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Herschel Walker’s Senate Campaign Crashes And Burns As He Questions Evolution
Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker is now doubting the theory of evolution as his Senate campaign devolves.
Daily Archives: Tue, Mar 15th, 2022
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Americans Grapple With Tucker Carlson’s Pro-Putin Stance Juxtaposed with Russian Journalist Risking Her Life in Protest
Regardless, the reverberations, two contrasting views, contrasting courage, contrasting morality, and contrasting future had Americans shaking.
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Lauren Boebert New Grift Backfires When She Invents Imaginary Rank Of Lieutenant Corporal
Rep. Lauren Boebert released a new video full of culture war buzz words that culminated with making up the rank of Lt. Corporal to thank herself for heckling Biden.
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Rachel Maddow Vetoed Keith Olbermann Taking Over Her Show
The Rachel Maddow Show is ending, but Maddow vetoed MSNBC’s attempt to bring back Keith Olbermann to take over 9 p.m.
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Jen Psaki Almost Starts Laughing When Asked About Russia Sanctioning Her
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki had to try not to laugh when asked about Russia sanctioning her, President Biden, and Hillary Clinton.
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Compulsive Liar Trump Denies Using Campaign Funds to Pay for a New Plane
Former President Donald Trump denied he is using campaign funds to pay for a new plane, calling news coverage on the topic “incorrect” and “ridiculous.”
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Mitch McConnell Was The Problem As Senate Democrats Pass Wave Of Bipartisan Bills
Under Chuck Schumer’s leadership, America is seeing that Mitch McConnell was the problem, not the Senate.
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Congress And Zelensky Want The US To Deliver Heavier Weapons To Ukraine
Congress and Ukrainian President Zelensky want the Biden administration to deliver heavier Soviet-era military weapons to Ukraine.
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Domestic Terror And SCOTUS: Ginni Thomas Attends 1/6 And Clarence Thomas Wanted To Hide Trump’s Records
Ginni Thomas’s admission that she attended Trump’s 1/6 rally along with her husband wanting Trump to hide his records from his committee represents a danger to democracy.
