Political Assassination Is Tool Of The Left

Political Assassination Is Tool Of The Left

Americans have experienced four presidential assassinations in our 248-year history, as well as a number of other political assassinations & attempted assassinations. Share Republican President Abraham Lincoln was shot & killed by Confederacy supporter & actor John Wilkes Booth at the Ford Theatre in Washington DC on April 15, 1865, just days after he was sworn …

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Trump Assassination Attempt: An American Travels To Butler Crime Scene

Trump Assassination Attempt: An American Travels To Butler Crime Scene

When Lynchburg, VA resident, Professor Stephen Putney, visited the scene in Butler, PA, on July 20th, one week after the shooter almost killed President Trump, the crime scene was still roped off and federal government vehicles could be seen. As this article goes to press, Americans learn that President Trump will be returning to Butler …

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Why Was Crooks’ Cellphone At/Near FBI Office In DC In 2023?

Last year, Thomas Matthew Crooks' cellphone visited the building housing FBI's DC office.

A cell phone associated with the home and work addresses of the assassin, Thomas Matthew Crooks, visited the Gallery Place building in Washington, DC, that houses offices of the FBI, the Heritage Oversight Project reported last week. This FBI office is about 240 miles from Crooks’ home. The Oversight Project, part of the Heritage Foundation, …

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What could happen if Kamala Harris wins in November?

Kamala Harris

What could happen if Kamala Harris wins in November? While I still believe (and certainly hope) Donald Trump wins election to the Presidency in 2024, those of us who oppose the very liberal policy prescriptions and philosophy of Kamala Harris need to accept one very disturbing possibility: she CAN win. I won’t spend time in …

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Barack Obama: éminence grise

During a November 2020 interview with comedian Stephen Colbert, former President Barack Obama spoke with fondness of his days in the White House. “Even on my worst days,” he said, “I found puzzling out these big complicated, difficult issues, especially if you were working with some great people, to be especially professionally, really satisfying.”  In …

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Flawed as she may be, Harris’s candidacy has transformed the playing field 

President Joe Biden’s calamitous debate performance last month plunged the Democratic Party into a three-week period of utter despondency. With little more than four months left until the election, the party’s standard bearer, the spavined leader they’d rigged the primary to anoint, had crashed and burned on the national stage. Voters had witnessed firsthand what …

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