The first presidential debate signals the start of the finish of one of the weirdest White House contests in recent (and long-term) memory.
The first presidential debate of the 2020 election brings a clash of two vastly different styles, and set of quirks. Gear up for Tuesday night’s donnybrook with Scott Ott, Stephen Green, and Bill Whittle…
The Joe Biden campaign — about 3 days per week — calls a lid early in the morning, and the candidate heads for his isolation bunker.
Congressional candidate Kimberly Klacik schools the G.O.P. in how to do a political message, and she schools Democrats in how to demonstrate that Black lives really matter in Baltimore and other Democrat-run Hell-hole cities.
Adam Jentleson, the former deputy chief of staff to former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, outlines the Democrats plan to slow jam the confirmation of President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee…
On the XXXth installment of Stephen Green’s Right Angle Lightning Round, Steve ambushes Bill Whittle and Scott Ott with questions on the following topics….
Many think that Joe Biden will skip his slated debates with Donald Trump, with some plausible excuse. Others think he’ll show up and prove his mental incapacity for office. But what if he shows up and appears merely competent?
In 2016 the pundits missed the undercurrent of unlikely voters who swept Donald Trump to victory. Axios now asks what the pundits and pollsters are missing this time, then answers their own question.
The French documentary ‘Cuties’ comes to Netflix in America provoking a disgusted reaction by Conservatives who oppose sexual exploitation of preteen girls. Progressives, predictably, attack Conservatives.
Amateur video shows a Chinese rocket as it crashes near a school, jeopardizing the lives and health of children — or what the Communist government calls faceless replaceable masses.
Disney’s Mulan promises a live action version of its animated classic, but controversy erupts over the film credits which thank Communist Chinese authorities, including those in the city of Turpan, in Xinjiang. Turpan’s concentration camps and forced sterilization of Uyghur people conjures genocidal campaigns of the past, but at least Disneyland Shanghai doesn’t feel the pinch.
Some 17 named sources go on the record that President Trump did NOT insult dead military veterans as alleged by Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic.