The view that the unvaccinated are all stupid, primitive and ignorant is getting more difficult to sustain, especially as liberal policy contradicts its own core premises.

Oligarchy or Autocracy—the competing systems of power are divided between alternatives which widen the social and political divide — and increase potential for violent conflict.

An axis of the CIA, Big Tech and the DNC-allied wing of the corporate media spread an absolute lie in the weeks before the 2020 election. We now have definitive proof.

In the meeting, Warren also allegedly stated, “The Sioux were like the anti-vaxxers, always stirring up trouble—not civilized. Back in the day I would have censored them too.”

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) surprised even many of its harshest critics this week when they strongly defended coercive programs and other mandates from the state in the name of fighting COVID.

Biden, who still claims that he is ending the war in Afghanistan, has openly stated that included in their commitments to the government in Kabul is to provide air support inside the war-struck nation, to help them fight the Taliban and any other groups which may attempt to seize power.

Every politician breaks promises, but the issue with many of the items in Obama’s long list of reversals was not failure but betrayal, in the most profound and devastating sense of the word.

This about says it all. Biden now bombing poorest people on earth. What are the “push Biden” left liberals doing? They’re having brunch. Every time you vote for a democrat, you’re voting against your interests.

Covid-19 cases are rising, but the “Pandemic of the Unvaccinated” blame-game campaign is the worst way to address the problem.

Mr. Frank and Ms. Joy Gray discuss the future of both left and right populism in this country, and what history tells us about how to “push Biden left” as so many liberals promised to do. They also dig into Frank’s enormously popular Guardian article on how the media silenced a possible COVID origin story and what it it reveals about our media that the topic is only now considered “acceptable” discourse.

I donated $2,000.00 to your campaign, Bernie—money I could barely afford. I would have donated the limit and volunteered most of my waking hours to help your presidential campaign.

Bernie, now I have a question for you. Where’s my fucking money?