Biden In His Own Words: Three Types of Ice Cream
The unfortunate death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in the back half of what is quickly becoming a contentious Presidential election has opened a can of worms.
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Fiery Politics Part 1 – California’s Catastrophe
California’s forests are burning. California’s governor, Gavin Newsom, says fires are raging because of climate change. Many scientists, however, attribute the spread of fires to improper forest management. They agree that prescribed burns and preventative fire measures must be implemented in California so that if fires start, there is less “fuel” (dead trees) to elevate the fires to uncontainable levels.
Poll Results: Is everyone in your household voting for the same person for president?
Last week, we asked readers “Is everyone in your household voting for the same person for president?” The results are in after a total of 1,028 votes were cast. Making up 90.37 percent of the votes (929 readers), the majority of poll participants stated “yes” they were all voting for the same candidate. In a distant … Read more
What’s Prevented World War III (Hint: It’s Not the UN)
As the United Nations marks its 75th anniversary this week, it’s worth recalling the organization’s purpose. For those who don’t remember, it’s spelled out in the first words of the UN Charter:
“We the people of the United Nations determined to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war, which twice in our lifetime has brought untold sorrow to mankind.”
In short, the UN was created to prevent World War III. Too many people wrongly think the UN has succeeded.
Hunter Biden and Tuesday’s Debate
The American people must know about the Biden family cronyism, corruption, and dishonesty before they even think about giving them access to the oval office.
Tuesday night is a great time to start.
Revising Revisionism: The New York Times’ 1619 Project
The New York Times launched the 1619 Project last year with an ambitious aim: To “reframe” American history, portraying 1619 as the year of America’s “true founding.” However, after a barrage of criticism from scholars on both sides of the political spectrum, the 1619 Project started to let some air out of the balloon. Without issuing any correction or clarification, the Times quietly removed the reference to 1619 as the year of America’s true founding.
5 Stories to Watch Next Week | September 26, 2020
First Presidential Debate Between Trump and Biden; Supreme Court Nominee Hearing Schedule Likely to Be Announced Next Week; Senate Judiciary Hearing on Crossfire Hurricane Trump Investigation; White House Spokeswoman Promises Health Care Plan Rollout Next Week; Violent Protests Surrounding the Death of Breonna Taylor Likely to Spread
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What Newt’s Reading | September 26, 2020
Why the ‘Biden Rule’ Doesn’t Apply in 2020; The Kamala Threat — the Californiaization of America; Biden’s Weakness Among Hispanics Is Not His Fault. It’s Trump’s.; What’s Needed for Health Care Reform: Personalized Care That Puts You and Your Doctor in Charge; U.S. Household Net Worth Spikes, Surpassing Pre-Pandemic Peak
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Audio: The Question of Hunter Biden in Ukraine and China
I want to let you know that I’m beginning to work on the question of Hunter Biden making money in Ukraine and China. He has maybe made millions of dollars out of China via investments worth more than a billion dollars of Chinese money. He has undoubtedly made hundreds of thousands of dollars out of Burisma, the corrupt gas company in Ukraine.
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Our Latest Poll: Should the Senate Vote to Fill A Supreme Court Vacancy Weeks before a Presidential Election?
Our Latest Poll: Should the Senate Vote to Fill A Supreme Court Vacancy Weeks before a Presidential Election?