[ad_1] 1. I’m so sad to hear of the death of DJ Jaffe. He was caring for those who struggle with severe mental illness until his final days. He wrote for us over the years. God rest his soul and bring consolation to his family and friends in their grieving. 2. your #mementomori counsel of
Month: August 2020
[ad_1] Conservative favorite Rep. Matt Gaetz was one of the first speakers on opening night of the RNC Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina. Matt Gaetz is a loyal Trump supporter and a staunch supporter of his America First policies. Advertisement – story continues below Matt did not hold back in his RNC speech. Matt went
[ad_1] Postmaster General Louis DeJoy testified Monday before a House committee to address Democrats’ recent theories regarding actions taken by the U.S. Postal Service weeks and months before the November election. Voting by mail, either through absentee ballots or by universal mail-in ballots, is expected to be high this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
[ad_1] Night one of the Democratic National Convention saw only two interruptions from CNN, both of which were commercial breaks. But come Monday, night one of the Republican National Convention, CNN suddenly had a lot more to say; disrupting that convention a total of six times. Two of them were for commercial breaks and the
[ad_1] CNN broke away from its coverage Monday of the Republican National Convention during President Donald Trump’s address to party delegates, in order to “fact-check” his statements and compared the president to Pontius Pilate — the Roman governor of Judaea who handed Jesus Christ over to be crucified. What are the details? The left-leaning news
[ad_1] The 2020 Republican National Convention kicked off this afternoon in Charlotte, North Carolina. PRE-SHOW: Republican National Convention – Night 1: Land of Promise #RNC2020 https://t.co/SG2bOqWzAQ — #RNC2020 GOP Convention (@GOPconvention) August 24, 2020 Tonight’s speakers include: Mark and Patricia McCloskey, Rep. Jim Jordan, Kimberly Guilfoyle, Charlie Kirk, Donald Trump Jr. and Kim Klacik. TRENDING:
[ad_1] House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) castigated President Donald Trump and his Republican allies in Congress as “enemies of the state” and “domestic enemies” in a rant on Monday. Pelosi was speaking to MSNBC host Ayman Mohyeldin about Russian election interference when she made the divisive comments. “The Russians were there and they are there
[ad_1] MSNBC journalists, who sat by like good propaganda hacks during the Democratic National Convention, have suddenly been stirred to protect truth. Last week, the partisan hacks at MSNBC offered no fact checking of the Democrats, but on Monday, the cable network repeatedly warned of GOP lies. At 9:26 p.m. Eastern, Rachel Maddow lamented even having to
[ad_1] On Sunday CNN host Brian Stelter attacked Republicans before their convention even started. Stelter, a committed CNN liberal, praised the DNC Convention last week where speakers were “largely accurate.” This was after an entire week of deluded people who believe Europe is to blame for the China virus, the Black Lives Matter riots are
[ad_1] California Governor Gavin Newsom and county leaders are escalating the state’s war on church worship services, dragging pastors into court and demanding thousands of dollars in fines for illegally singing and holding indoor worship services.
This stand off is getting closer to a religious hot war, with some of
[ad_1] It was day one of the Republican National Convention with the main events yet to kick-off, and the liberal broadcast networks were itching to tear into their opposition. ABC, CBS, and NBC had their knives out during their Monday evening newscasts and were taking stabs and swings at everything from the Trump supporters outside to
[ad_1] This was no slip of the tongue or regrettable moment of ill-temper. She was so proud of it that she posted a version of the clip to her own Twitter feed. What is this country going to look like in November? The Speaker of the House, not normally regarded as a loose-cannon blowhard the
[ad_1] CNN’s Brian Stelter accurately reflected the liberal arrogance that Biden’s speech fileting Trump was “largely accurate,” but there were some obvious red flags in this speech that a truly objective fact watchdog should have evaluated as something less than accurate, and often False. For example: 1. Biden promised to win “For all the young people
[ad_1] (Schott AG/Reuters) Every now and then, I think we have some state officials who are attempting to maximize the amount of controversy and public disagreement about the coronavirus pandemic: Virginia Commissioner of Health Dr. Norman Oliver said Friday that he plans to mandate coronavirus vaccinations for Virginians once one is made available to the
[ad_1] Tonight we get our first clue about the biggest mystery of the campaign: Can anyone’s opinion of Trump change, even just a little, after three and a half years of Trumpiness? Because he needs some minds to change, even just a little, to have a shot in November. The show begins at 8:30 ET;
[ad_1] Is patriotism dying? Are there any good Americans left? Over the past few months, Americans may have begun to wonder about those questions, and both will be on the minds of conservative students as they return to school this fall. It has been a long time since colleges were the refuges of free thought
[ad_1] Voters wait to cast ballots during the presidential primary election in Milwaukee, Wis., April 7, 2020. (Daniel Acker/Reuters) No one should be bullied into supporting one candidate or another by pundits who can’t be bothered to make substantive arguments for their positions. Election years bring their own unique array of annoyances. When the most
[ad_1] Control room for the Democratic National Convention before the start of the convention in Milwaukee, Wis., August 17, 2020 (Morry Gash/Reuters) Crackpot theories are as old as the Republic, but there are a few new reasons they may be more prevalent today. NRPLUS MEMBER ARTICLE I n December of 2003, liberal NPR host Diane
[ad_1] Last Friday Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan vetoed a budget passed by the city council which would have cut about 100 police officers from the force. One of the things she repeated as she announced the veto was that the council had no plan for what to do going forward: There’s no plan for how
[ad_1] President Donald Trump pauses as he addresses a re-election campaign rally in Tulsa, Okla., June 20, 2020. (Leah Millis/Reuters) A quick update on developments in Manhattan District attorney Cyrus Vance’s investigation, in which the DA has subpoenaed years of President Trump’s financial records (including tax information) from his accountant, Mazars. The DA’s office has
[ad_1] Former President Barack Obama speaks in Atlanta, Ga., July 30, 2020. (Alyssa Pointer/Reuters) The anti-Trump Lincoln Project was forced to delete a viral tweet that falsely claimed President Trump “relished” in a convention supporter calling former President Barack Obama a “monkey,” while the video clearly shows the term was not used. “When President Trump
[ad_1] Do we really have to worry about the Postal Service? That’s the latest faux controversy to dominate our political debate. It’s a sign of our times that even the mail system isn’t without controversy. As usual, there’s plenty of blame to go around on how we got into this mess. In the midst of
[ad_1] The BBC reported back in March on a lawsuit against the United Kingdom’s leading gender identity clinic, with a detransitioned female patient stating that she was rushed into irreversible hormonal interventions that she later came to regret. It’s with cases like this in mind that Rep. Doug LaMalfa, R-Calif., has introduced legislation that would
[ad_1] Black people have been victimized by gun violence at a far greater rate than any other racial group amid a surge of shootings and murders in New York City, according to New York City Police Department data reviewed by The Daily Caller News Foundation. There were 194 shooting incidents that involved black victims in
[ad_1] A student holds a placard during a protest against climate change in front of the Parliament building in Oslo, Norway, March 22, 2019. (Nerijus Adomaitis/Reuters) Welcome to the Capital Note, a newsletter (coming soon) about finance and economics. On the (abbreviated — Daniel Tenreiro is away) menu today: ESG, Trader Joe’s COVID challenges, autonomous
[ad_1] The China coronavirus (COVID-19) is dispersing but some communist run regimes around the world are still using it as a vehicle to punish those they don’t like. Below are some examples: China is reportedly using COVID as an excuse to suppress Catholic services within its borders. Breitbart reported that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)
[ad_1] If you want to encounter Justice Antonin Scalia’s great legal mind in action, from broad questions about legal interpretation to specific disputes over constitutional provisions, I have just the book for you: The Essential Scalia: On the Constitution, the Courts, and the Rule of Law, co-edited by Sixth Circuit judge Jeffrey S. Sutton and
[ad_1] (Dado Ruvic/Reuters) TikTok sued the U.S. government on Monday, accusing the Trump administration of denying the company its due process rights by moving to ban the video-sharing app. “We do not take suing the government lightly, however we feel we have no choice but to take action to protect our rights, and the rights
[ad_1] Leon Fleisher in 1963 (Seattle Symphony Orchestra / Bender / Wikimedia) The latest episode of my Music for a While is called “Gettin’ Jiggy.” Why? Well, the episode begins with the Gigue (“jig”) from a violin concerto by Jean-Marie Leclair (Jean-Marie Leclair the Elder, I should specify). Lots of composers wrote gigues — Bach,
[ad_1] America is fractured. In the wake of the unrest sparked by the death of George Floyd at the hands of police, we as a nation seem more divided than ever. We used to have a common vision, agreeing on the founding principles of this great nation. Now, even those principles are under assault. The
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