We’ve really only barely begun to get the fuller story on what happened on January 6 at the Capitol. But the House was in such an all-fired hurry to stab at Moby Dick Trump that they couldn’t wait for some … Continue reading →
The charge is “incitement to insurrection.” Which is appropriately Orwellian, since there was neither “incitement” (see this) nor an “insurrection” – except to the degree that any protest against the government that involves any violence at all could be labeled … Continue reading →
This video of lawyers David Freiheit and Robert Barnes is long. but I strongly suggest you watch about an hour and a half of it anyway – or as much as you can – from the part where I’ve cued … Continue reading →
Yes, there was violence perpetrated by some of the protestors in the Capital incursion. And yes, the those people guilty of it should be identified and prosecuted. Yes, it is also politically expedient for the left to act as though … Continue reading →
And I want to see them answered by someone both objective and knowledgeable. Yeah, right; dream on, neo. (1) How many people actually gained entrance to the Capitol, and who were they? Rumors on the right that a lot of … Continue reading →
When I found and read a transcript here, it came as no surprise that Trump’s call with Raffensperger had been mischaracterized by the MSM as nefarious, when the actual call versus MSM discussion of the call seems to have been … Continue reading →
Once Trump is gone from office – which I do believe is likely to be happening this month – one thing I will not miss are these leaked “gotcha” phone calls, whereby the MSM declares him finished, criminal, and/or hopelessly … Continue reading →
From what I’ve gleaned from discussions with liberal friends, this statement is true: …evidence of massive election fraud in swing states during the 2020 election is widely known and understood by Americans who obtain their information from independent and conservative … Continue reading →
I’ve previously discussed the problems with Lin Wood in this post. Here’s the latest on what appears to be his continued decline. See also this.
Continue reading →I see this move as being motivated by (a) the fact that if Trump had vetoed the bill, Congress was able to override his veto anyway or pass it next session; and (2) he was looking to the January 5th … Continue reading →
I wrote about LA’s Soros-backed DA George Gascon previously in this post, and you can read more here. In summary, Gascon supports a sweeping leftist overhaul of the entire prosecution system in LA County in a way similar to that … Continue reading →
From Sarah Hoyt, on the failure of the courts to hear any evidence in the election fraud cases: You know what could have fixed it? The courts taking the cases and allowing for an examination of the evidence. The fact … Continue reading →