Trump Trying to Fulfill Withdrawal Promises
By Richard Walker It may have come late in his presidency, but President Donald Trump appears determined to end this term in office by following through on his promise to pull as many troops out […]
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Trump vs. the Deep State in Syria: Envoy Lied About Troop Strengths
By S.T. Patrick It is a president’s vital responsibility to direct national security policy in ways that are advantageous for both the security of the country and the lives of those in the military. It […]
Leftists Are Aiming for One-Party Rule
By Paul Craig Roberts It was interview questions from a Russian journalist that made me realize that the Democrat Party was no longer merely a political party but had become a revolutionary party working toward […]
Possible Police Reform
By John Whitehead Think twice before you call the police to carry out a welfare check on a loved one, especially if that person is autistic, hearing impaired, mentally ill, elderly, suffering from dementia, disabled […]
Many of Trump’s Policies Will Endure
By Mark Anderson Brace yourselves for the ramifications of a Joe Biden presidency. The good thing is, when and if that happens, Biden would most certainly have to continue certain popular populist Trumpian policies so […]
Joe Biden Covid-19 Advisor Warns: ‘Covid Hell Coming’
Doctor alleges America needs more crippling lockdowns. By S.T. Patrick Joe Biden has a team of Covid-19 advisors, and one of them is already pushing a multiweek lockdown as a means by which the economy […]
Trump Picks Turn Out to Be Swamp Rats
By Donald Jeffries Why Donald Trump inexplicably filled his administration with appointees known to be hostile to his campaign rhetoric is a mystery. A good number of them, like United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley, had […]
Biden Pushes Own ‘Covid Response Plan’
Mask mandates, lockdowns, electronic tracing, rejoining WHO all part of the plan. By Tilton Adler On Nov. 20, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported a record high daily total of 196,000 new […]
Battle for Control of the U.S. Senate
By Mark Anderson Perhaps the most-watched U.S. Senate races in recent American history are transpiring in Georgia, where two runoff elections will take place Jan. 5 that pit incumbent Republicans against Democratic challengers. The results […]
Can Voters in Georgia Repulse Forces of ‘Radical Revolution’?
By Patrick J. Buchanan “In victory, magnanimity . . . in defeat, defiance.” That counsel about human conflict comes from Winston Churchill. And President Donald Trump, given all he has endured for five years from […]
Durham Investigation May Be Yet Another Disappointing Bust
By Donald Jeffries For well over a year, federal prosecutor John Durham has been investigating all the key players in the Russiagate fantasy. Those who continued to “trust the plan” were confident that Durham would […]
Assault on Peaceful Trump Supporters Condemned
By John Friend Antifa terrorists, Black Lives Matter (BLM) fanatics, and other left-wing radical activists have continued their assault on America in the aftermath of the contested 2020 presidential election, largely with impunity. At a […]
Mainstream Discussing Vote Scam After Decades of Censoring Topic
By Mark Anderson The year 2020 will be remembered as the year not only of Covid-19, but also the year of the most contested—and suspect—election in U.S. history. The idea of relying so heavily on […]
Crowds Gather in D.C. to Support Trump
By Donice Noelle Jansen-Smith When business tycoon Donald J. Trump and his wife Melania descended the elevator in June 2015, no one would have guessed it would be a pivotal turning point in American history. […]
Election Polls Wildly Wrong Again
Are pollsters clueless about Trump supporters or were they suppressing turnout? By Donald Jeffries In 2016, every pre-election poll on the presidential race between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton had Clinton winning handily. On the […]
