UPDATED: The reaction to tragic shootings—one at the University of Virginia and the other at Seattle’s Ingraham High School—has been predictable, according to Second Amendment advocates, with the White House and Seattle school students demanding gun bans with no mention of holding the suspects responsible. Following the shooting death of a 17-year-old student at the […]
Governors push back against Biden’s DOJ for election overreach
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project When Joe Biden’s hyper-partisan Justice Department announced they were sending federal poll watchers to Florida, Gov. Ron DeSantis pushed back hard. DeSantis and state election officials pointed to a Florida statute that lists the people who are permitted inside a polling place on election day, and the feds […]
Rasmussen: Majority Believes Cheating ‘Likely’ In Some Election Races
With several congressional races remaining to be decided nearly a week after the midterm elections, a new Rasmussen survey reveals that a majority of likely voters “believe it is likely that the outcome of some elections this year will be affected by cheating, including 30% who say it’s Very Likely.” According to Rasmussen 57 percent […]
Deadly Consequences of Believing Gun Control Will Work
A report by Oregon Public Broadcasting may have opened some eyes—albeit too late—to the futility of passing ever-more-restrictive gun control measures, as the story includes a quote from Paul Donheffner, legislative committee chair of the Oregon Hunters Association, which opposed recently-passed anti-gun Measure 114. “It is going to put a lot of honest citizens through […]
Predictably, Seattle Officials Use Fatal H.S. Shooting to Push Gun Control
Municipal government and school officials in Seattle, Washington are talking gun control and a renewed effort to repeal the state’s 37-year-old preemption statute, according to a report in the Seattle Times, in response to a fatal school shooting earlier in the week. According to the newspaper, Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell “called for the state to […]
Arriving At The Halfway Point- Hope Or Despair?
As the midterm elections violently collide with reality, or at least reality perceived under the influence of digital coercion and decades of indoctrination, the fate of the next two years will be decided over the next few days. The demolition derby of politics and a tumultuous marriage to special interests rivals a submerged demolition derby […]
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