Scandal in the age of exposure
In a digital age where evidence is permanent and ubiquitous, scandals are driven less by misconduct than by arrogant denial because the truth always finds a way.
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
In a digital age where evidence is permanent and ubiquitous, scandals are driven less by misconduct than by arrogant denial because the truth always finds a way.
The Gerrymander Wars of 2026 are almost at an end. Between the federal Supreme Court finally noticing that hey, minority-majority districts are kind of racist, and the Virginia Supreme Court upholding the rules for amending the state constitution, Trump pretty much handed Democrats their bums.
And voters are primarying RINOs for him.
This week marked the sixth anniversary of the fascist governments of the world—the United States included—shutting down the world over a virus. The Public Health Obergruppenführers said follow the science and then ordered us to social distance and where cloth masks, neither of course were ever studied.
Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, discusses his bill to ban Chinese-made electric vehicles from the U.S. market. He explains the economic and national security risks, citing surveillance capabilities and potential remote control by the CCP.
The news is full of entertainment, if you know how to read it. Don Surber guides us through this week’s presentations from the media, an institution seemingly incapable of unbiased reporting.
We have had an opportunity to look at real world events over the past few months. The world has changed dramatically and we have witnessed the transition of world regions and countries. President Trump and the United States is responsible for the majority of these shifts. Globalism and Globalist have taken a back seat to these initiatives. Just look at the changes in the Western Hemisphere from the Artic to the Antarctic. The changes in Europe and the Middle East are mindboggling. The strike on Iran has now changed the Middle East forever and into a future of hope for peace and prosperity.
Having just thrown off one despot, the Framers were loath to replace him with another, even one of their own making
Two states held primary elections on Tuesday.
NPR framed it as “Ohio and Indiana election results test Republican loyalty to Trump, Democrat enthusiasm.”
The timing of the launch of AFNN could not have been better, just in time to witness and chronicle the beginning stages of what in hindsight would turn out to be some of the worst years in American history represented by the Joe Biden Presidency.
We like to pretend food comes from virtue. Hard work, sunshine, maybe a red barn and a guy in overalls. Reality check: your dinner exists because of industrial chemistry, fossil fuels, and a process that forces atmospheric nitrogen to behave like it’s being interrogated in a back room. At the center of this quiet miracle—and quiet dependency—is the Haber-Bosch process. It doesn’t get headlines. It doesn’t trend. But it’s arguably one of the most important inventions in human history, because it broke the natural limits on how much food we can produce. Without it, the global population wouldn’t look anything like it does today.
Hamilton once again delves into power of the States vis a vis the Federal Government and outlines the importance of the militia.
The 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit is a constant force, enduring boredom, hardship, and discipline so it can remain instantly ready to respond when the world least expects it.
The US and Iran exchanged fire in a flareup of violence on Monday that also drew in the United Arab Emirates, prompting calls for renewed strikes on Iranian targets and casting doubt on the fate of a four-week ceasefire. Bloomberg’s Joumanna Bercetche has the latest.
I have never believed the leftist maxim that insists diversity is “our strength.” Instead, I see it as divisive, with our nation being split into cultural, ethnic, racial, religious, and political tribes who are essentially at war with one another.
My Aunt Mae Wykle was a major pioneer in black nursing in the 1950’s. May Louise Hinton-Wykle was born February 11, 1934, in Martins Ferry, Ohio, to John R. and Florence A. Randall.
Trump’s next Moves to reassert Western Hemisphere Primacy[1]. When President Donald Trump convened selected hemispheric partners at Doral, Florida on March 7 for the Shield of the Americas security cooperation conference, the stated purpose was to solidify a regional alliance against illegal narcotics. But the subtext was clear: to limit Chinese engagement and reduce Chinese influence in the Western Hemisphere. The world has changed dramatically, and we have witnessed the transition of world regions and countries. President Trump and the United States are responsible for the majority of these shifts. Globalism and Globalists have taken a back seat to these initiatives. Just look at the changes in the Western Hemisphere from the Arctic to the Antarctic. The changes in Europe and the Middle East are mindboggling. The strike on Iran has now changed the Middle East forever and into a future of hope for peace and prosperity.
In discussing Federalist 22 and 23, John Parillo examines economics along with the very real necessity of defending the newly-born nation.
In a Bizarre Twist, Modern-Day Individuals Hold Themselves Responsible for Events They Never Experienced.