It’s difficult to look beyond Trump, as he demands so much of our attention, and rightfully so, but the issue we’re facing right now is far bigger than him. We live in a time of great uncertainty and fear, and people, not just in America, but across the globe, are beginning to gravitate toward authoritarianism. […]
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Is Putin right when he says that “Western-style liberalism” is “obsolete”?
Posted in Civil Liberties, Politics, Rants, Uncategorized Also tagged America First, anti-immigrant, armageddon, border security, border wall, Climate Change, concentration camps, dictators, Donald Trump, Donald Tusk, drought, European Council, famine, fear, fear mongering, G20, global climate change, Global Warming, human rights, immigration, Ivanka Trump, Jamal Khashoggi, Japan, Kim Jong Un, legitimizing dictators, liberalism, Mohammed bin Salman, NATO, North Korea, oligarchs, Osaka, Pearl Harbor, Russia, Saudi Arabia, southern border, The Origins of Totalitarianism, threats to journalists, Vladimir Putin, western civilization 213 Comments
CNN hires Sarah Isgur, a Republican operative who once swore loyalty to Donald Trump, to oversee coverage of the 2020 campaign
Today it was announced that CNN hired Sarah Isgur, a Republican operative with absolutely no journalistic experience, to serve as political editor in charge of the network’s 2020 election coverage. If Isgur’s name sounds familiar, it might be from the Washington Post story in March of 2018 about how, only after she “kowtowed to Trump,” […]
Posted in Media, Politics, Uncategorized Also tagged 2020, Clinton News Network, CNN, Corey Lewandowski, Department of Justice, Donald Trump, enemy of the people, freedom of the press, Jeff Sessions, Jeffrey Lord, loyalty, Media Matters, Michael Caputo, Mitt Romney, Sarah Isgur, slippery slope, Ted Cruz, the sad state of journalism, Vladimir Putin 42 Comments
National Emergency
This afternoon, just short of the Friday deadline, the U.S. Senate overwhelmingly passed a bipartisan spending bill that would avoid another shutdown. The compromise bill, which passed with only 16 Senators voting against it, included $1.375 billion for the construction of a 55 mile long fence of steel slats, significantly less that the $5.7 billion […]
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized Also tagged Ann Coulter, border wall, call to action, constitutional crisis, Department of Justice, Donald Trump, executive actions, executive orders, executive overreach, government shutdown, illegal immigration, Laura Ingraham, Mitch McConnell, national emergency, open borders, racism, rule of law, slippery slope, unconstitutional, Worldwide Threat Assessment of the U.S. Intelligence Community 75 Comments