Redskins are back and on a much better team! I filed multiple REDSKINS trademark applications at the USPTO on behalf of the family of Chief Two Guns. The applications are in my name, until I complete the legal lift of canceling the NFL’s abandoned marks through TTAB.

My investigation has uncovered allegations that a congressional liaison at George Washington University Hospital can move patients from scheduled procedures, scans and medical appointments to make room for members of Congress.

For those of you who aren’t in the military and are wondering what’s happening with the Office of the Attending Physician (OAP), here’s the CliffNotes version of my reporting into this congressional office and the exploitation of the Navy sailors assigned to it.

MILITARY DEBRIEF: Here’s everything I’ve uncovered so far about Congress’s Office of the Attending Physician (OAP), based on information provided by multiple sources with knowledge of the office’s operations spanning the past decade. In my discussions with D.C. Fire and EMS, I’ve also learned that they overwhelmingly handle emergency medical responses on Capitol Hill, not the OAP. That raises a fundamental question about whether the office’s modern-day operations have strayed from the purpose behind Congress’s original 1928 request for Navy medical personnel to provide emergency care. Today, sources describe an operation increasingly centered on concierge-style primary care for Members of Congress, while active-duty sailors assigned to the office can reportedly work weeks approaching 80 hours. Rather than staffing separate civilian shifts to cover those hours, the office relies in part on active-duty military personnel who do not receive civilian-style overtime compensation. And then there’s the legal question. After reviewing the relevant congressional resolutions, appropriations measures, and other authorities I’ve been able to identify, I have not found a statute that clearly requires the Navy to maintain these personnel at the OAP indefinitely. That raises a significant unresolved question: Could the Navy withdraw these billets and reassign its sailors? Based on the authorities I’ve reviewed so far, I believe there is a serious legal argument that it could. Whether a federal court would ultimately uphold such a decision, however, would depend on the specific legal authority asserted by the Navy and any competing authority Congress could establish.

Senator Mitch McConnell’s Chief of Staff, Terry Carmack, is silent again when asked whether taxpayers should be paying through the Office of the Attending Physician for McConnell’s primary care while Carmack appears to be largely running the show. Carmack and Legislative Assistant Will Clark also attended a congressional reception for the Paducah Chamber of Commerce that had been billed as an event McConnell would attend. Instead, Carmack and Clark showed up. At this point, who is actually running McConnell’s Senate office, and are they really going to try to continue operating this way into the lame-duck session?

Senator Mitch McConnell appears to still require care from either a nurse or another medical care provider. This is the same caregiver I have previously seen entering his home, leading me to question whether she may be affiliated with the taxpayer-funded Office of the Attending Physician.

Is it just me or does she look hammered in the beginning of this video?

Funny, Inside Edition painted me as a fraud after I was filmed months after my original stiff person syndrome symptoms appeared while on treating medication. I also published my lab reports showing positive GAD antibodies. Celine never publicly disclosed her lab reports and her recovery was much faster than mine or many with the disease. It took me 14 years to go into remission through years of IVIG therapy that left me with aseptic meningitis after every infusion. Celine appeared to recover right after her documentary dropped, even walking, talking and singing normally at the premiere.

MISSION CRITICAL — MILITARY FOLLOWERS: I need your help escalating this through the chain of command to senior Navy and Pentagon leadership. The DoD Inspector General already has an open evaluation examining military personnel assigned to Congress’ Office of the Attending Physician. My reporting raises a larger question: Why are active-duty sailors still being assigned here? OAP was created nearly a century ago to address emergency medical needs on Capitol Hill, but today its mission is now only routine concierge primary care for Congress. Sources describe active-duty sailors working punishing schedules, struggling to obtain leave, and being managed extensively by civilians Keith Pray and Tre Sutherland, while highly trained Navy medical personnel spend hours standing by for Capitol emergencies that D.C. Fire and EMS is only equipped to handle. I’m asking military personnel to elevate these concerns through the appropriate channels and demand a top-level review of whether these billets still serve a legitimate military mission, and whether these sailors should be reassigned back to the Navy.

Frail Mitch McConnell asked if he's ‘here against his will’ after spending 3 hours at Capitol

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Senator Mark Kelly @CaptMarkKelly shares his thoughts on whether Democrats should have held a convention similar to Republicans and independents.

Senator Cory Booker @CoryBooker shares his thoughts on whether Democrats should hold a convention similar to Republicans and independents. His message: “Let’s focus on the people and not on the parties.”

If Mitch McConnell were the same Mitch McConnell who wrote The Long Game, he would want to project independence, using his own wheelchair controlled by a joystick, putting out a recorded message directly to the public, and addressing the questions surrounding him on his own terms. And he definitely wouldn’t be throwing up deuces. thegatewaypundit.com/2026/09…

09/24/26: The War Powers Resolution failed in the Senate by a 49–50 vote.

09/24/26: Senator Lisa Murkowski did not want to speak about her vote on today’s War Powers Resolution. The Alaska Republican has repeatedly broken with her party in recent months, joining Democrats and a small group of Republicans in supporting efforts to remove U.S. forces from unauthorized hostilities with Iran. Murkowski again voted in support of the War Powers Resolution today.

09/24/26: Senator Mark Kelly on the newly scheduled War Powers Resolution vote today at 1:45 p.m.

09/24/26: Senator Mitch McConnell leaves for work on day seven of his return to the Senate, ahead of two roll call votes. He’s also sporting a new suit today.

Terry Carmack, Senator Mitch McConnell’s Chief of Staff, sporting a baseball cap, says good morning to the press.

After a lifetime spent carefully controlling his image and playing what he called “the long game,” the Mitch McConnell we are witnessing today is strikingly different from the man I documented even months ago. In my opinion, these final images are becoming part of a legacy he may never have intended to leave behind.

My lawsuit with Paramount Global settled last year… we’re friends now 😎