Fair is Fair: The Legend of the FairTax By Dallas Brooks On a cold December night in 1773, American Colonists in Boston had decided they’d had enough. The Sons of Liberty, a group of such notable Americans as Samuel Adams, Patrick Henry, and Paul Revere, had voiced their strong opposition to the Tea Act of…
Distinct Dislike of Candidates Remains Prevalent by Guy Bentley An Economist/YouGov poll reveals the extent of the public’s dissatisfaction with the candidates running for the presidency. Voters were asked to give a one-word assessment of the candidates during the February survey, and the answers were overwhelmingly negative, with no candidate sweeping the board as a popular figure….
By R. Brownell At Wednesday night’s debate, Senator Ted Cruz noted that he has “deep concerns” about the Fed and apart from auditing it, proposed a plan for returning to sound money: “I think the Fed should get out of the business of trying to juice our economy, and simply be focused on sound money and monetary…
DCNF Video Team on April 21, 2019 Republish Reprint Michael Moore crashed Democratic presidential primary candidate Beto O’Rourke’s rally in Arlington, Virginia, but the crowd quickly turned on the left-wing documentary filmmaker. Moore surveyed the crowd looking for free fast food and comments on O’Rourke as attendees met him with boos. The scene escalated when one…
By Blake Neff A newly-released YouTube video makes a compelling case that, for unclear reasons, Google search results appear manipulated in favor of Hillary Clinton. The video is the work of SourceFed, a channel with over 1.7 million subscribers that posts a variety of news, pop culture, and explanatory videos. WATCH: The video’s claims revolve around…
Relax Secret Service, it’s called satire It’s easy to be lulled into a false sense of security online. National security advocates are always touting the idea that their primary goal is to catch terrorists. Then, Cracked writer Daniel O’Brien‘s story comes along to remind us that nothing is safe, even satire. Namely, satire that involves…
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