Month: July 2023

America was founded by rowdy folks who enjoyed nothing better than applying tar and feathers to British tax collectors. For a couple centuries, Independence Day was an occasion for raising a ruckus with firecrackers and plenty of other friendly detonations. But in recent times, the Fourth of July has been downgraded to simply another opportunity for citizens …

Bovard: Celebrate Fourth Of July By Cussing Politicians Read More »

The story of Don Quixote was originally published in two parts, in 1605 and in 1615, and is usually interpreted as a comic novel. The story is about a man named Alonso Quijano from La Mancha who read so many chivalric romances that he lost his mind. Being caught up in an illusion, Alonso decided that he …

Is Joe Biden the Don Quixote of our day? Read More »

Bud Light has conducted the most thorough and enlightening poll of the American people. It’s the most expensive poll ever, upwards of $20 billion and counting, and by far the most comprehensive sampling of public opinion. The inescapable conclusion: transgenderism is unacceptable in America. That is the polite way to express the revulsion of normal …

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Google, Meta and Twitter were all named in the lawsuits A U.S. District Court judge is temporarily preventing White House officials from meeting with tech companies about social media censorship, arguing that such actions in the past were likely First Amendment violations. The Tuesday injunction by Louisiana Judge Terry A. Doughty was in response to recent lawsuits …

Biden likely violated First Amendment during COVID-19 pandemic, federal judge says Read More »

Cut through Delaware US Attorney David Weiss’ evasions and Attorney General Merrick Garland’s posturing, and it looks like both of them are to blame for Hunter Biden skating irrevocably on the most serious tax charges he should’ve faced. Weiss chose the Friday before the long holiday weekend to publicly admit 1) he never had the power to charge Hunter …

The only thing getting clearer in Hunter Biden’s case is the stench Read More »

The White House was engulfed in scandal during President Joe Biden‘s Fourth of July celebrations as the Secret Service hunted for whoever was responsible for leaving cocaine in the West Wing. Hunter Biden was among the first family members at 1600 Pennsylvania for the festivities just hours after it was confirmed a white powder that sparked a hazmat situation contained traces …

White House cocaine mystery deepens as Secret Service says it was found in the West Wing and NOT the library: Joe and Hunter’s July 4 celebrations clouded in controversy as agents try and track down who was responsible for dropping drugs Read More »

President Joe Biden ignored shouted questions from reporters Tuesday – as the Secret Service investigated who left cocaine in the White House in a major security breach. He delivered remarks alongside first lady Jill Biden to the National Education Association’s Representative Assembly – as Hunter Biden and members of the first family gathered for Fourth of …

Biden IGNORES questions (again) from press after cocaine was found in the White House: President slams gun violence and says teachers shouldn’t be armed as Secret Service investigates shocking drug discovery Read More »

Happy 4th! Marxist Democrat Rep. Cori Bush trashed the Declaration of Independence and demanded reparations on Tuesday. “The Declaration of Independence was written by enslavers and didn’t recognize Black people as human.” Cori Bush said. “Today is a great day to demand Reparations Now ✊?” she said. More

The 9 victims involved in the Washington, DC, drive-by were believed to be ‘targeted’ A drive-by shooting in Washington, D.C., left nine people, including two juveniles, with non-life threatening injuries as they were celebrating Independence Day with their community, police say. On Wednesday, July 5 shortly after 1 a.m., Washington, D.C., metro police and emergency medical services …

Washington, DC Independence Day drive-by shooting leaves 9 injured, including 2 juveniles Read More »

The Supreme Court ruled on Friday, 6-3, that the state of Colorado, under the First Amendment, cannot force a web designer to promote same-sex weddings in violation of her Christian beliefs. The case involved Lorie Smith, owner of 3030 Creative, who wanted to promote weddings with her web designs, but was threatened by the state …

‘No American should be forced to speak in violation of their deeply held beliefs’ Read More »