Elections
Young Conservatives Loomer and Paulina Luna Decisively Win Primaries In Florida
Despite crowded primary races for both, young conservatives Laura Loomer and Anna Paulina Luna won their primaries in the Sunshine State. Both won decisively — Loomer got 42 percent of the vote in a five-person race, in a district that includes President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago. Luna won 36 percent against four other Republicans.
Loomer has been a controversial activist and candidate — she is banned from CPAC, GoFundMe, Venmo, MGM Resorts, PayPal, Lyft, Uber and Uber Eats. She is banned from most social media sites and yet the 27-year-old won her race handily. The Palm Beach district is heavily Democratic, however, so her November odds appear slim.
Loomer was seemingly banned from Comcast right before her election, not allowing her to send texts or emails. The company alleges it wasn’t the content she was sending, but the third-party apps she used, according to the Palm Beach Post.
Trump retweeted several tweets supporting Loomer and celebrating her victory.
Paulina Luna is an Air Force veteran who will face Charlie Crist in November. She beat all the other Republicans, including Amanda Makki, who was a former aide to Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Ala.).
Like Loomer’s district, Paulina Luna is facing a solid blue district in November. The President congratulated her on the victory last night.
Sara Carter joined Sean Hannity to discuss the classified documents being found in multiple places of both work and residence of Joe Biden from his time in the Obama administration. Carter states “One of the big questions from the House Judiciary Committee is how did President Joe Biden’s legal team stumble upon the classified documents that were found at Biden’s former office at the Penn Biden Center.”
“Why hasn’t the FBI been vocal and transparent about the fact that they searched that office and found the classified documents on November 2nd” Carter questions. Additionally, they have not yet “disclosed to the House Committees whether or not they had searched the house in Delaware or Rehoboth Beach to the full extent,” says Carter who noted the committees wanted the information by January 27th.
Carter spoke to sources who told her they will be serving subpoenas to “personnel from the Department of Justice because Attorney General Merrick Garland has refused to answer specific questions they sent to him on January 13th.”
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