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Court Rules Edward Snowden to Pay $5.2M from Book Sales to U.S.
The Department of Justice issued a statement today regarding the final judgment from the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, against Edward Snowden, a former contractor for the U.... Read More.
A Man for This Season
Opinion That is who Donald Trump is. My first posted article was called The Conservative Case for Trump. Today’s is a revision, an expansion of that article. Revision, because we have learned so much m... Read More.
Kamala Harris Follows a Pattern
Time for Democrat voters to take off the rose-colored glasses. Kamala Harris completes the Democrats’ Manchurian candidate ticket. Let us explore a pattern of corruption peculiar to Democrats and see h... Read More.
President Trump and Former Vice President Biden Take the Stage in first 2020 Presidential Debate
Last night, President Donald Trump and former VP Joe Biden, faced off in Cleveland Ohio for an uninterrupted 90-minute debate that was moderated by Chris Wallace of Fox News. The debate was broadcast f... Read More.
Debate Analysis: Facebook needs to mark Joe Biden as “False Information”
Op-Ed by Daniel Bobinski I intended to write a piece titled, “A behavioral analysis of the Presidential debate,” but seeing as how it was anything but Presidential, I couldn’t bear false witness. So I ... Read More.
Dark To Light: Presidential Debate Post-Mortum
Click Arrow to Listen Last night was the event that many thought would never happen, but it did. Tracy Beanz is off today but Frank takes the Dark to Light audience through a tour of his persona... Read More.
DNI Letter Suggests Clinton Plan to Tie Trump to Russia to Deflect from Email Investigation
The Director of National Intelligence (DNI), John Ratcliffe, sent a letter to Senator and Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, Lindsey Graham (R-SC), that stated he was declassifying intelligence indic... Read More.
Eye on Politics: Debates, Wires, and Perceptions
“It’s not who votes that count, but who counts the votes” Josef Stalin said. Or, at least, a variation of this simplified version. But the brutal dictator was right. Ultimately, it’s whoever gets to de... Read More.
$2.2 Trillion Spending Bill Proposed by Democrats
On Tuesday, House Democrats unveiled a $2.2 Trillion spending bill in response to the Coronavirus Pandemic. It is a scaled-back, updated version of their Heroes Act relief bill in May with a much large... Read More.
What we can expect from Marxist insurrectionists during the 2020 election
With America experiencing a Marxist insurrection as they attempt to overthrow our Constitutional form of government, and with an election coming up the first week of November, what can we expect? Danie... Read More.
Democrat Memo Spells out Stall Tactics for ACB Confirmation
UK Correspondent In selecting Amy Coney Barrett to fill the vacant Supreme Court seat, President Trump followed three precepts circumstances demanded. 1) The nominee needs the support from 50 out of... Read More.
Federal Appeals Court Halts Wisconsin Ballot-Counting Decision
Yesterday, AP news reported that the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals "halted a six-day extension for counting absentee ballots in Wisconsin’s presidential election, a momentary victory for Republicans and... Read More.
Dark To Light: I Tried Not To Pay More In Taxes
Click Arrow to Listen Tracy Beanz has a confession to make in the beginning of the show and then after that, it’s off to the races! The pair talk about John Durham, the debate tomorrow, the case of Gen... Read More.
The McCloskeys Are Not the First Victims Of Kim Gardner
When Mark and Patricia McCloskey were charged with felonies after they were caught on video holding firearms as a large number of protestors were on their property, citing a broken gate as havin... Read More.
The Weatherman: Backdrop to Rochester Riots
Opinion Perhaps you’ve seen George Floyd protest videos coming out of Rochester, New York? Perhaps you’ve been confused by these eruptions of violence in a city you’ve likely only heard of, and have pr... Read More.
