Journalism
GA Republican Gunter Shuts Down Favorito Election Crimes Bill Discussion
On March 9, the Georgia Special Committee on Election Integrity held a meeting led by Chairman Stan Gunter. Although the official Meeting Notice said the agenda was “TBD,” the purpose was to consider H... Read More.
Urgent Plea to Convince FDA to Reject Pfizer Jab in Kids Under Five
After a brief pause, Pfizer hopes to receive Emergency Use Authorization from the FDA in April to inject children six months to four years with its mRNA COVID-19 "vaccine." The agency—which had asked P... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow March 16, 2022
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) File under “two can play that game,” as Russia has sanctioned Biteme, Cankles, and other U.S. officials. https://welovetrump.com/2022/0... Read More.
DeSantis: Florida’s Freedom Loving Governor
A review of Gov. Ron DeSantis' policies shows a strong emphasis on personal choice, law and order, and a push to keep identity politics out of schools. DeSantis has been outspoken and bold concerning m... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow March 15, 2022
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow https://www.bitchute.com/video/lhXRfyh9G4AL/ IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) The White House edited a transcript of Kampuchea Harris’s speech before the DNC where she ... Read More.
The People’s Convoy: Thirteen Trucks for Thirteen Perished American Soldiers
After a brutally cold weekend for The People's Convoy at the Hagerstown Speedway, thirteen trucks planned to break off from the larger convoy to pass through the city of D.C. as a part of the convoy's ... Read More.
Navy Seal v. Austin Exhibit: Soldiers Will Try. Soldiers Will Fail.
Exhibits were filed today in Navy Seal v. Austin, with Exhibit 1 highlighting the unprecedented correspondence between what appears to be upper ranks of the military discussing COVID-19 vaccine mandate... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow March 14, 2022
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) In the deluded world of President Rutabaga, the DemoKKKrats would “add seats” in 2022. -And I’m the Grand Emperor of Saturn. 2) Meanwhi... Read More.
New York State Skirmishes Against School Board Meeting Arrests
Now passing for light entertainment in Monroe County, New York, as elsewhere, the arrest of a parent at a school board meeting is winding its way through the legal system and pinging the news cycle. Wh... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow March 11, 2022
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Marc Elias’s evil lawfare group, having failed to stop Madison Cawthorne from being on North Carolina’s ballot, has turned to Wisconsin... Read More.
Is Your Governor a Marionette for the World Economic Forum?
Officials across the country are ending their states of emergency as well as their mask and vaccine mandates. Many people suspect that “marionettes of the narrative” are changing their tune because the... Read More.
Senator Ted Cruz Visits The People’s Convoy in Hagerstown, MD
On Thursday, Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) traveled out to Hagerstown Speedway to visit the truckers with The People's Convoy. He arrived around 9:30 a.m. to speak. Cruz then joined organizers Mike Landis an... Read More.
DuckDuckGo to Down-Rank “Russian Disinformation”
On Wednesday, DuckDuckGo CEO and founder Gabriel Weinberg unveiled a new strategy for the platform, announcing, "At DuckDuckGo, we've been rolling out search updates that down-rank sites associated wit... Read More.
VoterGA Presentation Finds Electronic Manipulation and Ballot Image Tampering
On Monday, March 7, Garland Favorito and David Cross from VoterGA held a press conference at which they released the group’s latest findings. The presentation was entitled “Conclusive Evidence Showing ... Read More.
Biden Administration Agenda: Controlled Narrative Across Federal Agencies
The Biden administration has ushered in a troubling era of politically driven bias and controlled narratives that are now becoming embedded in many of our federal agencies. ... Read More.
