'They are able to recall this vote at some point'

'Trump is essentially being leapfrogged'

'God bless America'

'A scheme that is plainly unconstitutional under Bruen'

If POTATUS Makes It to Election Night‚ It'll Be a Miracle

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Texas police said they tracked down five suspects who committed a series of "jugging" robberies‚ including one involving an 82-year-old man who was left bloodied and beaten. The victim‚ who wanted to keep his identity private‚ told KPRC-TV that he was attacked in a parking lot in Pearland after he went to the bank. Surveillance video showed the attacker hop out of a white car and run toward the man‚ then run back to the car after only 10 seconds. “I was disoriented‚” the victim recalled. “It was so fast that when I turned around‚ they have already gone.”He said he was hit on the neck behind his neck and the robber stole his wallet containing $400. Pearland Police Officer Chad Rogers said that the crew appeared to be operating numerous "jugging" incidents between October and November. The cash stolen added up to about $15‚000. “They were watching people going in and out of the bank‚ looking for people that were leaving the bank with money bags in their hands or the envelopes the cash is in‚" he explained. The group used rental cars and temporary tags in order to elude detection‚ but police were able to utilize footage from license-plate reading cameras in order to find them. Rogers said that all of the victims were over the age of 60 years. “The elderly were targeted‚ but this could be anybody. It’s really about just situational awareness‚” he explained. The suspects were given bonds ranging from $500‚000 to $750‚000 after being charged with engaging in organized criminal activity. They are currently being detained at the Brazoria County Jail. The victim said he was glad they were arrested and offered advice to others to avoid jugging attacks. “Be very careful. When you are in any parking lot anywhere‚ look around constantly‚” he said. Here's a video about the arrests: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Surveillance video captured a mob beating up and robbing a woman walking on a Chicago road before coming back to brutalize her again after bystanders refuse to help her. The harrowing incident unfolded at about 4:20 a.m. on Jan. 31 when the 35-year-old woman was walking on Lawrence Avenue in Jefferson Park on her way to work. Adriana spoke to WLS-TV about the attack. Video shows a car pulling up to the woman and four men jumping out and surrounding her. She says they had guns and threatened her while taking her property‚ including her cellphone and wallet. "The pistol. The three of them had guns. They pointed at her head‚ her neck‚" said the victim's daughter. Adriana‚ her husband‚ and their 12-year-old watched the video of the brutal attack with tears streaming down their faces. The video shows the mob getting back into their car and speeding away. The woman tried to flag down cars and a Chicago Transit bus to ask for help‚ but no one stopped. And that's when the attackers appeared to come back. Video shows one assailant appear to punch her. "They told her they were going to shoot her if she didn't give them the pin‚" said Adriana's daughter. "The next time they came‚ she thought they were going to kill her for the same thing." Adriana was transported to a hospital and was reported to be in good condition. She told WLS that she survived by focusing on her husband and daughter. Residents in the area said the incident had them concerned about their safety. "It worries me‚ so now‚ I end up staying basically at home once the sun goes down‚" said Dawn Hughes.Police said they were investigating but so far‚ had no information about any potential suspects. Here's a local news report about the incident: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Republican National Committee chairwoman Ronna McDaniel has informed former President Donald Trump that she plans to leave the role after the South Carolina Republican presidential primary later this month‚ the New York Times reported‚ citing two individuals acquainted with the plans.While former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is still running against Trump in the GOP presidential primary‚ it appears that Trump will easily lock up the party's 2024 presidential nomination.During an interview when Maria Bartiromo of the Fox Business Network and Fox News Channel asked Trump how McDaniel is performing‚ Trump said‚ "I think she did great when she ran Michigan for me. I think she did OK initially in the RNC. I would say right now‚" he continued‚ "they'll probably be some changes made." — (@) "In my successful run in 2016‚ the State of Michigan really came through - First time in Decades that it was won by a Republican‚ and it was headed up by my friend Ronna McDaniel. Ronna is now Head of the RNC‚ and I'll be making a decision the day after the South Carolina Primary as to my recommendations for RNC Growth‚" Trump wrote in a Monday Truth Social post.While interviewing Trump‚ Rob Schmitt of Newsmax suggested that the RNC has had issues with fundraising and election performance and asked Trump whether it is time for McDaniel to depart from her post. "Well I think she knows that. I think she understands that‚" Trump responded.McDaniel‚ who is a niece of U.S. Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah‚ has been serving as RNC chair since 2017. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Daily Beast Columnist Says James Lankford Is in a 'Lose-Lose' Proposition Over 'Restrictive' Bill