Claire Brighn – For nearly two years, Democrats have used the highly partisan January 6 Committee to harass former President Trump and prominent Republicans and to slander conservatives at large as “domestic terrorists,” all while deliberately ignoring the biggest questions about what really happened on January 6. With Republicans taking back control of the House in a just a few weeks, here are eight vital questions that Americans deserve to have answered.
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Megyn Kelly dropped a truth bomb about Donald Trump
Political Animal – The animosity between Donald Trump and America’s first 24/7 fake news service is personal.
Now, Megyn Kelly has declared a winner in their feud.
And the truth bomb Megyn Kelly dropped has Democrats infuriated.
Megyn Kelly says corporate-controlled media has been messing with our heads for years.
She was recently invited on Joe Pagliarulo’s radio program where she revealed the most important thing Donald Trump accomplished when he became president: pulling back the curtain and exposing the incredible leftist bias of corporate-controlled media. Continue reading
NY Times Wants Free Speech Platform ‘Telegram’ Banned
Niamh Harris – The New York Times has vowed to do everything in its power to ban free-speech platform Telegram from the internet.
In response to the recent spate of attacks against Asians, the far-left newspaper claimed that memes shared on Telegram and 4chan were to blame.
Per the New York Times:
How Anti-Asian Activity Online Set the Stage for Real-World Violence
On platforms such as Telegram and 4chan, racist memes and posts about Asian-Americans have created fear and dehumanization. Continue reading
NY Times Calls for Biden to Launch a ‘Ministry of Truth’
Niamh Harris – The New York Times is lobbying the Biden administration to launch a ‘Ministry of Truth’ to censor independent media online.
In an article entitled, ‘How the Biden Administration Can Help Solve Our Reality Crisis’, the NYT’s Kevin Roose cites “experts” who are calling on “the Biden administration put together a cross-agency task force to tackle disinformation and domestic extremism, which would be led by something like a ‘reality czar.’”
The role of the “reality czar” would be to head up “a centralized task force could coordinate a single, strategic response” to information online that goes against the mainstream narrative, including articles deemed to be “conspiracy theories. Continue reading