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Here is an article at city-journal.org talking about the left playing the race card against Larry Elder -who happens to be black for those who don’t know. You just can’t make this stuff up. What the left can’t tolerate is an African-American being conservative.  What they are afraid of is aContinue Reading

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  Here is an article at infowars.com talking about an interview with the current head of the CDC discussing her latest initiative to research gun violence. After the CDCs recent foray into imposing a nationwide eviction moratorium, 2setsofrules doesn’t believe for one minute that whatever the CDC comes up with willContinue Reading

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Here is a great interview with former Detroit police chief, James Craig, on gun violence in the city of Detroit. If you are looking for a candid and realistic discussion on dealing with inner city gun violence, here it is. The defund the police movement does not carry weight withContinue Reading

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From redstate.com: Given the borderline-apocalyptic events of the past several days, it is understandable how the death of Connie Hamzy has gone mostly unnoticed. Hamzy, who gained rock‘n’roll legend status not via any artistic accomplishments but rather via being name-checked in Grand Funk Railroad’s 1974 #1 hit “We’re An AmericanContinue Reading

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Here is an article at childrenshealthdefense.org detailing a letter Senator Ron Johnson sent to the acting director of the FDA that everyone should want to know the answers to.  From the article, the questions are: 1. Why didn’t the FDA grant full licensure for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine that is in useContinue Reading

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In an article at nationalreview.com on the 6-3 ruling by the Supreme Court against the CDC eviction moratorium, Justice Breyer is quoted as follows: Justice Stephen Breyer argued in a dissent that “it is far from ‘demonstrably’ clear that the CDC lacks the power to issue its modified moratorium order.”Continue Reading

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Here is an article from noqreport.com speaking to the adverse effects of the covid jab and its effectiveness. From the article: Death Data Though data has been ineffective in compelling government agencies to stop the vaccine effort, consider these data points on deaths attributed to just the Pfizer vaccine.  The CDCContinue Reading