John Fetterman draws a line.
A year ago, I recorded a monologue about something I was seeing in American politics.
This week, a Democratic senator stood before a Republican convention, called himself a “common-sense Democrat,” and publicly rejected what he described as extremism and socialism.
It seemed like the right moment to revisit what I said then.
“Most of My Friends Are Democrats… And That’s Why This Matters.”
@realDailyWire Anyone who kills their children is absolutely NOT an incredible person. Just stop. It’s ludicrous, and horrible, and it makes me sick women are supporting her!
STAY AWAY, YOU ARE NOT WELCOME: Port Authority’s retired cops just told Kathy Hochul and Mayor Mamdani to stay away from Ground Zero on 9/11... GOOD!
Their letter: you haven’t earned the privilege to stand with the families, survivors, and first responders. Your presence would cause profound pain and turn a solemn day into a political circus.
On Mamdani: anti-American associations, anti-law-enforcement record, judgment that doesn’t belong at that sacred site on the 25th anniversary.
On Hochul: she can issue heritage proclamations all she wants… but wiping One World Trade Center off her Muslim American Heritage Month site list while expecting a warm welcome at Ground Zero? Absolute tone-deaf.
25 years later.
Still sacred ground.
Not a photo op for politicians who spit on cops and erase the towers.
Great to have @RonDeSantis in Wisconsin today.
He’s set the standard for lower taxes, protecting privacy from warrantless surveillance, and raising teacher pay.
I’m glad he joined me, but as governor, I plan to give Wisconsinites fewer reasons to follow him back to Florida.
The midterm elections present a very clear choice: crazy vs common sense. Democrats are fighting to open our borders, raise your taxes, and allow criminals to roam free on our streets. Republicans are fighting for an America we can all be proud of.
Governor Newsom’s press office responded to criticism of AB 2624 with a message:
“Get the facts.”
We agree.
But what the government thinks of Nick Shirley — or any journalist — is constitutionally irrelevant.
The First Amendment protects the press from government.
It doesn’t protect government from the press.
So the “Stop Nick Shirley Act” (AB 2624) was PASSED by California Legislature and on its way to Governor Newsoms desk.
Can anybody please tell me how this is legal? You can’t stop somebody from expressing their first amendment rights. Nor can you stop people from wanting to investigate on how OUR TAX DOLLARS are being spent.
This is the government our forefathers warned us about.
Trump isn’t your dictator. California legislators and their governor is.
Pay attention.
This needs to be challenged and honestly our DOJ needs to get involved.
JUST NOW: Governor Gavin Newsom just SIGNED the ‘Stop Nick Shirley’ Act. Very Unconstitutional
THE DOJ NEEDS TO TAKE THIS TO THE SUPREME COURT IMMEDIATELY
PROTECT NICK
August 21, 2026
California’s AB 2624 — nicknamed the “Stop Nick Shirley Act” — has passed the Legislature.
It now sits on Governor Gavin Newsom’s desk, awaiting his signature or veto.
The issue is bigger than one journalist or one bill.
It’s about the dynamic government creates when independent journalists face greater legal risk for investigating organizations receiving taxpayer money.
Less scrutiny means less accountability.
And less accountability creates an environment where potential corruption can thrive.
This is a First Amendment issue.
Governor Newsom should veto AB 2624.
David Crowley blamed Scott Walker for his massive budget deficit and blamed the Legislature for his failure to keep Milwaukee County safe.
Crowley is a classic lying left-wing politician that ruins everything he touches and has everyone else to blame for it but himself.
Thank you, @FBIDirectorKash, for bringing a leading member of this dangerous cabal to justice.
Accountability is not optional. The American people have a right to know what their government did, why it did it, and whether public officials deliberately hid the truth from them.
We will restore transparency at HHS, protect the integrity of public records, and rebuild trust through action. No one is above the law.