We’ve seen it in the headlines. ‘Highschoolers harass Native American elder in MAGA hats.’ We were expected to just accept their reality at face value without context, and without question. A photo op moment was captured where a young man,… Read More ›
It is now day 29 of the longest government shutdown in our nations history. Tensions are high, but President Trump has put forth yet another attempt to reopen the government through a bipartisan approach to border and immigration reform. Early… Read More ›
Newly elected governor of California Gavin Newsom is already living up to the California stereotype of taxing everything. Earlier this week in the new 2019-20 budget his administration proposed, there was a provision which included an unspecified tax on water…. Read More ›
The original Women’s March on January 21st, 2017 made headlines as it hosted over half a million people marching for women’s rights the day after President Trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the United State in Washington… Read More ›
After sending out the official invitation for President Trump to give his annual ‘State of the Union’ address for January 29th, Speaker Pelosi has attempted to recede the invitation and cancel the event over the government shutdown and border wall… Read More ›
The Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) chapter at the University of Florida is suing the Board of Trustees with the help of the Alliance Defending Freedom in federal court, according to the Miami Herald. YAF alleges the student government distributes… Read More ›
After a 12 day battle, democrats offered President Trump a compromised spending bill that included $2.5 billion for border security, but no money earmark for the long awaited wall, as reported by The New York Times. President Trump swiftly rejected… Read More ›
It’s official, the 2020 election cycle is now underway. While President Trump has long decided he will seek reelection, even deciding on the campaign slogan ‘Keep America Great,’ no democrat had thrown their hat into the ring until now. Several… Read More ›
Prior to the 2018 midterm election, an error at various California DMV outlets resulted 1,500 people, including non citizens, being incorrectly registered to vote. The errors occurred between April 23rd and September 5th. This revelation comes after California DMV’s botched… Read More ›
Two middle schools in rural Iowa join the small, but growing list of schools which offer short gun safety classes for it’s students. This spring, students in the Clarksville and North Butler school districts will be required to take a… Read More ›
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