by David Fowler The antics associated with misnomered “hearings” on the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court demonstrate why the last line of our national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner,” might more accurately refer to America as the ‘land of the un-free, because we’re home of the uncourageous.’ We Are Not Free When Governed by a Policy-Making Federal Judiciary We not […]

by KOMO Staff AUBURN, Wash. — Human decency took a back seat in Auburn Saturday when a man and two teens left a clerk suffering a heart attack to die, but not before helping themselves to the cash in the till and several other items in the store, police said. “It just blows my mind. It breaks our hearts,” said […]

Here are two races we are watching in Rhode Island’s primary contests. Incumbent RI Gov. Raimondo faces progressive primary challenge Incumbent Gov. Gina Raimondo (D) faces a primary challenge from the left in her re-election bid. Former Secretary of State Matt Brown is backed by progressive groups such as Our Revolution RI and Justice Democrats, while Raimondo has been endorsed […]

Democratic primary Executive Councilor Chris Pappas won the Democratic primary for New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District. He received 52 percent of the vote with 32 percent of precincts reporting. Former Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs Maura Sullivan was second with 27 percent. Eleven candidates ran in the race. Sullivan raised $1.8 million—more than twice as much as any other candidate. Pappas […]

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By Jeffrey Cimmino  |  Washington Free Beacon The Associated Press determined a television advertisement released by the National Republican Senatorial Committee correctly pointed out Sen. Jon Tester (D., Mont.) “was No. 1 in Cash from Lobbyists in 2018” for a time. “The Republican group got it right — Tester was the top recipient in Congress of money from lobbyists for a […]

Here’s your guide for today to everything affecting your bills, bank account and bottom line. H/T to The Hill House and Senate to huddle on spending bills: The House and Senate have scheduled conference meetings for Thursday on two spending bill packages to limit a shutdown come October 1. The first of the so-called “minibus” packages covers defense spending as well […]

By Tim Brown  |  Freedom Outpost This is an extended duration loop video displaying hidden camera footage of various areas surrounding the notorious cocaine alley. There is a 25 mile boundary protected only by old four strand cattle barbwire fencing. Otherwise, the border in that area is unprotected. Last week, I posted a video taken by an Arizona rancher on the border […]

By Calvin Freiburger JEFFERSON CITY, Missouri, (LifeSiteNews) – Missouri officials can enforce rules mandating basic health and safety standards for abortion facilities, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday. A three-judge panel reversed a lower court’s injunction against the laws, the Kansas City Star reported, which requires abortionists to obtain admitting privileges at nearby hospitals for potential medical complications, and that abortion […]

After watching the fiasco’s at this *college* – all the way back to the time in the mid 60’s when they began looking for land to build it – watching the super FAR LEFT speakers and other socialist events –  all I can say is it is past time for this place to be sanitized and repurposed to a meaningful […]