Obama May Not Be Indicted Individually But In An Indictment “Those Who Participated in a Criminal Conspiracy”
By Joe Hoft Former US Attorney Joe diGenova was on the Howie Carr radio show again this week and as always, he provided more accurate information on what is going on in the John Durham investigation. Joe diGenova was with Howie Carr and he again shed some light on the Durham investigation and actions taken by Obama’s […]
Dr. Siegel: “We’re Going to See More People Die from the After-Effects of this Virus than the Virus Itself
More than 500 US Doctors penned a letter to President Trump this week urging him to end the to reopen the US economy. The letter claims that calls to the suicide hotline have increased 600 per cent, liquor sales have increased 300 to 600 per cent and cigarette sales have also increased. Dr. Marc Siegel joined Varney and Co. […]
In Responding to Low Oil Prices, Patience Is a Virtue
Sometimes the preferred policy solution is to do nothing at all. Take the oil industry, for instance, where many of the proposals from federal and state policymakers would have done far more harm than good by distorting markets and harming consumers. America’s oil producers are by no means out of the woods yet, but the […]
Ukraine Extends Quarantine on Russian Social Media
KYIV, Ukraine—Although Ukraine began to ease off its national coronavirus lockdown last week, the country’s ongoing quarantine against Russian disinformation remains in full force. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy approved a measure Friday extending for another three years a national ban on Russian social media sites, email services, and internet search engines. Ukraine’s parliament, the Verkhovna […]
Obamagate Must Result in Criminal Prosecutions
By John Leonard During an appearance with Lawrence O’Donnell on The Last Word a few days ago, a caller asked Joe Biden a very interesting and ironically appropriate question: “Would you be willing to commit to the ideal that no one is above the law?” Because the question had been framed in the context of Gerald Ford’s pardon […]
Republicans Don’t Dare Call It Treason
By Cliff Kincaid As more evidence emerges of the criminal role played by former President Barack Hussein Obama in directing Russia-gate, President Donald J. Trump’s “allies” are leaving the field of battle. They seem not to want to hold Barack Hussein Obama responsible for what President Trump calls the “biggest political crime in American history, by […]
Materiality is the Key to the Flynn Impasse
By Jonathan F. Keiler There are two aspects to the current imbroglio over the Justice Department’s attempt to dismiss the Michael Flynn case, which U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan so far has rejected. The first is procedural — whether Sullivan following Rule 48(a) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure must dismiss. The second is substantive, whether the […]
Barr’s Exposés of Susan Rice, Cutting Obama Off At The Knees
Some day, the bones Barr unearthed about Rice will lead directly back to Obama and his wobbly House of Cards By Judi McLeod Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton and Fox Business’ Lou Dobbs should cut Attorney General William Barr a break in saying he does not expect an investigation into the origins of the Russia probe […]
Unmasking the Illegalities of the Obama Administration
By Janice Shaw Crouse Well informed citizens have been rocked by revelations from recently unclassified documents that clearly show that President Obama “was aware of the details of wiretapped conversations of then-incoming National Security Advisor Michael Flynn and then-Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak in December 2016.” Further, there’s a long list of Democrat dignitaries who are also part of the […]
Rotten Education Isn’t Preordained
Black politicians, civil rights leaders, and their white liberal advocates have little or no interest in doing anything effective to deal with what’s no less than an education crisis among black students. In city after city with large black populations, such as Baltimore, St. Louis, Detroit, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C., less than 10% of students […]
