Conservative’s Continued Love Affair with Radical Liberal Democrats
By Raynard Jackson (ThyBlackMan.com) What is it about conservatives that make them think that cavorting with the enemy will ever pay off? If conservatives spent half as much time with real Black conservatives as they do with radical Black liberals, you would have much greater participation of Blacks in the movement. I don’t know what it […]
When Profits and Politics Drive Science: Rushing a Vaccine to Market for a Vanishing Virus
By Ellen Brown More than 100 companies are competing to be first in the race to get a COVID-19 vaccine to market. It’s a race against time, not because the death rate is climbing but because it is falling – to the point where there will soon be too few subjects to prove […]
COVID – The Chinese Virus | Common Sense Gets Overpowered by Bad Science
By Sigrid Weidenweber In times like ours I delight in debate with my grandsons—fifteen and seventeen years old. Until recently we mostly saw the world in terms of common understanding. Lately our debates have become acrimonious, not only because of the corona virus, but because of the statistics the boys use to cement […]
Godspeak Pastor Rob McCoy: ‘The Church and Politics’ (Part II)
By Michael Hernandez NEWBURY PARK–”Politics is the way that people living in groups make decisions,” said Godspeak Pastor Rob McCoy during his Saturday evening “Fireside Chat” which was the second part of a two-part lecture challenging pastors to ‘Reopen on Pentecost Sunday.’ “Politics is about making agreements between people so that they can live together […]
Eber: It’s a bird, it’s a plane, its Joe Bonehead
Richard Eber, California Political News and Views “Anybody except the arch criminal Lex Luther Trump” was the battle cry from the City of Metropolis. This mythical kingdom home to Clark Kent (alias Superman) was subject to horrendous turmoil in the spring of 2020. The “Man of Steel” was stricken by Trump with a heavy […]
KTLA and CNN Seem to be Shoving Their Favorites down our Throats
By Naomi Fisher To Whom at KTLA: Why did you avoid broadcasting Tulsi Gabbard’s Town Hall Meeting on Sunday, March 1, 2020 in Los Angeles? I called your tip line the preceding Thursday, I sent an email, others I know called your station to remind you she would be in town. You promote […]
The Politics of Panic Are Far Deadlier Than The Coronavirus
By Thomas L. Knapp US president Donald Trump “Has a Problem as the Coronavirus Threatens the US,” assert the authors of a New York Times analysis: “His Credibility.” In the tagline and elsewhere in the article, the authors imply that the spread of COVID-19, aka “the coronavirus,” constitutes a “public health crisis” and a […]
Why Mike Bloomberg is Finished…and So is the Democrat Party
By Wayne Allyn Root I hate to say it, but I told you so. This was a no-brainer. Anyone with common sense could see it coming from a thousand miles away. Mike Bloomberg is the Titantic-Hindenburg-Poseidon Adventure of the Democrat Party. For weeks I’ve been announcing on my Newsmax national TV show that Mike […]
California’s Progressive War on Suburbia
By Edward Ring For three years in a row, California’s progressive lawmakers have attempted to legislate high density housing by taking away the ability of cities and counties to enforce local zoning laws. And for the third year in a row, the proposed law, Senate Bill 50, was narrowly defeated. But eventually something like SB […]
Fighting the One-Party State at the Local Level in California
By Edward Ring It isn’t a partisan observation to say that California is a one-party state. It’s just stating a fact. The Democratic Party controls all the levers of political power in California. Consider the evidence: GOP registration is down to 23 percent of registered voters. There is a Democratic “mega-majority” (75% or more) in […]
