by Richard Cameron Had Kathy Barnette Been Shopping At Tops Market In Buffalo Actually had Kathy Barnette, the black GOP candidate for Senator Pat Toomey’s Senate seat in Pennsylvania been there or Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) or had Candace Owens or Hershel Walker, candidate for U.S. Senate in Georgia or Ben Carson or Kentucky […]
by Tony Wyman Trump Claims About Voter Fraud Are Intended To Discredit the 2020 Election The White House, under the direction of President Donald Trump, is basing their claims that Democrats, liberals and illegal immigrants are planning to steal the 2020 election through voter fraud on a 381-page report from the right-wing think tank […]
by Tony Wyman If it wasn’t for the 2016 flare-up of Bernie Sanders‘ supporters, America wouldn’t be suffering through the fourth year of the worst presidency in the nation’s history. Yes, Bernie Bros, you are the reason Hillary Clinton lost to Donald Trump four years ago. A whopping 12% of you threw your […]
“Falsehood, like the dry-rot, flourishes the more in proportion as air and light are excluded.” – Richard Whately Trump Reality Disconnect As Americans, we like predictability in a president. Predictability that is, if it is founded on strength of character and a commitment to serve the nation as a whole, rather […]
by Richard Cameron National Compass recently published a comprehensive and wide ranging report on the issue of open carry in the United States; an issue that has become a prime facet of the debate over gun violence and the high visibility sub set of gun deaths – mass shootings. In that report, “Open […]
by Tony Wyman There is only one reason the shooter in Dayton, Ohio was able to kill nine human beings in just 30 seconds. He was armed with a weapon designed to do just that. The manufacturer of the weapon, an AM-15, practically brags about their firearm’s ability to deliver life-ending multi-calibre rounds faster and […]
by Richard Cameron Once again, mass shootings – of which there have been a deluge in recent weeks, are at the forefront of the national conversation. The killings in El Paso, Texas, Dayton, Ohio and Gilroy, California are the impetus to another round of policy debates on solutions. The only low hanging fruit […]
by Jennifer Keller Puebla We’ve had another mass shooting in America. And another. And another. We say “in America” even though that’s pretty much a given. We say it in order to imagine we aren’t the only ones. But we know we nearly are. We’re the only ones making gun violence normal. The […]
by Kseniya Kirillova An open letter to Maria Butina from her victims Very few people know that before her arrival in the US, Maria Butina, recently convicted of spying for Moscow, had managed to gain trust with the Russian opposition to Vladimir Putin, and participated in human rights and opposition efforts in the country. Her […]
by Tony Wyman No matter what I write, no matter how much I plead with readers that we not allow the deaths in Texas yesterday to be in vain by allowing our discussion of the problem of school shootings to degrade into a pointless, futile shouting match over the Second Amendment, that is likely what […]
