America’s media has demonized the U.S. Congress, the President, the police, and other American institutions for decades. They they want to blame Trump for the extremist, fringe elements that attacked Congress on January 6th. Taking into account how long it takes to
Black Lives Matter terrorists gathered again on Saturday night in Washington, D.C., this time uniting around the call to “put police in the f**king grave,” and “burn the f**king White House down,” shocking videos reveal. Speaking at Mayor Muriel Bowser’s Black Lives
Time Magazine reports on Ted Cruz’s embrace of the Paul “liberty voters” in New Hampshire. Subhead: “The Iowa Republican winner appeals by trumpeting the gold standard, privacy rights and limits on eminent domain.” Time‘s Alex Altman reports from Salem, NH: In the
Politico is reporting that Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) is dropping out of the presidential race: Rand Paul on Wednesday dropped out of the race for president, and said he will now focus on his reelection to the U.S. Senate. “It’s been an
Wow, what an incredible night! Now that the votes have been tallied in Iowa, it’s time to take a look at tonight’s winners and losers. Winner: Ted Cruz This one ought to be obvious. Despite running slightly behind Donald Trump in most
Wow. It’s already here. The Iowa Caucus is tomorrow. Here’s a candidate-by-candidate review of what could happen, what should happen, and what will happen after the votes are tallied: Donald Trump Best-case scenario: A strong 1st place finish (35 percent+) Worst-case scenario:
The Rand Paul Campaign continued to hammer Sen. Ted Cruz for his absence on the Audit the Fed vote, this time in the form of a strange web video. The video, titled “Audit the Ted” involves a dialogue between two cartoon characters
The Senate failed to pass a measure Tuesday that would have provided for the consideration of legislation to audit the Federal Reserve. Falling seven votes short of the necessary 60, Sen. Rand Paul’s (R-KY) legislation would have mandated an audit and greater
