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From Just the News, Judge Emmett Sullivan still refusing to dismiss Michael Flynn case. Simply incredible.  This judge wants to be judge, jury and executioner. The man has been pardoned – why doesn’t the judge dismiss the case?  As mentioned in the article, it’s pretty clear Sullivan is looking forContinue Reading

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Now that Biden has apparently won, where did all the Russian election interference go? I guess it has just magically disappeared since the preferred candidate won. Where is the constant drum beat by the msm that the American election process was corrupted? Where is Adam Schiff on MSNBC and CNNContinue Reading

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Here is an article from Just the News talking about how John’s Hopkins first published and then deleted an article questioning the US death rate and the impact covid has had on it. So once again, if the science doesn’t agree with the messaging, then simply delete the science. The article,Continue Reading

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Here is the article from Just the News website on the US Supreme Court striking down NY Gov. Coumo’s recent covid restriction. From the article : Roberts’ dissenting opinion accused the court of acting irrationally and disregarding the public health expertise of the state. “It is a significant matter to overrideContinue Reading

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Here is a great article at The Federalist about Amazon censoring the sale of a well sourced book on the ineffectiveness of masks during the covid-19 pandemic. Apparently, to politicians on the left, the msm and Big Tech, science is only good when it supports your point of view. IfContinue Reading

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From a recent interview published in the Wall Street Journal: Mr. Connerly describes the Asian-American fight for educational equality as “probably the truest civil-rights movement of our time.” The civil-rights movement in the 1960s, he says, “was about civil rights, yes. But it became about advancing the condition of blackContinue Reading