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His documentary exposes the DEI industry by letting practitioners discredit themselves.

The New York Times finds victim-blaming repellent—except when the victim is the former president.

This week, a would-be assassin aimed a rifle at Donald Trump through the fence at the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida. Secret Service saw the man and shot at him; he was later arrested. The alleged shooter has a long record of clear-cut, left-wing hatred

By: Lathan Watts – nationalreview.com – September 2, 2024 In both the U.K. and the U.S., governments are harassing pro-lifers and abortion advocates are becoming more radical. Anoteworthy case out of Great Britain could provide Americans with an object lesson from our mother country on the radicalization of modern abortion advocates. Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, a Christian woman who was arrested twice…

By: Lathan Watts – dailywire.com – September 5, 2024 “With great power comes great responsibility.” Long before Uncle Ben imparted this sage advice to Peter Parker, aka Spider-Man, in comics and movies, it was an accepted maxim in Western civilization known as “noblesse oblige.” Those with wealth, privilege, or position have an obligation to use the advantages of their birth…

If ‘we the people’ are unable to defend the Constitution, then the Constitution is unable to defend us.

At the debate, Donald Trump didn’t take a strong stand and continued to defer to the states, while Kamala Harris championed expansive abortion rights.

In “Am I Racist?,” the documentary in theaters now, writer and star Matt Walsh hilariously skewers the anti-racism industry.

Democratic lawmakers are giving Vice President Harris a pass on her policy flip-flops and efforts to tack toward the political center, confident she’s still a progressive at heart and will fight…

Ryan Wesley Routh put his enmity toward Donald Trump – the man he once supported but then dismissed as an “idiot,” a “buffoon” and a “fool” – at the center of a rambling and fanciful worldview that also fixated on Ukraine, Taiwan, North Korea, and what he called the “end of humanity.”

Ryan Wesley Routh put his enmity toward Donald Trump – the man he once supported but then dismissed as an “idiot,” a “buffoon” and a “fool” – at the center of a rambling and fanciful worldview that also fixated on Ukraine, Taiwan, North Korea, and what he called the “end of humanity.”