The Regime Came For Your Vote and Blew It: A Judge Killed Trump’s Loyalty Test, and Illinois Shut Down His Surveillance

Plus: Hochul just cut checks to the farmers Trump’s tariffs broke

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ILLINOIS JUST SHUT THE REGIME OUT

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker

While the regime looks for new ways to make life harder for transgender Americans, Gov. JB Pritzker spent Sunday doing the opposite—signing three laws that put Illinois firmly on their side, hours before he marched in the Chicago Pride Parade.

One keeps testosterone out of the state’s prescription records, so no other state can dig through them to punish someone for legal care. Another makes sure your ID reflects who you are, protected no matter who’s in power. The third makes insurance cover six months of hormone therapy at once, ending the wait for a refill.

“The work will continue until all Illinoisans are safe, healthy, and free to express their truest selves,” Pritzker said—and then he backed it with three signatures.

The regime wants transgender people afraid and alone. Illinois just told them the whole state has their back.

TRUMP GUTTED THE FARMS. HOCHUL FOUGHT BACK.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul

When Trump’s tariffs came for New York’s farmers, Gov. Kathy Hochul didn’t send a strongly worded letter. She sent money.

The trade war hammered the people who grow our food—dairy farmers, ranchers, families watching the price of feed, grain, and fertilizer climb with no end in sight. The regime broke it. Then, last week, it crawled to Congress begging for $11 billion more in farmer bailouts to patch a hole it punched itself.

Hochul didn’t wait on Washington. On Monday she opened a $30 million relief fund—direct checks up to $25,000 straight into farmers’ hands. “The tariffs imposed by the Trump administration are reckless and damaging,” she said—and then actually did something about it.

A JUDGE KILLED A TRUMP LOYALTY TEST

US District Judge Myong Joun

The regime tried to hide a political hit list inside a program that erases debt for people who spend their careers helping others. On Tuesday, a federal judge tore it out.

Public Service Loan Forgiveness wipes the student loans of people who give ten years to public work—teachers, nurses, public defenders, more than a million so far. Trump’s rule set the trap in plain sight: strip forgiveness from anyone whose employer the regime labeled, in the rule’s own language, a “substantial illegal purpose.”

Translated: help immigrants, teach diversity, or support gender-affirming care, and the regime could brand your job illegal and take back what you earned.

US District Judge Myong Joun blocked it cold, ruling it violates the First Amendment and “has already chilled protected speech.” It’s the same move the regime runs everywhere—punish the people who help the vulnerable, and call it the law.

A million people did the work, earned the relief, and kept it. The regime lost.

THE REGIME’S VOTER ATTACK JUST ATE ITSELF

Speaker Mike Johnson

The regime spent the week trying to make it harder for you to vote—and got so greedy it tripped over its own feet.

Trump’s SAVE Act would force Americans to dig up citizenship papers just to register. Speaker Mike Johnson even tried to smuggle it into the must-pass defense bill. But more than a dozen of his own hard-liners—Anna Paulina Luna, Chip Roy, Lauren Boebert and others—blew it up, 198 to 224.

Not out of conscience. They wanted the voter suppression written more harshly, and threw a fit when Johnson’s version wasn’t cruel enough. Trump told them to quit grandstanding. They ignored him.

So it collapsed. Johnson canceled the rest of the week’s schedule and sent everyone home with nothing done. The bill isn’t dead—it’s stalled, and they’ll be back for your vote. But for now, the ugliest election law in a generation is going nowhere. Killed by their own greed.

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Hochul sent checks to the farmers that Trump’s tariffs hurt the most while the regime begged Congress to bail out its own mess. Where are Trump’s policies hitting you hardest—the grocery store, the gas pump, somewhere else?