Will the COVID saga continue, or will Americans declare enough is enough?
The American spirit is slowly being destroyed, replaced with an Orwellian form of submission and compliance. When is enough enough?
•
Brian C. Joondeph
Why all the fuss about Ivermectin and why is the establishment attacking it?
When FDA-approved medications are used in appropriate doses for appropriate patients, prescribed by competent physicians, the risks tend to be low, and any benefit should be celebrated. Instead, the medical establishment, media, and regulatory authorities are taking the opposite approach.
•
Following the scientists who were destroying America just to spite Trump
How did we get to such a place where science can’t be questioned, at least science deemed incontrovertible by the government and media?
•
The fake news industry is still gaslighting America with phony polls
Turn off the news, award shows, and professional sports. These no longer entertain. They just preach virtue-signaling propaganda, and are as appealing as a nagging mother-in-law.
•
Why obsessing over COVID ‘cases’ causes needless panic and misleads the public
The current COVID surges are positive tests, and even those are suspect, without regard to whether those who test positive are actually sick or not.
•
Trump’s base will stand by him even as Republican elites, Fox News flee
Trump may appear alone, but 70-plus million Americans supported and voted for him. This group isn't going away.
•
Today’s election is a battle of biblical proportions
The contrast today between the two ballot options could not be starker.
•
Suspicious timing: Is media’s reporting on COVID ‘surges’ timed to hurt Trump?
What if the latest surge is just another political move, an attempt to influence election, now a week away?
•
Mainstream media stoke COVID fear by confusing case counts, positive tests
Are cases really on the rise, or are these simply positive tests? You won't know from watching TV.
•
Mail-in voting could delay 2020 ballot count for months, making Nancy Pelosi president
Professor Lawrence Tribe of Harvard floated a new rationale behind Democrats' push for mail-in voting, invoking the 20th Amendment as the scheme's foundation.
•