Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Elizabeth Vaughn 
During a Zoom call with members of Congress on Saturday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reiterated his requests for a no-fly zone, more harsh sanctions and additional lethal military aid. Specifically, he asked for Russian-made MiG29 fighter jets. Ukrainian pilots know how to operate these planes, he said. As far as NATO leaders, including President Joe …
While Arquette obviously feels empathy for the Ukrainian people, which is admirable, she might want to brush up on her knowledge of history and current events.
CBP official: “This was not only a clever attempt to try and smuggle in narcotics, one I haven’t seen before, but also time consuming …”
The only difference between American and Russian censorship is that, because of the First Amendment, the U.S. government is forced to be more subtle. In Russia, censorship is expected. In America, it must be obscured.
The Biden Administration doesn’t want the Russian invasion of Ukraine to derail their green energy dreams.
Fresh off her two-week suspension for making disrespectful comments about victims of the Holocaust, Whoopi Goldberg is back to yelling at people on “The View.”
In August, Reuters reported that, according to their sources (four current and former law enforcement officials): “The FBI has so far found no evidence that he [Trump] or people directly around him were involved in organizing the violence.”
The timing of a graphic artist’s blunder at WTAE-TV in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, couldn’t possibly have been worse – or better – depending on your opinion of Joe Biden.
In a speech that really needed to move the needle on President Joe Biden’s tanking approval numbers, his Adderall-fueled State of the Union address was filled with gaffes, lies and most significantly, his stubborn refusal to abandon his administration’s dangerous policies.
“No expert, but the invasion doesn’t seem to be going particularly well.”
Hannah-Jones feels no empathy for the people of Ukraine because they aren’t black. In her worldview, only the blacks have known true suffering.
Germany’s new willingness to bite the hand that feeds them is a welcome development.
“Putin is furious, he thought that the whole war would be easy and everything would be done in 1-4 days.”
“How long do you think you can hold out?”
“Forever.”
“Now, it’s [the northern part of Russia] thawing and his infrastructure is at risk. And the people of Russia are at risk. And so, I hope President Putin will help us to stay on track with respect to what we need to do for the climate.”
Does anyone think Putin would have tried this if Trump were president?
During his announcement of sanctions against Russia on Tuesday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters that Canada will “stand against authoritarianism.” Yes, the leader who invoked the Emergencies Act to quell a peaceful protest last week actually said that – with a straight face. “Canada and our allies will defend democracy. We are taking …
In the run-up to the 2020 Democratic primaries, then-candidate Joe Biden took to Twitter to boast about his tough-guy image and to remind voters of his foreign policy bona fides. He wrote: “Vladimir Putin doesn’t want me to be President. He doesn’t want me to be our nominee. If you’re wondering why — it’s because …
It didn’t take long for Canadian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Chrystia Freeland, to decide that the tools provided by the Emergencies Act are so effective, the government will take steps to make them permanent. Speaking to reporters in Ottawa last week, Freeland said: In terms of the financial instruments which our government …
“She offers the reassuring warmth of Oprah, the fire-and-brimstone of Jonathan Edwards; the inspiration of John F. Kennedy; the intimacy of an FDR fireside chat. It was exhausting and reassuring and scary and comforting and extremely weird.” This is an actual excerpt from a soon to be released book about “the greatness,” “the beauty,” …