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In Portland, ‘anti-fascist’ (Antifa) protestors block traffic and hurl insults at drivers. It’s just one of the Left’s increasingly anarchic, often violent, mob protests. The
Retired Astronaut Scott Kelly Tweets a ‘gentle jab’ at President Trump, quoting the late British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. The Left goes ballistic…and Kelly apologizes.
Winning begets winning! Bill Whittle asks Stephen Green and Scott Ott about the impact, and outcome, of the Kavanaugh confirmation fight on the upcoming midterm
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A student senate, by supermajority, mandates silent sign language applause, and bans clapping and whooping. Scott Ott explains why, but Bill Whittle and Stephen Green
Does the Kavanaugh confirmation circus goes beyond politics or ideology into diagnosable mental illness among some on the Left? Have the judge and the accuser
Is Jeff Flake the stupidest person in the Senate? Stephen Green asks Bill Whittle and Scott Ott this thoughtful question about the man who stalled
Less than two hours before the Senate Judiciary Committee vote, Bill Whittle, Scott Ott and Steve Green recorded this half-hour special look at the consequences
Social Justice Warriors, having exhausted the potential of ‘virtue signaling’, now try ‘positional good’ — a form of competition among the hierarchies of victimhood. Don’t
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Republican messaging is so weak and sporadic that Steve Green wonders if they even want to retain their House majority. Bill Whittle and Scott Ott
Democrats’ attempt to take down President Trump’s high court nominee with sexual assault allegations has started a new wave of women speaking out about their