Ga. State Rep. Calls Joe Biden’s Bluff on Georgia’s ‘Jim Crow on Steroids’
Corporate America and the legacy media have been hounding Georgia over its new voter integrity law, and President Joe Biden and his fellow Democrats have led the charge. Biden suggested that Major League Baseball should pull the All-Star game out of Atlanta, and lo and behold, MLB obliged, costing the state $100 million. Yet on Monday, …
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Salisbury sees boost in business; was it the governor’s shoutout that did it?
Businesses saw a bump this weekend in Salisbury, where the city’s mass vaccination site became the first in Maryland to offer COVID-19 vaccinations on a walk-in basis. But Bill Chambers, president and CEO of the Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce, said it’s hard to know if the increase in traffic and business was tied to …
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Oh My: Looks Like Biden DHS Is Admitting Trump Was Right About the Wall
The first thing that Joe Biden did when he got into office was try to do away with the border policies of President Donald Trump including stopping the building of the wall that had been such a high priority of the Trump Administration. Of course, the result then was a flood of illegal aliens into …
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Nothing to see here: DHS deletes announcement of terror suspects arrested at border
Homeland Security has removed the press release announcing the arrest of two Yemeni men on the terrorist watch list. The release was posted Monday, but by Tuesday morning it was no longer available. An archived version is still available at the Internet Archive. The deletion sparked questions on Capitol Hill. “Why did you take down your previously public …
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State Dept. disbands Trump-era Unalienable Rights Commission
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has formally dismissed the controversial Trump-era Commission on Unalienable Rights, which sought to elevate the promotion of religious freedom worldwide. Blinken, who vowed to promote LGBT rights worldwide during his confirmation hearings, only briefly alluded to religious persecution in a press conference unveiling the 45th State Department country reports on human rights …
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Utah Governor Signs Legislation Making Fathers Help Pay With Pregnancy Costs
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed legislation into law on Monday legally requiring biological fathers to help with paying medical costs in the pregnancy if the biological mother requests it. The legislation, House Bill 113, has been backed by Utah Republicans, Rep. Brady Brammer and Sen. Dan McCay. It received widespread support in the GOP-controlled chamber. …
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Ketchup reportedly suffering from latest COVID-era shortage
The coronavirus pandemic has sparked a nationwide ketchup shortage that has restaurants scrambling to get ahold of America’s most popular condiment, a new report says. In especially short supply are ketchup packets, a hot commodity for eateries that have relied on takeout orders over the past year as COVID-19 crimped their dining room capacity, according to …
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America is Expected to be Flooded by Close to 2 Million Migrants by the end of 2021
America’s border disaster under Joe Biden’s watch is reaching humanitarian levels of crisis. According to estimates from government officials, they expect two million foreigners to cross the US’s southern border by September of 2021. A CNN report released on March 31, 2021 spilled the beans on some of the numbers of the incoming migrant wave: …
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A Government of Thugs, by Thugs, for Thugs
The Democrats seem to have taken their cues from earlier totalitarians in the way they have built bridges to the world’s thug population. In The Origins of Totalitarianism, a massive work first published in 1951, Hannah Arendt, a refugee from Nazism, noted striking similarities between Hitler’s and Stalin’s regimes. In both of those state-of-the-art tyrannies, the governing …