Journalism
Lessons Learned From 2020 – Hiring The Right People Matters
Op-Ed by Harold Hutchison While the litigation in more than a half-dozen contested states is continuing, there is still time to look over some of the lessons that can be taken from the 2020 election. N... Read More.
Cincinnati Council Member Third to be Arraigned for Public Corruption By FBI This Year
P.G.(Alexander) Sittenfeld, a Cincinnati Ohio council member, was accused of accepting $40,000 in bribes today. He had run a failed race for Senate in 2016 and announced his intention to run for Mayor ... Read More.
Trump Legal Team Outlines Evidence of Election Fraud in 2020 Presidential
President Donald Trump’s campaign hosted a press conference at the Republican National Committee in Washington, DC, on Thursday. The President tweeted, “Important News Conference today by lawyers on a ... Read More.
Two Wayne County Board of Canvassers Harassed For Their Vote to Block Certification of Election
In Wayne County, Michigan, late Wednesday, two election board Republicans, Chairperson Monica Palmer and fellow board member, William Hartmann, rescinded their votes to certify the election. Palmer and... Read More.
Stealing the Last Best Hope
Op-Ed By David Prentice In plain sight. They’re trying to do it. No doubt about it. There is plenty of evidence. Yet, we may not be able to avert this disaster. The forces stacked against us are legion... Read More.
Biden Charities Don’t Really Benefit Charity
Biden cancer charity spent millions on salaries, zero on research Last week it was reported that Joe Biden’s charity — Biden Cancer Initiative spent the millions it raised largely on executive salaries... Read More.
Big Tech Giants Testify Again Before Senate Judiciary Committee
The Senate Judiciary Committee, led by Lindsey Graham (R-SC), conducted a hearing yesterday challenging the growing censorship on the Twitter and Facebook platforms. The committee called Big Tech CEO’s... Read More.
Ballot Discrepancies Force Special Election In Nevada’s Clark County Commission Race
Clark County officials denied certification of a county commission race in Nevada yesterday. Clark County Registrar of Voters Joe Gloria found 139 discrepancies in District C. The Clark county race bet... Read More.
Million MAGA March, President Pops by, Supporters Attacked, Yet, American Spirit Prevails
Millions march for Trump Loyalty is a two-way street for the President and his supporters. On a bright November morning, Saturday, Washington DC was adorned in red, white and blue, for the “million MAG... Read More.
The Barbershop
By Larry Schweikart (The following is a fictional exchange based on the 1960s barbershop setting where men used to go to talk sports and politics. As Barack Obama might say, it’s a “composite” of today... Read More.
Sidney Powell’s Team Vows to Publicly Expose Massive Election Fraud
Many Americans believe the 2020 election was stolen from President Trump and those who voted for him. There is growing evidence in the form of signed affidavits, witnesses, and video coming in like a "... Read More.
The Gaslighting of America
By Daniel Bobinski People watching network or cable news have seen gaslighting in action, but whether they've recognized it depends on how well they trust their own senses. Gaslighting occurs when fals... Read More.
Finding Optimism: Courts Remedy Fraud
By Carol King To everyone who's told him there is no hope, it's over, and time to concede, President Trump responded in an interview on Friday, "Never bet against me." Commentators like Hugh Hewitt, Ka... Read More.
Are National Lockdowns in Our Future?
Op-Ed by Wendi Strauch-Mahoney Dr. Michael Osterholm, the current Director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research Policy at the University of Minnesota, has been chosen for the CoronaViru... Read More.
The Intelligence and Defense A-Team move in: Cohen-Watnick, Patel, Col. MacGregor, Tata, Ellis
Going out – Mark Esper, Mark Tomb, James Anderson, Joseph Kernan, Jennifer Stewart An overhaul of Pentagon officials began Monday with President Trump's firing of Secretary of Defense Mark Esper. Tuesd... Read More.
