Just last week, we had to spend a couple of days in Seattle. There’s nothing that makes you appreciate a nice, quiet, clean Susitna Valley homestead than spending a few days in a noisy, smelly, crowded city. More on that in this week’s video segment.
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The Author of the Manipulated, Obama-Ordered Intelligence Report on Russian Collusion Is Still at CIA
The CIA Needs to Find These People and Fire Them
We Might Have Another Bombshell Russian Collusion Hoax Document Drop This Week
CIA Director Ratcliffe Names Those Who Are Most Likely to Be Charged in Russian Collusion Hoax
CNN’s Harry Enten Says Dems Are ‘Breaking Records in a Way You Don’t Want to Break Records’
Marco Rubio Downplays ’28 Presidential Aspirations, Pulls for Someone Else Instead
It’s a little early in the game, but political junkies are already talking about the 2028 presidential election. Donald Trump will be termed out, and the frenzy to replace him promises to be an epic battle between two vastly different views of the future of the country.
Trump Ends Harmful LGBTQ Propaganda Voice, But Will PBS Stick With Them?
In June, the Trump administration ended a federal partnership with the Trevor Project, a leftist nonprofit that purports to provide suicide-prevention support to supposed LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer-plus) children through the federally funded 988 Lifeline. Callers will now be directed to the main hotline. The Trevor…
NPR Plays Up Bias! Trump ‘Endlessly Linked In Story After Story’ to Epstein
“Public” broadcasting will always go after Trump, so their Week In Politics segment on Weekend Edition Saturday obsessed over Jeffrey Epstein. At least anchor Scott Simon played a clip of Trump throwing shade on Bill Clinton (which NPR doesn’t want to address): “You know, you should focus on…
Silence is Not Always Golden
It's been said that you can judge the worth of a story by the effect it has on the opposition.