When the Supreme Court handed down their decision on Thursday in Department of Commerce v. New York, many Democrats celebrated it as a win. While the outcome of the case may have been in their favor, the Supreme Court decision rebutted many of the talking points Democrats have made against the census question. Here are … Continue reading Democratic Census Talking Points Debunked by the Supreme Court
The media has been quick to rush to defend Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in her latest statement that Trump and the Republicans are running “concentration camps” at our southern border. She initially made this statement during an Instagram Live. She said, The United States is running concentration camps on our southern border, and that is exactly what … Continue reading AOC Continues to Lie About Her Intent Behind Labeling Border Facilities “Concentration Camps”
Ford has some interesting demands about her testimony: 1) She says that there has not been enough time for her to write testimony.1 Somehow, she took a lie detector test and hired an attorney well over a month ago 2,3 but had no idea that she'd have to ever testify. Really? This isn't about being … Continue reading Christine Ford’s Unreasonable Conditions For Her Testimony
The separation of parents and children at the border is "cruel and immoral," writes former first lady Laura Bush.Senator Kamala Harris calls it "human rights abuse." Most Americans are heartbroken and saddened by these revelations. First, it was the shocking pictures of children in cages, which proved to be from the Obama administration in 2014. … Continue reading My Thoughts on the Separation of Parents and Children
The situation in the UK of Tommy Robinson is absolutely horrifying! One may not like what Mr. Robinson has to say or report about. It may be offensive. It may be extremely distasteful, but he certainly has the right to speak it. On top of all of this, the gag order on the media reporting … Continue reading A Quick Note on Tommy Robinson
To give a little background, here's some of the story from Fox News. "A Utah teenager on Monday tried to blow up his high school with a homemade bomb, police said. The same student, police said, hoisted a flag supporting the terror group ISIS last month. "Based on our investigation we can confirm this was … Continue reading Attempted ISIS linked bombing lacks coverage
Note: This article is based on information available at 12:40pm. As time passes, the below descriptions are likely to change and no longer reflect the present coverage. The memo is released and immediately the media starts reporting. It's been interesting to follow the reporting. The result is that Fox News and POLITICO are somehow able to get this public … Continue reading Coverage of the Republican Memo
Because of the summer, I haven't been able to post as much as I'd like. However, I would like to give my brief thoughts on the latest update in the Trump-Russia investigation. Of course, the investigation is no longer, and never was, investigating Trump personally colluding with Russia. Instead, it has taken a look at … Continue reading If the Washington Post is correct, Mueller is breaking Federal Law
"I'm not asking for anything that our Constitution hasn't promised me and every other American: the right to create freely, and to live out my faith without fear of government punishment or interference," Barronelle Stutzman said when addressing the public after the recent verdict in a lawsuit concerning her flower shop. Stutzman is a florist … Continue reading Ingersoll v. Arlene’s Flowers: Discrimination or Religious Liberty?
Even though President Donald Trump has been sworn into office, many are still questioning his legitimacy. Why? Because Russia (supposedly) hacked the election. I want to address this issue today. We will ask five questions today: Did Russia hack the election? What are people claiming Russia did? How did they do it? Were they successful? … Continue reading The Russians and Our Election: The Truth
