It says a lot when blue-state elected officials are willing to use police power to compel an election outcome.

Most governors' emergency powers expire after 30 days. The reason? The executive can't make laws. The executive can only enforce laws. A 30-day window provides adequate time for the affected state's legislature to meet and enact the laws they see fit with an expiration-date clause. The governor can then sign and legally enforce those laws until they expire.

Today we have apparently reached the point in time when blue-state legislatures have conspired with their governors to create a monarchy form of government. How nice. For them. The constitutions, state and federal, be damned.

A Senate panel could decide as early as next week to subpoena several of Joe Biden's advisers in its investigation of Hunter Biden's profiting from the Ukrainian natural gas company Burisma while his vice president father was in charge of Ukraine policy.

Politico reported sources said the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee has been trying to secure voluntary witness statements, but negotiations so far have failed.

Senate Judiciary releases 'bombshell' docs undercutting Trump-Russia probe

Anti-American Facebook is run by radical leftists who try to undermine the USA. "Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg blasted the Trump administration," reported Breitbart.

Conservatives don't realize Facebook hides their posts. For example, USA.Life CEO Steven Andrew had 5 million posts hid by Facebook per month, while FB pretended nothing was going on. Billions of conservative posts are estimated hidden.

National emergency. Invite your family, friends, church and businesses to friend you on USA.Life while you still can.

Two of three likely voters say most major news outlets have a political agenda.

The Rasmussen Reports poll comes on the heels of the New York Times forcing the resignation of an editor for publishing an op-ed by a Republican senator and being hit with a defamation suit by Liberty University alleging false reporting.