Month: September 2023

You might have thought that every other American company that witnessed the downfall of Bud Light as the number-one-selling brand of beer in the country after the Dylan Mulvaney fiasco would have made it a point to inform their marketing department, that going woke is not a winning marketing strategy and would not be approved. But going …

Dove Soap Hires BLM Activist, Quickly Gets ‘Bud Light’ Treatment and Calls for Boycott Read More »

Apple plans to issue an over-the-air update in the coming days for iPhone 12 users in France after regulators ordered a halt in sales over concerns the device emits too much radiation. “We will issue a software update for users in France to accommodate the protocol used by French regulators,” Apple told Reuters in a statement. The …

Apple Tells Support Staff To Remain Silent On iPhone Radiation Concern Read More »

Household budgets were hit by rising grocery prices for the second consecutive month in August, data from the Department of Labor showed Wednesday. The consumer price index for “food at home” rose 0.2 percent in August after climbing 0.3 percent in July. In June, grocery prices were more or less flat with the prior month. …

Biden’s Food Inflation Record: Grocery Prices Up 19.6% Read More »

The California Senate on Tuesday voted to pay $300 weekly checks to unemployed illegal immigrants even as the state faces a roughly $31.5 billion deficit and mass illegal immigration. Democratic state senators passed Senate Bill 227 by Sen. María Elena Durazo (D.) with a 30-7 vote, sending the measure to the Assembly for approval. The legislation would offer undocumented aliens …

California Senate Approves $300 Weekly Checks for Unemployed Illegals Read More »

On Thursday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Lead,” Ford President and CEO Jim Farley stated that he’s not opposed to giving workers pay increases, “But if it prevents us from investing in this transition to EVs and in future products like the ones we have now like a new F-150,” they won’t do that because they’ll …

Ford CEO: We Won’t Give Workers Pay Increases that Keep Us ‘from Investing in This Transition to EVs’ Read More »

“Small businesses are the engines of our economy and the heart and soul of our communities,” President Joe Biden said in a July statement that sought to brag about his administration’s efforts to invest in small business entrepreneurs as part of his effort to “build the economy from the bottom up and the middle out,” …

Small Business Owners Give Biden a Failing Grade Read More »

A large nationwide study of more than 4 million people in New Zealand identified a statistically significant association in two adverse events following vaccination with Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine. In the post-marketing safety study recently published in Springer, researchers examining 12 specific adverse events found an increase in myopericarditis during the 21-day period following both Pfizer vaccine doses. Myopericarditis …

‘Statistically Significant Increase’ In Myopericarditis And Single Organ Cutaneous Vasculitis Found After COVID-19 Vaccination Read More »

President Biden, who was mentored by former KKK ‘Exalted Cyclops’ Robert Byrd, once called a black adviser ‘boy’ during a FEMA briefing, called Obama the first mainstream ‘bright and clean’ and articulate African-American, and worried in the late 70s that forcing schools to desegregate would subject his white children to “a racial jungle,” just did it again. (There’s …

White House Alters Official Transcript After Biden Says ‘Black And Hispanic’ Workers ‘Don’t Have High School Diplomas’ Read More »

The District of Columbia is currently struggling to contend with a surge in criminal activity that has many questioning the safety of living in the city at all. Compared to this point in 2022, homicides are up 28% and on pace to reach their highest levels in more than 20 years. House Administration Committee Chairman …

Crime is so bad in DC that Congress is distributing tips to avoid being carjacked in capital Read More »

President Joe Biden’s commitment to his green energy agenda, with Electric Vehicles (EVs) at the forefront, without first securing an American supply chain is likely to cede United States economic power to its biggest adversary, China. The United Auto Workers (UAW) are now striking against the top three automakers, General Motors (GM), Ford, and Stellantis. The union …

Owning the Future: Electric Vehicles May Cede U.S. Power to China Which Controls 70% of the World’s Lithium Read More »