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Opinion

AJ RICE: Joe Biden– American Meat Puppet

My name is Joe Biden. I cheered when John Fetterman won the Senate seat from Pennsylvania for two reasons: he’s another Democrat rubber-stamp vote, and he makes me sound lucid.

By AJ RiceNov 16, 2022

Media

Reporters 'Disgusted' by Biden's List of Approved Journalists, 'Clearly Rigged' White House Press Practices

'The whole press briefing was an incestuous liberal orgy.'

By Alex TimothyNov 16, 2022

World

The US and China are 'One Corporation'– Jack Posobiec and Alex Stein Examine Biden's Meeting With Xi

'They give us the impression that we're in a competition with China, but we both rely on each other so much, we're actually in bed together.'

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzNov 16, 2022

Media

Philadelphia Cop Shortage Has City Appointing Civilians for Police Work

'This Award represents a major step forward as we work to enhance public safety, as it will improve our ability to keep Philadelphians safe.'

By Roberto Wakerell-CruzNov 15, 2022

Opinion

Central Bank Digital Currencies Are Coming – A US Social Credit System Could Soon Follow

A CBDC poses a very real threat to our most basic freedoms we enjoy under the Constitution.

By Joël ValenzuelaNov 15, 2022

Politics

True the Vote Leaders Speak Out About Wrongful Imprisonment and CCP Influence on US Elections on Bannon's War Room

'Our processes are being subverted, hidden in plain sight.'

By Joshua YoungNov 14, 2022

Politics

BREAKING: Matt Gaetz Says He Will Not Be Voting for Kevin McCarthy for Speaker

'I am certain that there is a critical mass of people who hold my precise view.'

By Joshua YoungNov 14, 2022

Politics

Maricopa Election Officials Launched PAC Last Year to Stop MAGA Republicans Running in Arizona

The PAC claims on its website that it is 'fighting to keep our democratic institutions alive.'

By Ari HoffmanNov 14, 2022

Opinion

The Four Things Republicans Need to Do to Win in 2024

There is much work to do.

By David KraydenNov 14, 2022

Faith & Family

Jack Posobiec and Tyler Bowyer: Reclaiming Family and Private Property Will Be Key for Conservatives in 2023

'The entire voting process across America, from essentially our founding, it has been community-driven.'

By Joshua YoungNov 14, 2022

Opinion

Confronting Communist China: 'Would You Have Let the Soviets Do It?'

Would you have allowed America to owe the Soviet Union almost one trillion dollars?

By Hon. Thaddeus G. McCotterNov 14, 2022

Opinion

Reckless and Ridiculous: The Current State of US Funding for Ukraine

Ukraine is not blind to its power over the U.S. government

By Katherine ThompsonNov 12, 2022

World

Apple Limits AirDrop in China After Reports Dissidents Were Using the Function to Combat CCP Censorship

Apple's new China-specific update changes the function so that users can only accept materials from strangers in 10-minute windows.

By Joshua YoungNov 12, 2022

Politics

Unmarried Young Women Have Been Sold a 'Dangerous Lie' by the Left, Libby Emmons tells Jack Posobiec

Nearly 70% of unmarried women are now leaning left.

By Alex TimothyNov 11, 2022

World

US Turns Away Chinese Solar Panel Shipments Over Slave Labor Concerns

The equipment, which is said to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars, was blocked from entering the country over concerns that it had been manufactured with slave labor in China's Xinjiang region.

By Jarryd JaegerNov 11, 2022

Opinion

Pop Culture Warriors: Singer and Songwriter Rick DeJesus

Singer and songwriter Rick DeJesus found himself in a life-altering experience in Tijuana, Mexico in 2006.

By Lisa De PasqualeNov 11, 2022

Politics

BREAKING: Donald Trump UNLOADS on Ron DeSantis, Accuses Him of ‘Playing Games’

'Ron DeSanctimonious is playing games!'

By Human EventsNov 10, 2022

Politics

Jack Posobiec and Tyler Bowyer: 'It's Never Too Late to Start a Family'– The Proper Response to the Hidden Dobbs Voter

'We’ve got to keep supporting people on that. We’ve got to keep pushing people.'

By Jack PosobiecNov 10, 2022

Faith & Family

Eric Swalwell Says Supporting Parental Rights in Education Is as 'Stupid' as 'Putting Patients in Charge of Their Own Surgeries'

'Please tell me what I’m missing here," Swalwell wrote.

By Alex TimothyNov 10, 2022

Opinion

On the Sidewalks of New York: We Lost the Governor’s Race, Let’s Not Lose Our Minds

'Things are going to have to get worse before they get better.'

By Jacqueline ToboroffNov 10, 2022

World

Iranian Parliament's Harsh Punishment Recommendation for Women's Rights Protesters Leaves 15,000 Facing Potential Execution

The White House has faced criticism from Iranian Americans calling for the Biden administration to abandon its efforts to resurrect the failed Iran nuclear deal following the Islamic government’s brutal crackdown on the protesters.

By Ari HoffmanNov 10, 2022

Opinion

Who Are the World Economic Forum's 'Young Global Leaders?' The Names May Surprise You.

It is not fancy public conference like Davos, but rather a private, instructional multi-year seminar.

By Ethan PeckNov 10, 2022

Media

MSNBC Pundits Applaud Sexist Suggestion that Lauren Boebert Could Start an OnlyFans if She Loses Congressional Seat

'I guess it might be a gain for OnlyFans.'

By Mia AshtonNov 10, 2022

Culture

BREAKING: Ontario School Board Rules to Allow Male Teacher to Wear Giant Prosthetic Breasts to School

'It is important for employers to make allowances to ensure that these employees are able to express themselves in accordance with their lived gender.'

By Mia AshtonNov 10, 2022

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