Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
This story sort of got lost in the scuffle (literally) as the media went on to indict Trump for being bought off when Qatar donated a plane to the Department of Defense. Let me resuscitate the original story. AP reported, “Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested at a federal immigration detention center where he has …
Democrats were apoplectic with the thought of Interim U.S. District Attorney for DC Ed Martin being confirmed to a permanent position. In barely four months in the office, Martin drove down crime in DC 25% by increasing prosecutions of arrests from 33% to 65%, especially gun crimes.
There is currently a hue and cry from Democrats about “habeas corpus” and “due process” for illegal aliens. But the Party that caused the problem has no solution for the problem.
Trump The Peacemaker: He stopped India-Pakistan bombing while creating economic alliances in the Middle East. At home, Trump’s tariff strategy is working.
Once again the rapier wit of Don Surber looks at last week’s significant events and provides his own, somewhat ribald interpretation, while the rest of us experience a new day in Trump’s America
Focal Points – Courageous Discourse The medical establishment and the former Biden administration can assure America and the world about the safety and effectiveness of mRNA vaccines, but they cannot dispute the facts. People are dying in mass numbers. VAERS, the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, is well known for underreporting vaccine events by a …
Trump spoke at a business forum of Arabs and our tech tycoons. The builder of Trump Towers and resorts all over the world talked about the cities Arabs are building.
The U.S. Department of Education and the U.S. Department of Justice have launched a formal investigation into the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction over concerns that the agency may be enforcing policies that violate federal law.
Welcome to the first installment of Golf with The Chuck, where we dissect the business savvy behind President Donald Trump’s weekend activities, often tied to his time on the golf course.
The man figured out how to get around the Wall of Media and get his message straight to the people without filter or fake fact check.
April’s employment figures are robust, despite the usual blare of alarms about a “tariff shock” and “looming recession” from the usual mouthpieces of the clueless establishment.
The baby did it. ITEM 1: The Washington Free Beacon reported, “Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on Tuesday audited an upscale Washington, D.C., restaurant owned by the husband of CBS News journalist Norah O’Donnell, as the Trump administration works to remove illegal immigrants from the food industry.” Her husband is Chef Boyaredeez-illegals-cheap-labor. ITEM 2: Catholics …
Bloomberg gloated, “President Donald Trump’s expansive use of executive power faced at least 328 lawsuits as of May 1—with judges halting his policies far more often than they allowed them.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth this week ordered a broad restructuring of the U.S. Army that will trim the number of generals, merge headquarters commands and prioritize drone swarms needed to counter China’s growing military.
The battle between globalism and nationalism took a turn this year. After suffering defeats by Trump, Orban, Milei and Bukele, the One Worlders got smart and suddenly embraced patriotism.
How bad was the Biden administration? Bad enough to make cleaning up the mess seem like an extreme home makeover. The Donald isn’t trying to leave the house cleaner than he found it; he’s determined to leave it cleaner than his predecessor found it
President Trump has been a whirlwind as he is shutting down the border, slapping down DEI, laying off 200,000-plus federal employees (7% of the work force) and shutting down useless agencies. His first 100 days—FDR’s gimmick to get good press—were the most productive of any president.
Raiding Trump’s home in Mar-a-Lago failed. Suing him for borrowing money and paying it back on time with interest failed. Indicting him for paying off a hooker failed. Getting a mugshot top gloat failed. Setting him up for an assassination in Butler, Pennsylvania, failed.
Geneva is home to 38 international organizations that employ 29,000 people, spend some $7 billion each year and support around 400 worthless or destructive NGOs. Up until recently, that ecosystem received generous assistance from US taxpayers.
