Is Political Censorship on Biden’s Agenda?
Congress is making preparations for the domestic equivalent of the Patriot Act, which could make it dramatically easier to arrest and prosecute American citizens for ‘extreme’ political speech.
In-depth Interviews
Trump Needs to Assure 2024 Will Be Different; Electronic Voting Causes Fraud and Corruption
Former President Donald Trump spoke at CPAC yesterday, he said he would not form a new party. As to whether he would run again in 2024, he said “I may decide to beat them for a third time”. He also said he is going to help GOP win back House and Senate in 2022, and will do so by backing Republicans who support the MAGA movement. What is going to happen in 2022 and 2024, is Trump uniting or dividing the Republican Party? And what will happen between the Republican Party establishment and Trump in the next few years?
Supreme Court Sanctioned Persecution against Trump? SCOTUS Rules for Trump to Turn in Tax Records
The Supreme Court rejected a last attempt by Trump to shield his financial records, issuing an order requiring Mr. Trump’s accountants to turn over his tax and other records to prosecutors in New York.
GOP Candidates’ Biggest Dilemma in 2024: Support While Competing with Trump
Trump’s impeachment saga reached a speedy conclusion on saturday. The Senate voted to acquit the former president after a week-long trial. Out of office and out of power, the era of Donald Trump dominating the daily headlines appears to be over. So what’s next in store for the former president, and the Republican Party?
Trump’s Impeachment Trial Happens Today; Neil McCabe Says Senate Republicans are Also on Trial
Today I spoke with Neil McCabe, the National Political Correspondent of The Tennessee Star, about Trump’s Impeachment. He says that Senate Republicans are also on trial.
Former president Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial will take place today. Trump’s legal team called it a political theater and asked the House of Representatives to dismiss the case, but House Democrats refused.