January 1, Trump heads to unlikely battleground as GOP fights to hold Senate

Wyatt’s Take

• President Trump is hitting the trail in Kansas to shore up Senate seats the GOP needs to keep control of Congress.
• Radical left activists and big-city Democrats keep pushing policies that hurt working families and drive up costs.
• Voters in the heartland are tired of the same old broken promises and want leaders who put America first.

President Trump is heading to Kansas this week, a state not usually seen as a battleground, as Republicans work to defend their Senate majority ahead of the midterms.

The visit comes as Democrats push hard to flip key races and take back power in Washington.

“We need every seat we can hold if we want to stop the radical agenda coming out of the other side,” a GOP strategist said.

Party leaders say turnout among working-class and Latino voters will decide whether Republicans can keep the chamber.

Meanwhile in France, a network of communist groups, labor unions, and global activists is being called “Chaos Inc.” by critics who say the coalition is fueling unrest across the country.

Reports show the groups are coordinating protests and strikes that have shut down transportation and public services in several cities.

Back home, the border czar confirmed that Rep. Ilhan Omar could face deportation proceedings if federal investigators prove immigration fraud during her naturalization process.

Conservative lawmakers say the case shows how some members of Congress have placed loyalty to foreign causes above American law.

Parents across the country are also watching a new California law that requires “hate speech” training for faith leaders, a measure pastors say is aimed at silencing traditional religious beliefs on marriage and family.

Church groups are already preparing legal challenges, calling the rule government overreach into the pulpit.

Slotkin admitted she wants the threat of prosecutions to scare young people away from taking jobs in a future Trump administration.

Critics called the comments an attempt to weaponize government against political opponents.

Wyatt Matters

Middle America still believes in hard work, strong borders, and leaders who keep their promises to the people who actually build this country.