How sad! We the American people live in a country that is becoming the latest incarnation of Soviet style censorship! The Russians were rightly criticized for buying ads on Facebook to skew the 2016 election, but those ads had virtually no impact. But now Facebook itself — along with Twitter — has decided that they
Here’s one more significant clip from Tuesday’s Senate hearing on the danger of Antifa. George Washington University Law Professor Jonathan Turley gave testimony before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution Aug. 4, 2020. But unlike Andy Ngo, who focused on the threat to public safety, Turley looked at a hidden danger. Turley laid out
Citizen journalist Andy Ngo, who has risked his life to cover Antifa’s violence in Portland, testified before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution today (Tuesday, August 4, 2020). Ngo delivered a quiet but passionate opening statement in which he warned that Antifa doesn’t just want to bring down the criminal justice system, they want
I am excited that Sen. Ted Cruz has scheduled a Senate Judiciary hearing Tuesday on the illegal tactics of Antifa in Portland and other cities. The hearing will be held by the Subcommittee on the Constitution, and is pointedly titled as “The Right of the People Peaceably to Assemble: Protecting Speech by Stopping Anarchist Violence.”
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Montana Gov. Steve Bullock had about as bad a week as a candidate can have without throwing in a sex scandal. Bullock, who is running for US Senate against incumbent Republican Steve Daines, had to fire one campaign aide for “offensive” tweets, be tainted by a state Democratic aide for similarly controversial tweets, and be
I wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the latest victory of Nick Sandmann, the young man from Covington, Kentucky, who put on a MAGA hat and stood up to the mob. On Friday, July 24, Sandmann announced that the Washington Post has settled his $250 million defamation lawsuit against the paper for an unrevealed
The latest casualty of the new thought police is Mike Adams, longtime Townhall columnist and eternal advocate for free speech. Adams, 55, was found dead in his home yesterday. I never met Adams, but I read him with admiration, and wrote about him once in 2018 when he was “disinvited” from an official lecture co-sponsored
In something right out of Nazi Germany, the New York Times plans to publish a story revealing where Fox News host Tucker Carlson and his family live. As Carlson explained on his show (July 20, 2020) the Times has no reason to do so except to hurt him and to try to silence him. There