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Opinion

No Hablo Ingles: Democrats Aren’t Just Speaking a Different Language, They’re Speaking a Different Political Language To America

During the first Democratic Primary debate, the candidates were not just speaking a different language literally. They were speaking a different political language than the rest of America. The debate encompassed most of the major and controversial political issues Americans care about the most. Yet the candidates did not only fail to understand whereAmericans stand […]

Opinion

Democrats Won’t ‘Harness Love’ for America, Let Alone Against Trump.

I take Marianne Williamson’s threat seriously. She probably does intend to harness love to try and defeat President Trump. The same kind of love she repeatedly displayed for the movie Avatar, or mind airplanes, or aliens. The problem is Marianne Williamson will never secure the nomination of the Democratic Party of America mostly because she’s […]

Opinion

AntiFa, Terror Faction.

AntiFa has been lionized by politicians, the media, and celebrities. But the latest violence in Portland proves law enforcement officials correct: AntiFa is a domestic terror group.

World

Italy Slaps Facebook with €1M Data Fine

Italy has issued a one million euro fine to Facebook over the Cambridge Analytica case. The case involves the British political data firm having collected private information from tens of millions of users. The information was collected without consent and used for “personalized political advertising,” according to Italy’s National Associated Press Agency (ANSA). The personality […]

Opinion

Feeling The Heat in Paris.

Parisians were certain the latest heat wave was created by "climate change", even when confronted with evidence that no such thing was possible.

Opinion

Nike Backs Kaepernick: Cancels ‘Offensive’ Betsy Ross Flag Shoes.

“Nike has chosen not to release the Air Max 1 Quick Strike Fourth of July as it featured the old version of the American flag,” a spokesperson for Nike stated. Kaepernick allegedly told the athletic company the Betsy Ross flag was offensive. The sneaker in question is red, white, and blue, and features the Revolutionary […]

Opinion

Injunctions Give Teeth to Property Rights

If you unlocked the door to your home and discovered trespassers had moved in, should the court have to presume your right to expel the trespassers from your property? You’re thinking, “That’s a silly question. Of course there should be a presumption that I, the property owner, can have trespassers kicked off my own property.” […]

Opinion

Famous DC Bookstore Insults Trump Fans, MAGA Hits Back

An historically loved Washington, D.C. bookstore named Capitol Hill Books is facing backlash after taking to Twitter to insult Trump supporters ahead of the 4th of July weekend. The book store posted the following tweet on July 3rd: “Reminder: the best way to avoid MAGA tourists in DC this holiday weekend is to enter a […]

Opinion

Woke Capital: Nike’s Hypocrisy

Nike's woke progressivism is a virtue signal undercut by its own treatment of corporate abuse abroad.

Culture

Student Expelled After Saying ‘There Are Only 2 Genders’.

A teenage student at Mearns Academy in Aberdeenshire, Scotland was removed from class, suspended, and later expelled after telling his teacher: “Sir, there are only two genders.” According to the 17-year-old student known only as Murray, the events unfolded after the teacher pulled up a website in front of the whole class that only gave […]

Opinion

Patriotism Is Not Racism.

The biggest problem with the left in America is it labels those who highlight anything positive about this nation racist.

Opinion

Reindustrialization: What the New U.S.-China Trade Talks Mean.

The eyes of the world – especially the eyes of Wall Street – were on President Donald J. Trump and China President-for-life Xi Xinping as they met at the G-20 summit in Osaka Japan on June 29. China agreed to resume negotiations with the U.S. for a comprehensive, enforceable agreement that achieves a balanced trading […]

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