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March 20, 2022

Biden Supreme Court nominee – Americans deserve answers from Ketanji Brown Jackson

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson must be committed to upholding the rule of law and the Constitution as written. A justice who fails to anchor her decisions in the Constitution is legally adrift.

March 14, 2022

Fight for your country? Ukrainians will but Americans torn in new poll. That's a problem

In WW2, Winston Churchill declared, "Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few." It appears that there may be even fewer to count on if a recent poll is accurate.

March 2, 2022

Media's 'weapon' Fauci no longer politically useful in Democrats' tough reelection bids: Sexton

In his speech to the 2022 CPAC in Orange County, Fla., over the weekend, former CIA analyst and radio host Buck Sexton called for a “housecleaning of the bureaucracy” within the federal government.

March 1, 2022

Greenwald warns of censor-happy Big Tech's relationship with national security bureaucracy

Big Tech is aligning with U.S. intel agencies and other nations' bureaucracies during the Russian invasion of Ukraine to censor anyone who does not hold what they consider the prevailing or correct view, Tucker Carlson said Tuesday on “Tucker Carlson Tonight”.

February 10, 2022

Connecticut governor says 'you have earned this freedom' as he rolls back school mask mandate

In his 2022 State of the State address Wednesday, Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont joined a handful of fellow Democrats in rolling back some of their coronavirus-era restrictions, saying at one point of the sunsetting school mask mandate, “from a public health perspective, you have earned this freedom.”

February 9, 2022

States one step closer in uphill, unconventional approach to amend Constitution, limit federal govt power

Nebraska became the 17th state to vote for a convention of states with the goal of amending the Constitution to reduce the power of the federal government.

February 8, 2022

Orthodox Jews and Catholic businessman join to sue NYC mayor over vaccine mandate

A Roman Catholic businessman and five Orthodox Jews, including a rabbi, are among 18 plaintiffs who are suing New York City Mayor Eric Adams and his commissioner of health over their “Key to NYC” vaccine passport program.

February 7, 2022

Glenn Greenwald: Psaki's Rogan comments show 'explicit strategy' to coerce companies to censor speech

When White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said every podcast platform should “do more to call out misinformation” it again shows the Democrats' proclivity toward using corporate allies to censor free speech, Glenn Greenwald told Tucker Carlson Tonight.

February 1, 2022

Biden on Supreme Court pick: Constitution is 'always evolving slightly' on rights

President Biden on Tuesday said there is "always a renewed national debate" on Supreme Court nominations due to the fact that the U.S. Constitution is "always evolving slightly" on rights.

January 27, 2022

Breyer retirement sparks new debate over 'originalism' Supreme Court approach

Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer announced Wednesday that he would retire, re-igniting a debate on judicial philosophies like constitutional originalism as President Biden considers candidates to nominate to the nation's highest court.