A Soros Plan, a Marginalized Israel
After the election of Barack Obama in 2009, the George Soros organization saw an opportunity to weaken the pro-Israel lobby’s influence in Washington.
Entries by Joe Miller
AK First Lady Donna Walker’s Heavy Hand on Bloggers
Last month, two staunchly conservative Alaska political websites posted a 2014 letter attributed to then-candidate Bill Walker, in which he stated he’d cut spending by 16 percent, not touch Permanent Fund dividends, and other claims.
Serbs Greet Biden With Chants of ‘Vote for Trump!’
Serbian protesters greeted Vice President Joseph R. Biden with derisive chants of “Vote for Trump!”
Radical Muslim Cleric Found Guilty of Supporting ISIS
For over two decades, the radical Islamic cleric Anjem Choudary has been preaching hate to British Muslims and encouraging acts of extremism.
Father of Murdered DNC Staffer Speaks on Late Son’s Political Plans
The father of the murdered DNC staffer, Joel Rich, is speaking out, urging those with information about his son’s death to step forward.
Classic Donald Trump Shuts Down Protester With ‘Mother’ of All Comebacks
One group of protesters were demanding that Trump release his tax returns — something he claims is not possible because of an ongoing audit — and held up signs that read “TAX FORMS.” Trump didn’t take this lightly.
What Would Happen If Milwaukee Protesters Had Their Way?
The 2015-2016 academic year will likely be remembered by historians as “The Year of College Tantrums.”
A Hot Month for Clinton’s Body Count
The media is completely in the tank for Hillary and they neither see, nor hear, nor speak of Hillary’s evil.
Alaska Court’s Ruling on Abortion and Parental Notification Hurts Teens
Generally speaking, the law reflects the fact that parents are responsible for the well-being of their children, and are most likely to have their best interests in mind. That’s why parents have to sign waivers for almost any medical care for their children.
Texas Judge Victorious Over Atheist Group in Prayer Dispute
Judge Wayne Mack, a justice of the peace in Montgomery County, Texas, recalls several people telling him they were initially worried about coming before his court, but after the chaplain’s prayer opened the proceedings, they felt better.