On Tuesday evening, the Holton Township Board of Trustees adopted a resolution declaring the township a Second Amendment Sanctuary as well as adopting an addendum establishing a township militia.

Holton Township is located in Muskegon County.

Similar to Livingston County, which last April passed a resolution naming it what’s been dubbed a Second Amendment Sanctuary, Holton’s resolution declares the township will not enforce red-flag laws restricting gun and ammunition possession.

“Whereas, the Holton Township Board declares and confirms to express its intent to stand as a Sanctuary Township for Second Amendment rights, and to oppose, within the limits of the Constitution of the United States and the Commonwealth of Michigan, any efforts to unconstitutionally restrict such rights,” the resolution reads.

Chicago’s Democrat Mayor Brandon Johnson is now suffering from some of the most abysmal polling results in Illinois history signaling a loss of support from 72% of Chicago residents.

According to The Illinois Policy Institute, Johnson is joined at the bottom of the proverbial polling barrel by former Mayors Lori Lightfoot and Rahm Emmanuel who both polled as low as 27%.

A Laramie-based attorney, Tim Newcomb, has filed a lawsuit against Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray (R-WY). The suit seeks to exclude former President Donald Trump and U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis from future ballots in Wyoming. This legal action, filed earlier this month in Albany County District Court, is part of a broader series of election interference from the far left across the United States.

The lawsuit cites over 250 news articles and statements about Trump, building a case that he allegedly violated his oath of office by conspiring with foreign nations, his involvement in the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot, and his refusal to concede after the 2020 presidential election, Wyoming News reported.

The lawsuit also targets Senator Lummis, accusing her of betraying her oath by refusing to certify Pennsylvania’s 2020 election results.

The security tapes of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol will be viewable to every member of the public in a matter of days, Rep. Matt Gaetz said Thursday.

“The way that the Jan. 6 tapes will be released will be through a website where any member of the public can go and observe the videos that are being released,” Mr. Gaetz, Florida Republican, said on the SiriusXM show “The Wilkow Majority.”

“My expectation is they’re going to be released in tranches and that the first tranche … to be released will be in, you know, days, not weeks,” he told host Andrew Wilkow.

Making the footage available to the public has long been a mission for Mr. Gaetz, who made it a condition when he first stepped aside to allow former Speaker Kevin McCarthy, California Republican, to win his short-lived speakership in January.

Steven Crowder revealed on Louder with Crowder on Thursday that beer brand Bud Light paid trans TikTok influencer Dylan Mulvaney $185,000 for a marketing campaign. That campaign cost the company millions of dollars as beer drinkers revolted against the ad campaign and took their dollars elsewhere.

"This is an exclusive that was sent to us and we identified," Crowder said, bringing up a financial document showing that Mulvaney was paid $185,000. Crowder surmised that with numbers like those, Bud Light had likely been planning to consider the marketing partnership.

Bud Light lost some $390 million in the marketing disaster, and $6 billion in lost value. The chief marketing officer was forced to step down amid the controversy and heavy losses. The brand was forced to "spend heavily" on new marketing that did not feature trans influencers in an attempt to fix the beer's image.

While the Department of Justice works overtime to imprison top political foe and 2024 presidential poll leader, former President Donald Trump, over mishandling classified documents, Special Counsel Robert Hur plans to let President Joe Biden off scot-free.

CNN, which broke the news, claimed that instead of filing charges, Hur planned to “be critical of Biden and his staff for the way they handled sensitive materials.”

A fatal respiratory illness sickening dogs across the United States is puzzling the veterinarian community after the illness has yet to be identified.

 The former Minneapolis police officer who was convicted in the 2020 police-involved death of George Floyd has filed an appeal of his conviction, citing new evidence that the jury never saw.

At the time, TGP wondered what the FDA was hiding from the public when they would not identify the manufacturer responsible for these dangerous eye care products. They did not even bother mentioning what country the manufacturer was located in.

On Wednesday, the FDA FINALLY decided name the manufacturer and allowed it to initiate a VOLUNTARY recall of all their products from stores the same day. The company is called Kilitch Healthcare India Limited, which is located in Mumbai, India.

As Gateway Pundit readers know, a different Indian eye drop manufacturer named Global Pharma Healthcare earlier this year was responsible for a deadly outbreak that killed three people with several more losing their vision. Now we have ANOTHER Indian company that potentially endangered American lives while the FDA said nothing.

The news only gets worse and more infuriating. We also learned from the Associated Press that Kilitch Healthcare India Limited has a host of disgusting manufacturing and sanitation problems at their plant in Mumbai including barefoot workers, cracked floors, and altered records. And the FDA was fully aware of this from the start.

 A long-standing lawsuit over the reliability and security of Georgia’s elections system will go to trial in January.

In the aftermath of the failed Ukrainian counteroffensive, and with the geopolitical situation in the Middle East requiring ever more attention, it is now expected that Kiev’s military situation is to deteriorate for the lack of massive military aid that have been prodding up their war effort.

That celebrated role continued this year when Cohen was called to testify in the New York fraud case brought by Attorney General Letitia James. It mattered little to James that Cohen is a serial liar. Yet, even her office may have been surprised with the ease with which Cohen now admits to false statements.

During his recent testimony, Cohen was confronted by statements about Trump inflating the value of his properties that directly contradicted his sworn testimony before Congress. Most witnesses would be petrified by the prospect of admitting lying under oath. Most would refuse to testify under the Fifth Amendment. Not Cohen. He simply seemed to shrug it off and admitted that he previously lied under oath in 2019 before Congress.

Webmaster addition: It appears that Lititia James' case against Donald Trump is based on Cohen's lies, which means the case has no merit!

On January 6, 2021, the FBI explicitly chose to abandon a sting on a child pornographer in Virginia who was messaging with an undercover agent about having sex with a nine-year-old boy, opting instead to focus on prosecuting Donald Trump’s supporters who stormed the U.S. Capitol. Less than three years later, the FBI discovered the same man living in Alaska where he appears to have been performing sex acts on a 10-year-old boy, according to court documents.

On December 2, 2020, an internet user with the screen name “gayboy69freak” messaged an undercover agent with the FBI’s Washington Field Office, who was posing as a father pimping out his 9-year-old son, and told him that he wanted to travel to D.C. to have sex with the boy. The man also sent the agent a video of “a prepubescent minor male being anally penetrated by an adult male’s erect penis.” His IP address led the FBI to Brogan Welsh of Glenn Allen, Virginia.

What appears to be a slam-dunk case against a child predator was abruptly abandoned just one month later.

The FCC would have the authority to control the following aspects of each Internet Service Provider, according to the document:

• “network infrastructure deployment, network reliability, network upgrades, network maintenance, customer-premises equipment, and installation”;
• “speeds, capacities, latency, data caps, throttling, pricing, promotional rates, imposition of late fees, opportunity for equipment rental, installation time, contract renewal terms, service termination terms, and use of customer credit and account history”;
• “mandatory arbitration clauses, pricing, deposits, discounts, customer service, language options, credit checks, marketing or advertising, contract renewal, upgrades, account termination, transfers to another covered entity, and service suspension.”

Many citizens are fascinated by these events and first-hand go out to see the snow, take pictures, and have fun, without suspecting that something strange is happening. Different parts of the Middle East where unusual images are circulating worldwide. But it's natural for anyone to be fascinated by witnessing something that is not seen in a local area where they live. Many are not accustomed to this, as these places are mostly extremely hot. They indicated that many people have seen snow for the first time.

The Middle East is being battered by global boiling!

 A bill currently heading to Governor Greg Abbott’s (R) desk would allow Texas to arrest and deport certain illegal migrants.

 The estranged wife of the man accused of being the Gilgo Beach serial killer attended one of his court hearings on Wednesday, the first time she has appeared in court.

 The Senate passed a short-term spending bill on Wednesday night that will continue to fund the government at current levels until early 2024. 

 House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) called the separation of church and state a “misnomer” when CNBC co-anchor Andrew Ross Sorkin attempted to corner him about kneeling and praying on the floor of Congress earlier this year.