Republican Sasse Could Lend Legitimacy to Libertarians by Josh Guckert Yesterday, Senator Ben Sasse (R-NE) announced that he plans to vote for president in November and that he and his wife will decide in October for whom to vote. Sasse definitively ruled out voting for Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton, stating that while he “hasn’t looked…
By Casey Harper A video of a Mississippi police officer picking up and body slamming a 16-year-old is exploding online. In the video, a Clarksdale police officer wrestles with a teenager for a moment before picking him up and slamming him to the ground headfirst. Clarksdale Police Chief Robbie Linley told FOX13 the officer has not been disciplined and…
By Lina Bryce The Donald Trump train has been unstoppable during the 2016 presidential race. Much of what has helped to invigorate his support has been the unrelenting resistance from the Anti-Trump movements which began long before the first egg was thrown. It began the moment Trump uttered the words “I am officially running for president of the United States.” The moment he labelled Mexican immigrants drug dealers…
By Juliegrace Brufke Despite Democratic presidential 2016 hopeful Hillary Clinton’s vow to be “tough on Wall Street,” the majority of Fortune 500 CEOs said they would vote for her over presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump. A poll recently released by Fortune found a whopping 58 percent prefer the Former secretary of State, while 42 percent…
A new type of gun lock has generated a lot of buzz online. The locks made by ZORE not only prevent tampering with your gun, but will notify you with a text message if the gun is moved without your consent. But, most importantly, when you need to access your firearm, the lock is easily…
Political propagandists will tell you the science on global warming is settled. However, 16 scientists felt the need to speak up for the growing segment of distinguished scientists who think it’s much to do about nothing. The scientists co-authored and signed an editorial for the Wall Street Journal that opens: A candidate for public office…
By Michael Bastasch Some 1,600 coal miners lost their jobs in May, according to new federal employment data, and that’s not a good thing for Democrats looking to secure support from coal country. America’s coal industry has already shed 12,500 jobs since May 2015, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and industries supporting mining jobs…
Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson hasn’t been afraid to take controversial stances in his bid for president. So when it comes to former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, don’t expect him to tread lightly. Opposing Views reports the governor is open to the idea of pardoning Snowden, who is currently residing in Russia under temporary asylum. This…
By Connor D. Wolf A large woman destroyed a convenience store after having her food stamp benefits card declined, according to a video uploaded to Live Leak Thursday. “Call the police, call the police,” the unnamed woman says repeatedly in the video as she lumbers around the store causing havoc. “Call the police. Do your…
In California, legislators and attorneys general are attempting to abrogate the First Amendment and gain the power to prosecute those who engage in rational policy debate regarding climate change. Under the auspices of fraud, California bill SB 1161, titled “California Climate Science Truth and Accountability Act of 2016,” would contort having a dissenting scientific opinion…