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On the eve of Election Day, we stand on the brink of major potential change. In cities, counties, and states around America, things will be changing. New people will be elected to public office, many perhaps for the first time.  But there is one election top of mind for most of us, and that’s the presidential election. It’s possible that…

LTC Allen West discusses a number of issues undertaken by far-left radicals to “fundamentally transform” our beloved country. Link to Video Source: Fundamentally Transform America into What?

By: Allen West Consider the idiocy of a city in Colorado that is incarcerating people who do not wear a mask. Yet these same leftists claimed that criminals had to be released from incarceration due to the threat of COVID-19. Or consider the idiocy of going into the home of private citizens and confiscating their weapon, their right to keep and…

This is the final part of a 4-part series debunking four common myths Christians use to not vote. Read myth #1: “One Vote Doesn’t Make a Difference”; myth #2: “God Is in Charge Anyway So It Doesn’t Matter if I Vote” and myth #3: “I Don’t Like Either Candidate, So What’s the Point?” Source: FRC Blog » Christian Voting Myth #4: “I’m…

This is part 1 of a 4-part series debunking four common myths Christians use to not vote. Read myth #2: “God Is in Charge Anyway So It Doesn’t Matter if I Vote”; myth #3: “I Don’t Like Either Candidate, So What’s the Point?” and myth #4: “I’m Not in the Majority Where I Live, So Why Bother?” Source: FRC Blog » Christian Voting Myth #1: “One…

Think 2020 can’t get any stranger? What if Black and Hispanic voters provided just enough of a bump to give a Republican the presidential victory? According to the polls, it could happen. Source: Could Blacks and Hispanics hand Trump a November victory? | TheHill

In 2016, Donald Trump won the presidency by 36 electoral votes, but in 15 states — where 157 electoral votes were at stake — neither he nor Hillary Clinton won by a majority. Trump won 110 electoral votes in nine states where he received a plurality, and Hillary Clinton picked up 47 electoral votes in six states where she came…

On the menu today: The op-ed page of the New York Times made the deliberate decision to hoodwink America about the identity of “Anonymous”; the sense of guilt that pervades legacy media — a very apt label; and wondering whether or not we will even see long lines on Election Day with early voting being so massive so far. Source:…

With Election Day just days away, and early voting already underway in many states, the election-related lawsuits have been piling up, and court decisions (and appeals) have been coming out at a dizzying rate. Some are still trying to change the rules in the middle of the election that would make it easier to commit fraud and to manipulate election results—not…

Glenn Greenwald founded The Intercept in 2013 with the explicit goal of creating a news outlet that would be insulated from the partisan and financial pressures inherent to corporate media. As he acknowledges in a resignation letter published Thursday, that project has ultimately failed. Source: The Intercept — Glenn Greenwald Resignation Shows Media Bias | National Review

After releasing his plan to reopen America safely in April, President Trump remarked that prior to the Coronavirus pandemic, the United States had “built the greatest economy anywhere in the world . . .  and we’re going to build it again.” Source: The Great American Recovery: Third Quarter GDP Blows Past Expectations | The White House