We see it over and over: What the left accuses Republicans of doing is what they themselves are doing. Virtually everything they say is an exercise in projection. Case in point, the Transition “Integrity” Project (we added the quotation marks).
Though it’s commonly said that the Second Amendment is the most important because it enforces all the others, we can’t forget that government “of the people, by the people and for the people” is not possible without the First Amendment, specifically the free exchange of information.
Tuesday morning, US stock futures bounced back a bit after Monday’s historic plummet, when the NASDAQ fell over 1,000 points for the first time ever. But we’re hardly out of the woods yet. The Dow dropped over 1,000 points on Monday, on top of big losses last week. As of this writing, the Dow is back up by about 480 points.
For anyone who’s considering voting for Kamala Harris for President because she’s black and female, or whatever other meaningless surface reasons are being floated, ponder this:
I know that most Americans don’t have much interest in elections in other nations, but when our longtime allies France and Great Britain take a nosedive into the deep end of an empty pool by electing far-left governments, that bodes very badly not only for all of Europe but the entire world.
The best part of the upcoming debate for President Biden is that he can’t wait to call former President Trump a convicted felon.
It’s very telling that one of the biggest news bombshells of the weekend was that a liberal “fact-checking” site actually told the truth about Trump, only seven years after the lie in question became one of the biggest stories in the media, and after seven long years of us repeatedly correcting it.
New York Magazine is justifiably getting raked over the coals for a clueless cover story questioning how women could be Republicans.
Last week, we discussed the options Congress has for dealing with Attorney General Merrick Garland after his refusal to turn over the audio recording of the special counsel’s interview with President Biden in his “classified documents” case.
Last week, we discussed the options Congress has for dealing with Attorney General Merrick Garland after his refusal to turn over the audio recording of the special counsel’s interview with President Biden in his “classified documents” case.
Former President Donald Trump gave an interview to pro wrestler and popular podcaster Logan Paul, and it went over so well, James Carville would be pulling his hair out if he had any left.
Biden Attorney General Merrick Garland has been acting as if he were above the law and now is shocked to see he’s beneath our contempt.
Lest we forget, President Trump is hardly the first or only victim of the Democrats’ weaponization of the justice system.
Dr. Anthony Fauci was questioned by the House Select Subcommittee for the Coronavirus Pandemic Monday, and the results were about as expected:
Sunday in Philadelphia, in what some conservatives are calling an “intersectional free-for-all,” leftist pro-Palestine protesters blocked the route of a Gay Pride Month Parade.
I have often made reference to some of the things the Democratic Party rails against and tries to blame on Republicans or say that we want to bring back, when they were actually Democrat ideas that the Republicans fought against.
The Arizona Supreme Court UNANIMOUSLY overturned sanctions and legal fees placed on the Arizona Republican Party for challenging Maricopa County’s 2020 post-election hand-count process.
A new Harvard-Harris poll shows that a solid majority of Americans believe that the prosecutions of Trump are just Democrat election interference.
The Biden campaign is so terrified that he’s losing black voters to Trump that they’ve booked Biden as the commencement speaker at historically black Morehouse College in Atlanta. They either didn’t anticipate or were desperate enough to take the risk that putting Biden onto a college campus at this moment would be like tossing a cat into a dog pound. Or as Biden himself might say, like yelling “Movie!” in a crowded firehouse.
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (I never get tired of typing that) went to great effort to stack her January 6th Kangaroo Kommittee and hide any exculpatory evidence.
With polls showing Trump leading Biden by seven points in Arizona, the state’s Democrat Attorney General Kris Mayes announced (coincidentally, I’m sure) multiple felony indictments of a number of top Republicans for allegedly attempting to “overturn” Biden’s win.
Haven’t you always wondered what Tucker Carlson was planning to say on that evening’s show the day he was “relieved of duty” by FOX NEWS --- which happens to have been exactly one year ago on Wednesday? Now we know.
I know we’re all supposed to pretend that nobody can learn anything from old, dead, white guys, especially America’s Founding Fathers.
James O’Keefe and his hidden camera have done it again. This time, he helps us answer the question, “Who, behind the scenes, is really running the Biden White House?” (I think we have a pretty good idea who isn’t.)
