are already looking ahead to 2028 and beyond. Convinced they will take over Congress this year, they’re already measuring the drapes in the Oval Office, planning for “President Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.” That goal is realistic, and it indicates how far America has drifted from its core values.

When AOC first ran for Congress in 2018, many people dismissed the “Bronx bartender” as an ignorant upstart with no political future. The idea that she was a credible candidate for anything was seen as a joke.

But while she frequently put her ignorance on full display, it didn’t stop her from taking down a 20-year incumbent and member of Nancy Pelosi’s leadership team in the Democrat primary.

Since she was elected, her political skills have massively improved. That tells me serious people are working with her to improve those skills. Like it or not, she will be a formidable candidate, especially given the leftward lurch of the Democrat Party.

Even California Gov. Gavin Newsom, who definitely has his eyes on the White House, just admitted that the DSA is the Democrat Party’s future. He said:

“The DSA, the energy and the desire for bold change, not incremental change, is very much going to be the . . . the mainstream Democratic movement. Absolutely. No question in my mind.”

If anyone on the Left wins the White House in 2028, they will try to ensure it’s our last real election. But if it’s someone like AOC or Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed, it definitely will be our last real election.

Halloween is right around the corner, and I can’t think of anything more frightening!

 

An outstanding article describing the current Administration problems with immigration.

 

Does Immigration Now Work Against Republicans?

Donald Trump has ended the immigration crisis, but loses a lot of campaign ammunition in the process.

Hudson Baldwin Contributor patriotpost.us 10-27-26

We have a fundamental problem with election campaigning. In modern politics, every issue solved is one less issue to campaign on.

In recent years, both the Democrat and Republican parties have partially fixed issues but intentionally failed to resolve them completely because that becomes one less thing to complain about on the campaign trail. Rather than showing where the issue remains unresolved, it may be worth seeing the response when the issue is resolved.

Immigration was a hot topic for most of the 2010s and the first half of the 2020s. Joe Biden’s administration deliberately failed to secure the Southern border after the election, causing a major border crisis. Border towns were overrun with illegal immigrants. American citizens living just north of the border were hearing migrants knocking on their windows, asking for water and directions. Worse, crime went up.

As a result, the GOP got a major boost going into the 2022 and 2024 elections. The Biden administration gave Republicans ammunition to win majorities in places many thought impossible. Starr County, a border county that normally votes blue, gave Donald Trump a majority in 2024 almost entirely because of border concerns.

But migrants don’t seem to boost the GOP’s election chances anymore, ironically because Trump has been so successful. During his second term, Trump solved the border crisis. The U.S.-Mexico border is no longer ground zero for millions of migrants. The border towns that were overrun by illegals are now at peace. The crisis that affected millions on the southern border is a thing of the past.

That should be a huge win for the Trump administration, and it is. It took the president mere months to resolve a major crisis plaguing our nation. Unfortunately, campaigns and the electorate see it another way.

Most campaigners, especially at the state and national level, argue that change is needed, and for that reason you should vote for this candidate. Few candidates run on the platform that everything is great and we should strive to maintain what we have. Strangely, that is a far less effective campaign mantra.

The bigger problem when it comes to immigration is the PR trouble ICE has faced. While officials and agents do their job well, the optics, combined with the media portrayal, have been poor. ICE has become so unpopular that New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is now educating illegal immigrants in Spanish on how to defend themselves against immigration law enforcement. He will likely get away with it too. The lack of change offered by the Right, contrasted with the anti-ICE movement on the Left, has swung the momentum on the immigration issue back to the Left.

The media has taken this narrative and run with it as well. Recently, CBS cherry-picked the biggest illegal migrant sob story reporters could find, and put him on “60 Minutes.” The guy cried a lot and appeared as sympathetic as possible, completely misrepresenting the reality about real illegal migrants. In fact, CBS left unreported the real story — that the “Texas father” in question lied about his reasons for seeking asylum (a phony claim to be gay), leaving him open to justified deportation. It’s quite telling that CBS featured the guy’s wife while neglecting his “gay” claim.

Back to the broader picture on immigration, the point is this: Many voters are no longer concerned about immigration because immigration isn’t a problem anymore. They won’t care about the good the current government has done because those issues are things of the past. Instead, they are concerned about the issues that Leftmedia dangles in their faces, such as the economy, the war with Iran, and ICE. The Left has hammered those issues time and again, with great success.

Unfortunately, the GOP can’t use a similar strategy, since it has largely fixed this major issue the Biden administration created. And at the end of the day, the message of “we need to fix this” will almost always beat “we fixed this.”

 

An outstanding article describing what will happen in the USA, IF Republicans fail to vote in the mid-terms.

 

Debt, disorder and open borders: a midterm consideration across the Atlantic

As riots and a historic debt crisis both grip France, critics warn that the Democratic Party’s progressive wing is pushing the U.S. toward the same mix of runaway spending, loose borders and street disorder. Social media and some news outlets have widely shared videos of the purported students rioting while waving and wearing Palestinian flags.

By Amanda Head justthenews.com 10-26-26

As France reels from its worst riots in years, Americans heading to the polls next week might be taking a hard look at what’s happening across the Atlantic. 

What began as student protests over school conditions has turned into burned city halls, looted storefronts, and a government struggling to pay its bills, and some say it's a lesson for the US. 

"We will end up like France if our immigration policies continue and if the liberal [economic] policies continue. France has chosen to let these people in," Rep. Randy Fine, R-Fla., told Just the News.

Fine continued, "The French problem is not an illegal immigration problem; it is a legal immigration problem coupled with the radical views of people like AOC and [Abdul] Mohammed El-Sayed, we've got to stop it."

Warnings sounding off

The French riots have prompted warnings about the immigration stances of high-profile Democratic socialists ahead of the 2026 midterms. 

Speaking to Fox Digital, Santiago Vidal Calvo, a researcher at the Manhattan Institute, singled out New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., and Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, arguing that their approaches to immigration enforcement could move the United States closer to conditions he associates with France's crisis.

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, R-La., said on X that "France is descending into chaos because they wanted OPEN BORDERS — just like the socialist Democrats in America. What we are witnessing is a chilling warning for all Americans of what happens if the radical Marxist insurgent left gets their way. America is not merely in a battle of political ideologies — it’s a battle for the preservation of our civilization, our freedoms, and our way of life."

If the most progressive wing of the Democratic Party gains real power in November, the argument goes, the U.S. could start down the same road. Here’s how France got there:

Protests over schools transformed in riots by extreme left, pro-Palestinian agitators  

The unrest reportedly began with students protesting conditions in France's education system before labor unions, political activists and groups with separate grievances joined the movement. 

On Oct. 17, some 550,000 protesters took to the streets, according to CNN, and largely peaceful marches descended into rioting that left government buildings torched and one police officer and one protester dead. 1,200 people were arrested and 150 police were hurt.

Who did the damage is disputed. President Emmanuel Macron blamed insurrectionist elements from radical far-left groups, joined by numerous criminals. A French security source described the alliance between the ultra-left, the radical far left and young people from disadvantaged neighborhoods as unprecedented. 

Many of those neighborhoods have large immigrant-descended populations. That fact is the basis for arguments from President Trump, who blamed immigrants "from an entirely different world," and Vice President J.D. Vance. French commentator Éric Zemmour pinned much of the looting on suburban youths of African and North African origin. 

Jewish news and commentary outlet The Algemeiner published a column on Monday saying that "It is not a coincidence that the protests turned quickly to violence – a vast international network of pro-Palestinian organizations, including those linked to terrorist organizations, fueled the initial unrest in France on Oct. 17. Urgence Palestine, an organization established in the wake of Oct. 7, was proudly at the protests carrying Palestinian flags, while a branch of the Association France Palestine Solidarité announced its support for the protests, highlighting the signs associated with the pro-Palestinian movement."

Social media and some news outlets have widely shared videos of the purported students rioting while waving and wearing Palestinian flags.

A week later, some 70,000 officers were deployed and at least 400,000 people protested, largely peacefully.

Fiscal crisis another aggravating factor

The riots are erupting on top of a debt problem years in the making. At the end of June, France's public debt stood at 3.596 trillion euros ($4.08 trillion), equivalent to 119% of GDP. The eurozone average is 88.9%. France expects a deficit of 5.4% of GDP in 2026 and targets 5% in 2027. 

Moody’s doubts even that, projecting the deficit will only fall to 5.2% due to weaker growth and the political difficulty of real spending cuts. Fortune cited Moody's report saying “The 2027 budget process coincides with some of the most extensive social protests France has experienced in many years.”

Markets have noticed. Reuters reported that Moody's spared France a credit rating downgrade on Friday, easing pressure on a government struggling to contain social unrest and shore up its strained finances. Bond yields have hit their highest levels in 24 years, and French borrowing costs already exceed those of lower-rated Italy. Moody's held France's Aa3 rating on October 23 but kept a negative outlook, and warned the unrest could constrain efforts to cut the deficit. 

An Aa3 rating from Moody's is the fourth-highest long-term credit rating on the agency's 21-grade scale. It falls within the top tier known as "Investment Grade."

The discomfort in the situation is that protesters are demanding more public spending from a state that can’t afford what it already spends. Mike Bell, head of market strategy at RBC BlueBay, warned that all three major agencies could slash France's bonds to a BBB rating, just above junk, after next year's presidential vote.

Amanda Head is White House Correspondent for Just the News. You can follow her here.