A meeting of Anarcho-Syndicalists devolved into chaos at Portland State University last week. The “Law & Disorder” conference presented by the Students of Unity was disrupted by protesters complaining about “survivor trauma” and the “patriarchal society” which is “prioritizing powerful white men.” Eventually police were called, causing the protesters to flee. Anarcho-Syndicalists are a subset…
By Brendan Bordelon Sean Spicer, communications director for the Republican National Committee (RNC), said his group is pushing back against the liberal media’s domination of Republican presidential primary debates, urging a new group of conservative journalists — including those at The Daily Caller — to moderate these forums and ask questions “focused on the issues…
By Brendan Bordelon Conservative columnist George Will blasted the explosion in “hashtag activism” on Twitter since the recent kidnapping of hundreds of Nigeria schoolgirls by an Islamic terror group, calling the trending #BringBackOurGirls nothing but “an exercise in self-esteem.” Will appeared on a Fox News Sunday panel along with Fox contributor Brit Hume, AP reporter…
By Brendan Bordelon Marco Rubio’s low poll numbers nationwide haven’t deterred the Republican senator from seeking his party’s presidential nomination, with the 43-year-old Florida lawmaker declaring he’s ready to be President of the United States. Rubio spoke with ABC’s Jon Karl Sunday on “This Week” about everything from global warming to immigration to Hillary Clinton….
Martin Luther King III, son of famed civil rights advocate Martin Luther King Jr., raised serious eyebrows on MSNBC when he claimed it’s important to engage in dialogue with political opponents — even the tea party. King appeared Friday on MSNBC’s “The Cycle,” on location in Atlanta as part of the liberal network’s “Growing Hope”…
By Breanna Deutsch For the tenth year in a row, Texas has taken home the blue ribbon for being the best state in the country for business. “Texas is the best state for business and I don’t see anything slow it down,” one CEO who wasquestioned for Chief Executive Magazine’s annual survey wrote. ”The education and quality…
by Sarah Miller Hallmark has broken into uncharted marketing waters by introducing their newest product–and just in time for Mothers Day. The company will now be packaging their Mothers Day and Fathers day cards in multi-packs of two, four, and, for the really unlucky in love, six. We had the opportunity to speak directly with…
Conservative icon Richard Viguerie joins the Freedom Report to discuss the civil war in the GOP. A staunch critic of Mitt Romney, Viguerie tears into the big government Republicans in his new book “Takeover: The 100 Year Battle for the Soul of the GOP.” Known as the “funding father” of the modern conservative movement, Viguerie…
By Greg Campbell A Colorado city is considering a measure to require landlords to provide new tenants with voter registration information or face a fine. The city of Westminster’s proposal is meant to boost voter participation, Mayor Pro Tem Faith Wintertold the Denver Post, but others say its an unfunded mandate that puts governmental responsibilities on…
The highest court in New Hampshire ruled that a vanity plate owned by David Montenegro that reads “COPSLIE” is protected free speech under the first amendment. The unanimous decision found that the state violated the civil rights of the man who said that he got the plate in order to protest government corruption. The law…