Journalism
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow December 3, 2021
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Yertle caves to the DemoKKKrats to avoid the dreaded gubment shutdown, will not force the issue over vax mandates. https://cons... Read More.
Nuclear Facility Contractors File Lawsuit Against Vaccine Mandate
Insisting that the enforcement of Joe Biden's vaccine mandate by their private employer is entirely an act of the government, four senior-level security contractors at the Savannah River Nuclear Facili... Read More.
Illegal Aliens Crossing Texas Border In Record Numbers
The monthly report from the Texas Border Security Operations Center (TBSOC) shows alarming numbers of illegal aliens (IAs) crossing the border at the five sectors being documented. Year-to-Date, a tota... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow December 2, 2021
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) The House passed a vax database to gather info on those who are vaccinated and who aren’t, with 80 RINOs voting for this monstro... Read More.
Gaining Momentum: Federal Judge Halts CMS Mandate Nationwide
A federal judge in Louisiana has blocked the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) from enforcing its vaccine mandate for healthcare workers. District Judge Terry A. Doughty granted 14 sta... Read More.
Omicron Variant: Stricter Covid Testing For Air Travelers But Not At Border
The Biden administration is allegedly set to impose stricter testing and quarantine requirements on travelers because of the Coronavirus Omicron variant, even though he stated he wasn't planning to man... Read More.
Kemp Letter Admits Fulton County Election Irregularities: Asks For Investigation
Georgia's Governor, Brian Kemp, admitted in a 40-page Nov. 17 Report there were "inconsistencies" in the Fulton County 2020 election, based on findings reported by VoterGA's Joe Rossi and attorney Jack... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow December 1, 2021
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) A U.S. appeals court for the D.C. Circuit ruled in favor of Buzzfeed that the Department of Injustice must release pages of the ... Read More.
Georgia Governor Validates Rossi Findings: Discredits Hand-Count “Audit”
In an under-reported but important revelation, Governor Kemp issued a letter last week acknowledging 2020 general election problems in Georgia. In fact, his office investigated a list of 36 specific pr... Read More.
Healthcare Worker Protests: Post-Mandate Psych Outs
Two UncoverDC articles I've written have been published about Monday protests held by Rochester, New York healthcare workers. The demonstrations against vaccine mandates occur in front of the Universit... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow November 30, 2021
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) A battle over executive privilege heads to the courts as Trump fights the January 6 (Patriot Day) committee’s overreach. 2) The... Read More.
Omicron: Unwarranted Fear Behind The Latest Variant
Mutation is an inevitable consequence of viruses. Indeed, viruses must mutate to survive. Omicron, the latest "variant of concern" surrounding COVID-19, debuts as the Biden administration and "experts"... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow November 29, 2021
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Steve Bannon has drawn first blood: DOJ accuses him of “misleading and frivolous” attempts to turn his persecution into a... Read More.
VOCV: Larry Schweikart Reviews Failed Socialist Practices in America’s Colonies
On the Voice of Conservative Values Brighteon.TV Thanksgiving Day special, historian, best-selling author, and frequent UncoverDC.com contributor Larry Schweikart met with host Daniel Bobinski to discu... Read More.
VOCV: Michelle Edwards Talks Vax Mandate Reprieve; Idaho Rep Ron Nate Discusses RINOs
The Idaho legislature reconvened from Nov 15 - 17. Their main purpose? Protect Idahoans from vaccine and mask mandates. Except they didn’t. The Idaho Senate sat upon and did nothing with the few bills ... Read More.
