Here’s Turley: The question is, when will the evidence of systemic censorship force Democrats in Congress to drop their unified opposition to any investigation of this unprecedented partnership of government, corporate and academic interests? That triumvirate arguably has created the … Continue reading →
The story of cocaine found at the White House has been changing rapidly, and now it’s been declared a non-story of sorts: Again, there are cameras everywhere in the non-residence areas of the White House. There are security checks and … Continue reading →
Here’s William Jacobson on the decision: We previously have covered the lawsuit brought by Missouri and Louisiana against the Biden administration regarding collusion with big tech platforms to silence mostly conservative voices. After extensive pre-trial proceedings, the federal District Court … Continue reading →
If the MSM ever does decide it’s finally “time” to get serious about Biden’s brain, it would be because (a) the fear that the public will reject Biden as obviously suffering from dementia has increased, and (b) the left has … Continue reading →
“Republicans are mean” is pretty much the story told by Democrats, and has been for a long time, and it’s often very successful. I don’t think there’s a Democrat I know – and I know plenty of them – who … Continue reading →
Hunter can’t be held responsible for any of this because, after all, he was a coke addict: The House Oversight Committee released a Hunter Biden WhatsApp message to Communist Party-linked Chinese energy firm CEFC associate Gongwen Dong. Hunter demanded $10 … Continue reading →
Here’s a good article by Jonathan Turley on the latest “pay no attention to Hunter, he was just a junkie and is to be pitied, exonerated, and praised” approach to Hunter Biden’s leveraging of his father’s position in order to … Continue reading →
And I suppose you could add Grandpa of the Year. From Nicholas Kristof comes this astonishing thought: The real meaning of the Hunter Biden saga, as I see it, isn't about presidential corruption, but is about how widespread addiction is–and … Continue reading →
The two-tiered “justice” system marches on. This time the IRS was willing to apply the usual standard to Biden’s son Hunter and charge him with a felony, but the DOJ never carried out the recommendation: Rep. Jason Smith (R., Mo.) … Continue reading →
I hadn’t previously heard much about Hageman, the Wyoming Republican who trounced Liz Cheney this past go-round. But here she is, describing how our two-tiered system of justice at the hands of the FBI and the DOJ has damaged the … Continue reading →
I find that rather stunning. About a recent poll: For Biden to start dropping, Democrats would have to stop thinking he’s doing a good job as president. Biden’s approval rating among Democrats in a Quinnipiac University poll released last week … Continue reading →
It was predicted, and it has come to pass with an extremely mild plea deal agreement. Back in May here was Ted Cruz’s prediction: “That will be the tell if they focus on individual crimes related to Hunter and they … Continue reading →