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Government overreach and corruption, fueled by algorithms and disinformation, threaten individual rights and freedoms, particularly for dissenters, necessitating collective action and awareness of First Amendment rights.
When "The Hunger Games" first came out more than a decade ago, the dystopia it presented was compelling and sophisticated but also implausible. Lately I wondered how it held up and rewatched the first three films (I don't know about the others)
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News
In the friendly environment of an Oprah Winfrey show, Vice-President Kamala Harris said "if somebody breaks into my house, they're getting shot." Gasps from a few audience members inspired her to follow up with "I probably should not have sai
Special guest Ivan Raiklin joined Alex Jones on Tuesday to break down the potential move to elect Donald Trump as the Speaker of the House as well as other plans to help save America.
Public trust in the government to "do what is right" understandably remains at an all-time low.
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News
Fact-Checking Crime At the Trump-Harris debate, moderator David Muir attempted to disprove Trump's claim that crime increased during Biden's time as president by citing FBI data. Muir neglected to mention data from 6,000 jurisdictions is missing.
Back in 1949 the world was still recovering from World War II. The Korean War wouldn't start for another year, but George Orwell was already focused on the dangers of communism and the totalitarianist government it builds.
...to teach them how Trump is 'a threat to democracy'
Submission to the state is a time-honoured tradition, a concept supported by governing bodies since time immemorial.
It is remarkable how many well-informed conservative foreign policy strategists have never even heard of the State Department's Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (PRM).
Who poses a greater threat to a free society: those who advocate for smaller government or those pushing for ever-expanding government control?
Former President Trump announced that he will create a government efficiency commission led by Elon Musk. Let's not forget that "government efficiency" is an oxymoron.
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News
MSNBC Host Warns: Trump Will Be a Dictator On MSNBC's "Morning Joe" program, host Joe Scarborough warned that "Trump will be a dictator if he gets back into office. He will censor TV stations that criticize his policies, prosecute his political op
Controversial Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) icon Conor McGregor posted a message to X on Thursday suggesting he may vie for the Irish presidency in 2025.
In a democracy, people automatically become liable for whatever the government inflicts upon them.
Columbia University professor Jeffrey Sachs issues chilling warning about Trump assassination attempt: 'The government is smirking in our face'
"We Are Good Men" Podcast Directly From Inside the DC Gulag Featuring J6 Political Prisoner Marc Bru -- Highlights DOJ Injustice and Government Overreach
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News
Harris/Walz Shine in CNN Interview Predictions that Vice-President Kamala Harris' first interview since she was declared the Democrat nominee for president without winning a single vote in any Democrat primary were dashed by the scintillating perf
Congressman Ron Paul's famous desk sign said Don't Steal. The Government Hates Competition. Government theft is pervasive. Mission creep and interagency competition give us twice the government for quadruple the money.
In the United States, companies, unions, trade associations, and other organizations invest billions of dollars each year to lobby Congress and federal agencies.
There used to be something called "The American Dream." Words like "independence," "sovereignty," and "limited government," were extremely important to the American citizen.
Peace advocates on Friday voiced alarm over the Biden administration's selection of a senior official who has worked to speed the shipment of U.S. arms to Israel as the State Department's point person on Israel-Palestine policy.
Are "we" really the government, as the champions of democracy like to say? If your business was unnecessarily locked down, and closed as a result, did you do that to yourself?
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News
RFK Endorses Trump Frustrated by what he termed "the Democratic Party's efforts to dismantle democracy," Robert f. Kennedy Jr. announced that he is "urging voters in the battle ground states to vote for former President Trump. The election of Vice
The Department of Transportation recently announced that "as part of its commitment to reducing deaths and serious injuries on our nation's roadways," it will "accelerate the deployment" of what is styled "vehicle to vehicle connectivity
In this episode, Doug and I discuss the proper role of government, the historical annexation of Hawaii, and the effectiveness of political parties in the U.S. We take a look at Kamala Harris' economic plans, Trump's actual immigration policies, and t
Unveiling the Faces of an Elitist Assault on America
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Below is my column in The Hill on my call for a bill that would bar federal funding of any program and grant to censor, blacklist, or target individuals or sites based on their content.
My mistake. The Feds don't fear free speech at all. The federal government fears truthful speech, clear thinking, logical deduction, and asking unapproved questions.
