Trump Loyalist Breaks Through Senate Resistance After Secret Deal

Liberty Check

• President Trump’s Deputy Attorney General nominee Todd Blanche moves closer to confirmation after reaching agreement with Republican holdouts
• Trump administration escalates fight against woke ideology at the Smithsonian Institution
• Armed citizens and off-duty law enforcement stop violent criminal attack at In-N-Out, proving Second Amendment saves lives

President Trump’s pick for Deputy Attorney General, Todd Blanche, is advancing toward Senate confirmation after successfully negotiating with GOP senators who had initially raised concerns about his nomination.

Blanche, who has been a steadfast defender of the President and established an anti-weaponization fund to combat partisan prosecution, secured the support needed to move forward in the confirmation process. The breakthrough came after detailed discussions with Republican holdouts who sought assurances on key Justice Department priorities.

Meanwhile, the Trump administration’s campaign against leftist indoctrination has reached America’s premier cultural institutions. The White House is now confronting woke ideology at the Smithsonian, demanding accountability for how taxpayer-funded museums present American history.

The administration’s actions reflect a broader commitment to restoring traditional American values in public institutions and ending the cultural Marxism that has infected federal agencies under previous administrations.

In Idaho, an armed citizen and an off-duty state trooper demonstrated why the Second Amendment remains essential to public safety. Both heroes returned fire on a gunman who opened fire at an In-N-Out restaurant, preventing what could have been a mass casualty event.

Police confirmed the suspect died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after facing armed resistance. The incident stands as yet another example of how good guys with guns stop bad guys with guns—a reality the mainstream media refuses to acknowledge.

On the international front, President Trump canceled planned strikes against Iran at the request of allied nations as negotiations are set to resume Monday. The President’s strategic restraint demonstrates his commitment to peace through strength rather than reckless military adventurism.

The Republican Party mourns the loss of former Rep. Kay Granger of Texas, who passed away at 83. Granger broke barriers as a trailblazing conservative woman in Congress and served her constituents with distinction for decades.

In contrast, the Democratic Party continues its public meltdown. James Carville threatened to abandon the party if far-left streamer Hasan Piker becomes a leading voice, while Joe Manchin warned against embracing socialist candidates with “crazy” positions.

Even Bernie Sanders attacked John Fetterman as “way out of touch” with Americans, exposing the deep fractures within the Democratic coalition. The left’s civil war intensifies as moderate voices clash with the radical progressive wing that has hijacked the party.

A Mississippi professor went viral after revealing his hidden method for exposing students who use AI to cheat on assignments, demonstrating that academic integrity still matters despite technological temptation.

In the digital world, a massive Bitcoin heist drained up to $89 million from over 1,200 Coldcard wallet addresses, highlighting vulnerabilities in cryptocurrency security that experts warn must be addressed immediately.

The Constitution must be defended.