A Russian plague lab worker is dead. What killed her? We still don’t have answers. My suspicion is antibiotic resistant pneumonic plague, but that remains unproven. Russia wants us reassured. I want evidence.

The WHO is asking questions. I’m betting we get bureaucratic babble instead of truth.

And Senator Ron Johnson keeps fighting for a COVID reckoning while Washington hopes we forget. He won’t. Neither will we.

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A Russian plague lab worker is dead. What killed her? We still don&rsquo;t have answers. My suspicion is antibiotic resistant pneumonic plague, but that remains unproven. Russia wants us reassured. I want evidence.
The WHO is asking questions. I&rsquo;m betting we get bureaucratic babble instead of truth.
And Senator Ron Johnson keeps fighting for a COVID reckoning while Washington hopes we forget. He won&rsquo;t. Neither will we.
Today on Stinchfield: Demand answers. Demand accountability.
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A Body, a Plague Lab and a Kremlin Explanation I’m Not Buying

Ken Paxton is closing the gap, and James Talarico is reaching for a political disguise. With a new poll putting the Texas Senate race just two points apart, suddenly the Democrat wants voters to see a moderate. My take? His convictions haven’t changed. His sales pitch has.

Oil and gas. Transgender procedures for children. ICE. Today on Stinchfield, we examine the distance between Talarico’s record and his election season messaging. Don’t confuse him for a flip flopper. In my opinion, he still believes what he believed before. He’s just learned which parts to stop telling you.

Meanwhile, NBC turns up the heat on Michigan Democrat Abdul El Sayed over his sister’s claims about their family’s Muslim Brotherhood connections. He denies having ties. But calling her account “hearsay” invites an obvious question: Why would your own sister say it?

Plus, President Trump pardons two Alaska diesel mechanics convicted over emissions tampering. Washington treated them like criminals. They say they were helping people keep their trucks running. We examine the federal crackdown and why Trump stepped in.

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Ken Paxton is closing the gap, and James Talarico is reaching for a political disguise. With a new poll putting the Texas Senate race just two points apart, suddenly the Democrat wants voters to see a moderate. My take? His convictions haven&rsquo;t changed. His sales pitch has.
Oil and gas. Transgender procedures for children. ICE. Today on Stinchfield, we examine the distance between Talarico&rsquo;s record and his election season messaging. Don&rsquo;t confuse him for a flip flopper. In my opinion, he still believes what he believed before. He&rsquo;s just learned which parts to stop telling you.
Meanwhile, NBC turns up the heat on Michigan Democrat Abdul El Sayed over his sister&rsquo;s claims about their family&rsquo;s Muslim Brotherhood connections. He denies having ties. But calling her account &ldquo;hearsay&rdquo; invites an obvious question: Why would your own sister say it?
Plus, President Trump pardons two Alaska diesel mechanics convicted over emissions tampering. Washington treated them like criminals. They say they were helping people keep their trucks running. We examine the federal crackdown and why Trump stepped in.
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Paxton Closes In... Talarico Scrambles

Three stars of the Democrat socialist left. Three controversies. One credibility problem.

Today on Stinchfield, James Talarico’s flu explanation gets scrutiny. First urgent care, then his primary care doctor. What’s the full timeline? The mental institution allegation? The facility denies he was ever treated there. We’ll separate the facts from the rumors.

Abdul El-Sayed denies family connections to the Muslim Brotherhood, but his half-sister’s resurfaced posts appear to contradict that denial. And Ilhan Omar faces fresh questions over why her listed birth year changed from 1981 to 1982. She denies wrongdoing.

These politicians want your trust and your vote. I want answers. The left’s rising stars have some explaining to do.

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Three stars of the Democrat socialist left. Three controversies. One credibility problem.
Today on Stinchfield, James Talarico&rsquo;s flu explanation gets scrutiny. First urgent care, then his primary care doctor. What&rsquo;s the full timeline? The mental institution allegation? The facility denies he was ever treated there. We&rsquo;ll separate the facts from the rumors.
Abdul El-Sayed denies family connections to the Muslim Brotherhood, but his half-sister&rsquo;s resurfaced posts appear to contradict that denial. And Ilhan Omar faces fresh questions over why her listed birth year changed from 1981 to 1982. She denies wrongdoing.
These politicians want your trust and your vote. I want answers. The left&rsquo;s rising stars have some explaining to do.
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Three Socialists. One Credibility Crisis.

Disgusting behavior. Serious allegations. And a political fight that keeps getting louder. New messages and competing accounts surrounding the Cornell Seven are fueling the debate. But are people looking for the truth, or just ammunition for their side?

Today on Stinchfield, I’m tackling the disconnect: Democrats leaning into outrage and immorality, conservatives demanding answers about evidence, consent, and whether a crime can be proven. In my opinion, condemning vile behavior is easy. Determining criminal guilt requires more than disgust. Consent remains central, and consent to one encounter does not establish consent to everything that follows.

Then there’s the accusation of “victim shaming.” Teaching young women to recognize danger, look out for friends, and take precautions is preparation. We cannot control someone else’s decisions, but we can talk honestly about steps that may reduce our exposure to danger. That conversation should never be off limits.

Precautions cannot guarantee safety, and failing to take them never excuses an assault. Perpetrators must be held accountable, survivors must be treated with dignity, and every allegation must be examined seriously. But guilt must be established through evidence and due process. Consent must remain the standard, not a political talking point. We can protect survivors, pursue the truth, and uphold fairness at the same time. That is not weakness; it is justice.

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Disgusting behavior. Serious allegations. And a political fight that keeps getting louder. New messages and competing accounts surrounding the Cornell Seven are fueling the debate. But are people looking for the truth, or just ammunition for their side?
Today on Stinchfield, I&rsquo;m tackling the disconnect: Democrats leaning into outrage and immorality, conservatives demanding answers about evidence, consent, and whether a crime can be proven. In my opinion, condemning vile behavior is easy. Determining criminal guilt requires more than disgust. Consent remains central, and consent to one encounter does not establish consent to everything that follows.
Then there&rsquo;s the accusation of &ldquo;victim shaming.&rdquo; Teaching young women to recognize danger, look out for friends, and take precautions is preparation. We cannot control someone else&rsquo;s decisions, but we can talk honestly about steps that may reduce our exposure to danger. That conversation should never be off limits.
Precautions cannot guarantee safety, and failing to take them never excuses an assault. Perpetrators must be held accountable, survivors must be treated with dignity, and every allegation must be examined seriously. But guilt must be established through evidence and due process. Consent must remain the standard, not a political talking point. We can protect survivors, pursue the truth, and uphold fairness at the same time. That is not weakness; it is justice.
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