It's Inauguration Day, which means the last batch of hopeful Trump-supporters grasping at straws are likely going to give up. But there's another pathway to correct the results of the election that only came available AFTER Joe Biden was officially inaugurated. Let's talk about a writ of quo warranto.

The left has been planning for this day for the last six decades. The right has lived like the truth would always prevail. Now that we're seeing truth being decimated before our eyes, it's time to rethink our strategies and reinvent what it means to "resist."

While hope is still in the air that a miracle will drop before time is up, it's prudent to consider how conservatives should move forward on January 21st and beyond regardless of who is in the Oval Office.

This comes down to a simple question. Does Vice President Mike Pence have the determination, willpower, and guts to act on his conscience or will he make the politically expedient move?

Those who cheated know they're going to get caught. All they can hope for is we lose interest because time is short.

If you're like me, you thought The Swamp, the Deep State, and the forces of evil were tremendous. But this election has shown my that my understanding of the depth of the adversary was a huge underestimate.

As many Trump supporters lose hope because it seems everyone from mainstream media to the Supreme Court to most Republicans on Capitol Hill are against us, we can look to the potential for a Dominion Voting Systems "MOAB," possibly through SolarWinds Orion.

Senator-Elect Kelly Townsend and 28 other Republican legislators have already made their voices heard. Will others join in before it's too late?

As conspiracy theories go, this one is pretty mild on the "theory" and heavy on facts. Put them all together and we may have the miracle smoking gun emerging before our eyes that reelects President Trump.

Many Trump supporters seem to be emotionally drained after a roller coaster week that ended with bad news from the Supreme Court. But the reality is there are plenty of ways to proceed and the Texas lawsuit was far from the best avenue.