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Election Irregularities Project, Dateline Colorado: The Shameful Lawfare Persecution of Tina Peters And The Disenfranchising of Voters: Taking Stock Part 3

January 20, 2026 by Max Dribbler

Life can be very hard if you don’t pay attention and learn lessons. How could this democrat crew that seemed to be all rowing in the same direction lose to a convicted felon (he cried?) Consider the line from a very famous Army/military and New York State icon. “What will be thought of him who exacts from his friends that which disgraces him?

Election Irregularities Project, Dateline Colorado: The Shameful Lawfare Persecution of Tina Peters And The Disenfranchising of Voters: Taking Stock Part 2

January 20, 2026January 17, 2026 by Max Dribbler

If the Biden camp had a message for the American people-they missed it. What came across was to get in step in a Conga Line like lemming number XXXX riding “joy” and “happy warrior” bullspit nonsense right over the edge, bereft of any new ideas, energy, passion or common sense.

Election Irregularities Project, Dateline Colorado: The Shameful Lawfare Persecution of Tina Peters And The Disenfranchising of Voters: Taking Stock

January 15, 2026 by Max Dribbler

Election Irregularities 101: The Dems Are Left With Only Two Choices For The 2024 Election, Cheat or Kill. Biden failed, lawfare failed, Harris is going to fail. Desperate people do desperate things

“UFOs, UAPs, and the Myth of ‘Disclosure’”

January 13, 2026 by David T. Cloft

For most of modern history, saying you saw a UFO got you laughed out of the room and politely escorted to the cultural kiddie table. The government’s message was clear: Nothing to see here, citizen. Go back to work. Trust us. And for decades, that worked—right up until it didn’t.

If Thoreau Lived Today, He’d Be Cancelled by Both Sides

January 12, 2026 by David T. Cloft

Henry David Thoreau refused to fund a government waging an unjust war, refused to bend to the mob, and spent a night in jail for it. That night, he birthed one of the most important political essays ever written: Civil Disobedience.

Scenes From an American Bar

January 9, 2026 by Sean Dietrich

The patrons are mostly young. It’s a bar. So people are happy. They’re doing what happy people from their generation do. They take selfies for no apparent reason. They snap photos of their food when it arrives. They rapidly thumb away on their screens, largely ignoring the people in their party.

CEO saves Hilton

January 8, 2026 by Don Surber

Conservatives don’t carry signs. They don’t organize boycotts. They are too busy to picket. They just make life hard for companies that go woke on them. Remember the gay protest day against Chick fil A? Conservatives didn’t chicken out. They responded by helping the fast food chain set a single day sales record.

The Righteous Hunter: Because Protecting Children Is a Holy Calling

January 7, 2026 by David T. Cloft

America has officially reached the point where a country singer has to remind a billionaire music mogul that he does not, in fact, own the souls of America’s children.

Questions

December 30, 2025 by Sean Dietrich

I receive a lot of questions. They come in the form of emails, private messages, subpoenas, etc. I cannot answer them all, but I am able to answer a few.

The Threat of Islam and the Meaning of Words

December 29, 2025 by John F. Di Leo

Our society has somehow fallen into a trap of believing that if you don’t have a personal connection who was directly affected by an issue, it’s not as important to society as other issues. so it is with radical, violent iIlam

Christmas With Lewis & Clark

December 25, 2025 by DianeLGruber

Comforts Americans enjoy today were built on the backs of our ancestors. This article will give Americans in 2024 a feel for the sacrifices which Lewis, Clark, their men and one woman endured while exploring President Jefferson’s Louisiana Purchase.

Three Artists Killed, One Common Thread

December 17, 2025 by John F. Di Leo

Photos of Rob Reiner and Jubilant Sykes from Wikipedia, photo of Rory Macleod from the United

Famous people die every day – not because they are at greater risk than anyone else, but just because nobody lives forever, and there are more famous people now than ever before. It is therefore difficult, and dangerous, to try to read too much into celebrity deaths.

Why the Seizure of The Skipper Was Perfectly Legal — And a Blow to Maduro, Iran and Hezbollah

December 15, 2025 by John F. Di Leo

An 1100 foot oil tanker called The Skipper was sitting off the coast of Venezuela, when the U.S. Coast Guard boarded the vessel and took possession of ship, cargo and crew, launching an international chorus of hand-wringing, microphone-grabbing, and camera-mugging.

Time for Trump to Invoke the Monroe Doctrine and Liberate Venezuela

December 8, 2025 by John F. Di Leo

Map of Venezuela - on Wikipedia - public domain

President Trump and the modern populist conservative movement have campaigned on ending the forever wars, and are proud that they’ve started no new conflicts (so far, anyway) during either Trump term.

The Razor-Thin Tie That Wasn’t

December 5, 2025 by John F. Di Leo

Let’s begin the story by placing blame squarely where it belongs: Congressman Mark Green (R, TN), a former Tennessee state senator before succeeding Senator Marsha Blackburn in her House district, ran for and won reelection to a fourth two-year term – then announced his resignation shortly afterward, serving only half a year and vacating the seat in July, 2025, creating the need for a December 2 special election.

A Day of Thanksgiving in the New World

November 27, 2025 by John F. Di Leo

On October 3, 1789, President George Washington issued a proclamation declaring Thursday, November 26 of that year as a national day of Thanksgiving and prayer.

Penny for Your Thoughts

November 23, 2025 by Greg Maresca

The curtain fell quietly on a 232-year tradition as the U.S. Mint struck the last penny this month in Philadelphia. This ended one of the longest runs in American history. For years the penny had become a costly relic and was more nostalgic than useful and too expensive to mint.