More than a month after the alleged InSuRrEcTiOn, featuring the totally super scary Buffalo Man, and we still don’t have basic information about the supposed Attack On The Capitol™️. Byron York at the Washington Examiner: Information about the actions, or alleged actions, of individual rioters is becoming public in bits and pieces as prosecutors file […]

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This is not the deception you’re looking for. Time: This is the inside story of the conspiracy to save the 2020 election, based on access to the group’s inner workings, never-before-seen documents and interviews with dozens of those involved from across the political spectrum. It is the story of an unprecedented, creative and determined campaign […]

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You should expect much more of this. Breitbart: Wyoming state Sen. Anthony Bouchard (R) has initiated a 2022 challenge against Cheney, according to a statement of candidacy filed on Wednesday with the Federal Election Commission. Since 2017, Bouchard has represented District 6 of Wyoming. Following Cheney’s vote to impeach Trump, Bouchard wrote on social media: “I expect Never Trumpers […]

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I think it’s safe to say that for those who want liberty and not (government granted) license, this presidential race just got interesting with Gary Johnson now officially running (especially if Ron Paul enters as well). I wonder how long until the media starts showing pictures of dead babies and the elderly eating cat food […]

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Since SCOTUS ruled last year in Citizens United v Federal Elections Commission, the terminally libertarded have been crying about the corporate takeover of America blah blah blah. Of course it didn’t take long to get proof that all of that crying was no more than crocodile tears. Reason Magazine: Which helps explain why teachers unions […]

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The Wall Street Journal on Obama’s “debt reduction” speech: Mr. Obama did not deign to propose an alternative to rival Mr. Ryan’s plan, even as he categorically rejected all its reform ideas, repeatedly vilifying them as essentially un-American. “Their vision is less about reducing the deficit than it is about changing the basic social compact […]

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Progressive Statist: The Citizen’s United decision is the beginning of the end of our democracy! It allows corporations and stuff to say things about my fellow progressives. That is except when my side does it.

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Newly voted-in Tea Party congressmen are moving for a ban on all earmarks. This is good idea for two reasons: 1) It will not allow congressmen to be bribed in to voting for bills they are opposed to. Earmarks have long been used to sway a particular person’s vote when he/she would otherwise not support […]

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I thought it was those far right wing tea fucking rat baggers who represented the threat of violence in America. Way to change your tune so quickly from denouncing Tea Party participants as whiny children ready to incite violence on O’Limbeclin’s marching orders, to advocating it yourselves And before a single tea party politician has […]

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The Washington Post on Obama’s disconnect from the average citizen in wake of the Democrats’ vast losses in Congress: As Democrats try to get back on their feet and adjust to the new reality of divided government, they say there are opportunities to be found in the next two years. Anxious, impatient, dissatisfied voters, they […]

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