Journalism
California Clearly Violated Election Law—Votes are Invalid
By Daniel Bobinski California has been mostly absent from the discussion of election law violation, but new information reveals that wording legally required to be on its ballots was missing, in direct... Read More.
Tracy Beanz on the Vicki McKenna Show – WIBA Madison
Tracy Beanz on the Vicki McKenna Show discussing all things election including the Wisconsin Recount. Begin at 26:00 for Tracy or listen to the whole show!... Read More.
America’s Lion
Op-ed by David Prentice That’s Donald Trump. A man for this season. A man misunderstood by the side of our culture that has embraced evil. A man mischaracterized, demonized, and literally hated by his ... Read More.
Heated Senate Hearing on 2020 Election: “Transparency is Not Political”
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee chaired by Ron Johnson (R-WI) held a hearing on election security and administration issues Wednesday. Johnson said on Tuesday that the p... Read More.
Holding The Line: Dueling Electors From 7 States Vote For Trump
On Dec. 14, in a historic move, Republican electors in seven key battleground states cast votes for President Donald Trump. The move was intended to protect Trump's legal claim for the election as he p... Read More.
Reagan and Trump: Men Made For Their Time
By Larry Schweikart Many in the conservative movement over the past 40 years have longed for another Reagan. Indeed, for years there was an overt effort to preach to conservatives to stop looking for “... Read More.
William Barr Leaves DOJ as Attorney General
William Barr resigned as attorney general on Monday after a face-to-face meeting with President Trump. The President announced the departure in a tweet which indicated the decision had been made by Bar... Read More.
The Plan Hasn’t Changed: The Great Reset
By Stu Cvrk Clarity is the gift of retrospection. Looking back at legacy media narratives over the past 18 months or so, many dots can be connected that confirm their overarching game plan—usher anothe... Read More.
Swalwell Refuses to Explain Relationship with Chinese Spy
Eric Swalwell, who sits on the House Intelligence Committee alongside Chairman Adam Schiff, was one of the primary targets of Fang Fang, a suspected Chinese spy who had U.S. politicians in her sights f... Read More.
Antrim County Forensic Report Shows Manipulation of Votes
The results of the forensic audit that took place on Dec. 6 of the 22 Dominion Voting Systems (DVS) machines in Antrim County, MI may become a significant bellwether event for the results of the 2020 e... Read More.
Lessons Learned From 2020 – How The Message Is Delivered Matters
—By Harold Hutchison This is the 5th installment in an ongoing series. When it comes down to it, the 2020 election should never have been close enough for fraud and certain states’ failure to follow th... Read More.
Facebook Complicit in Surge of Counterfeit Sales Online
By Carol King A 2017 report from the Commission on the Theft of American Intellectual Property says intellectual property theft, which includes counterfeiting, deprives American businesses and individu... Read More.
Judge Disqualifies St. Louis Prosecutor From McCloskey Case
A judge has disqualified St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner's office from prosecuting the Mark McCloskey case. Circuit Judge Thom Clark II stated that a special prosecutor will be appointed to take... Read More.
The China Syndrome
Op-Ed By David Prentice The China Syndrome. Yes, that was the movie that halted the carbon-free nuclear power industry back in the late 1970s. The title comes from the moment in the film when one of th... Read More.
Facebook: Using Its Power to Crush Competition Across the Globe
Facebook is in trouble, again. The Federal Trade Commission, along with a coalition of 48 states and districts led by the New York Attorney General, announced on Wednesday two antitrust lawsuits agains... Read More.
