Steven Crowder Sticks It to YouTube’s Political Correctness in ‘Most Offensive Video Ever’
Steven Crowder is at it again, pushing boundaries with what he declares is the “most offensive video ever.”
Entries by Joe Miller
5,300 Wells Fargo Employees Fired Over 2 Million Phony Accounts
Federal regulators said Wells Fargo employees secretly created millions of unauthorized bank and credit card accounts — without their customers knowing it — since 2011.
Was Jesus a Social Justice Warrior?
I could go through the whole New Testament, rewriting Christ’s words and works to fit your political program. But I don’t have to bother. Leftist pastors across America effectively do that in their sermons every Sunday.
Hillary: Saying I’m Too Serious Is Sexist
In one of her first press conferences since last year, Hillary Clinton today accused Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Reince Priebus of sexism.
Dangerously Daft New Study Calls Ohio Abortion Pill Restrictions Dangerous
The mainstream media is warning us in anxious tones that an “Ohio abortion pill law led to worse health outcomes.”
SANCTUARY STATE: New Mexico State Police Refuse to Ask for Cop Killer’s Citizenship Status!
So is New Mexico still a de facto sanctuary state?
Virginia Dems Blocking the Truth About 100s of Non-Citizens Engaged in Voter Fraud
Election integrity foes mistakenly tell us voter fraud is a myth.
McConnell’s Double Budget Betrayal Begins
The annual budget is the most powerful tool given over to the party that controls Congress. It is a tool that can be used to express the priorities and worldview of that party, and can be used as a platform to present their case for a White House win.
Votes of Thousands Who Haven’t Proven Citizenship Could ‘Swing’ Kansas Elections
With the presidential election two months away, a Kansas law requiring voters to show proof of citizenship remains in legal limbo.
Oregon Bakers’ Legal Battle Continues, as Same-Sex Couple Speaks Out
Aaron and Melissa Klein, the Oregon bakers who refused to make a cake for the wedding of two women, filed new documents with the Oregon Court of Appeals in response to the same-sex couple’s arguments that the Kleins had no legal right to refuse them service.