By Dave Workman A lawsuit filed by three independent journalists against the Washington State House of Representatives has moved to federal court, with the Citizen Action Defense Fund (CADF) seeking an emergency temporary restraining order to secure press credentials for the plaintiffs before the Legislature ends its session. A hearing on the original lawsuit had […]
Survey Says: Trump’s ‘First Duty’ Remark Scored High with Voters
By Dave Workman A new Rasmussen survey result, released this week, shows one of President Donald Trump’s comments struck a chord with more than two-thirds of likely voters. In the process, he made Democrats looks foolish to the entire nation. According to Rasmussen, 67 percent of voters agreed with President Trump when he observed, “The […]
Will Supremes Say ‘Yes’ to Pot and Gun Ownership?
By Dave Workman In the wake of Monday’s historic Supreme Court hearing on whether the federal prohibition on gun ownership by marijuana users should be allowed to continue, NBC News reported that the justices “appeared sympathetic” to the challenge. The Los Angeles Times reported the high court seemed “skeptical” about the Trump administration’s defense of […]
Did Minnesota Dems Try to Squelch Important 2A Testimony?
By Dave Workman Did Minnesota House Democrats conducting a hearing on two gun control bills—crafted in response to last year’s fatal shooting at the Annunciation Catholic Church and School in Minneapolis—because it didn’t follow their narrative? It appears that way, but they ultimately allowed Amy Swearer, a senior legal fellow at Advancing American Freedom, speak […]
OPINION: Preparing for the Terrorist Threat Here at Home
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project I doubt anyone inside Buford’s Backyard Beer Garden, which is located near the University of Texas—Austin campus, knew they would become part of the war on terror, Sunday night. Senegalese immigrant-turned suspected Islamic terrorist Ndiaga Diagne changed all of that. Diagne, 53, wore a “Property of Allah” sweatshirt […]
Rasmussen: Majority Still Doesn’t Trust Electronic Voting Machines
A new Rasmussen survey released this week shows that 63 percent of likely voters are concerned that electronic voting systems “may allow votes to be changed remotely through Internet connections during voting – a finding identical to our December survey.” The number includes 33 percent who are “very concerned,” while another 33 percent are not so […]
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