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| By Scribe | November 1, 2026 |
Republicans enjoying unprecedented momentum going into the midterm elections on November 3.
At the same time, Democrat struggles and scandals have the leftists panicking.
Ilhan “Omar” doesn’t know her own name.
Haley Stevens Breaks Ranks to Endorse Mike Rogers in Michigan
Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens delivered a shocking endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan’s tightly contested Senate race just two days before the election.
After losing the Democratic primary to far-left Abdul El-Sayed, she appeared alongside Rogers at a Detroit church service and then posted a video announcing her support.
Stevens said El-Sayed had told her to stay away from his campaign, adding that she rejected his associations with radical figures like streamer Hasan Piker.

The courageous break from party lines underscored deep Democratic divisions and offered Rogers a high-profile boost in the final stretch.
El-Sayed and his family has been linked to the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist network. He has failed to adequately address these allegations.
New Questions Emerge Over Ilhan Omar’s Marriage Records
A 2009 Minnesota marriage license application reveals Rep. Ilhan Omar repeatedly crossed out and revised her own surname, first writing Omar, then changing it to Elmi, before reverting to Omar.
The form was filed for her marriage to Ahmed Elmi, long alleged to be her brother, and the couple checked “no” when asked if they were related by blood.
Investigators and reports highlight the single handwriting style and name confusion as potential red flags amid an ongoing DOJ probe into possible citizenship fraud.
Omar has denied any wrongdoing and dismissed the scrutiny as a politically motivated smear. Recent evidence has surfaced showing Omar’s “Husbro” had previously identified as a gay man.
Texas Senate Candidate “Talafreako” Faces Fresh Scrutiny Ahead of Election
An email address confirmed as once belonging to Texas Senate candidate James Talarico appears in a 2011 Fling.com data breach. The adult dating profile, created in late 2010 under the username “mohawk787,” listed interests including fetish, group sex, and online flirting.

Talarico’s attorneys acknowledged the email was his but claimed a hacker created the account, noting mismatched birthdate and ZIP code details. The report surfaces just days before the election, raising questions about the candidate’s past online activity.
Talarico has been under fire for his past comments supporting gender transition operations on children without parents’ knowledge, as well as associating God with the LGBTQ+etc community.
DOJ Investigates Democrats’ “Decoy Dan” Election Scheme in Alaska
The Justice Department is probing a Democratic scheme in Alaska’s Senate race that recruited “Decoy Dan” Sullivan to siphon votes from Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan.
Reports link the effort to operatives tied to Democrat Mary Peltola’s campaign and the DSCC, aiming to confuse voters with a same-name candidate.
Former FEC chair Hans von Spakovsky noted the probe draws on legal precedents set by Biden-era Trump prosecutions involving conspiracy to defraud voters.
Officials have issued dozens of subpoenas as the investigation intensifies just before the election. From their past lawfare attacks on Trump, Democrats have set themselves up for bitter, poetic justice.
Joe Manchin Urges Michigan Voters to Back Mike Rogers
Former Democrat-turned-Independent Joe Manchin is urging Michigan voters to support Republican Mike Rogers over far-left Democrat Abdul El-Sayed.
In a Fox News interview, Manchin praised Rogers as intelligent, well-prepared on national security, and a personal friend. The endorsement reflects Manchin’s break from a Democratic Party he has called “toxic” for mainstreaming extreme views.

Rogers, a former House Intelligence Committee chair, has highlighted concerns about El-Sayed’s terrorist-linked background while gaining cross-aisle support.
During the Biden era, Manchin was one of the few Democrats opposing the ailing president’s radical leftist agenda.
Pollster Predicts Republicans Will Beat the Polls in the Midterms
Pollster John McLaughlin told Newsmax that Republicans will outperform “phony polls” in the midterms that frequently skew left and understate GOP strength.
He cited past errors, including 2024 projections that Kamala Harris would win, and criticized Siena’s New York survey showing Kathy Hochul far ahead of Bruce Blakeman.
McLaughlin argued other polls show stronger Republican and independent support and urged voters to keep turning out. He highlighted competitive New York House races as further evidence the public numbers are misleading.
Corrupt leftist polls aren’t meant to present objective data to the public. They exist to boost Democrats’ election chances.
Catch up on what happened over the last month:
America This Week: Ilhan Who? (October 19 – 25, 2026)
America This Week: Bad Week for Ilhan Omar (October 12 – 18, 2026)
America This Week: The Return of Columbus Day (October 5 – 11, 2026)
America This Week: Arctic, U.S.A. (September 28 – October 4, 2026)