Chris White on October 30, 2018 Democratic strategists are concerned Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill might come short of the black support she will need to win re-election in a state President Donald Trump carried by a large margin in 2020. More than a dozen elected officials, activists and voters worry the two-term Democrat has not…
Anders Hagstrom Attorneys working on the Russia probe or past special investigations are warning President Donald Trump’s critics to prepare for disappointment when Special Counsel Bob Mueller releases his report following the November elections, Politico reported Friday. The media has breathlessly covered Mueller’s Russia probe since May 2017, with commentators on both the right and…
Mormon Church Supports Medical Marijuana For Utah Joshua Gill on October 5, 2018 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints agreed to a compromise with lawmakers Thursday that would legalize medical marijuana in Utah. Mormon leaders initially opposed legalization in a ballot initiative commonly referred to as “Prop 2,” on which Utah citizens will…
by Henry Rodgers A professor at Georgetown University known for making incendiary comments against supporters of President Donald Trump said white Republican men deserve “miserable deaths” for supporting Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. C. Christine Fair, an associate professor at Georgetown in the School of Foreign Service, tweeted Saturday, saying white Republican men should die and an added…
by Nick Givas Reporter for The Las Vegas Review-Journal, Wade Millward, said there are still lingering questions following the one year anniversary of the mass shooting at Mandalay Bay in Nevada. The shooting killed 58 people and left over 850 injured or wounded last October, but the shooter’s motives still remain unclear. (RELATED: Would Stricter Gun Control Have…
Evie Fordham Connecticut is fielding six openly gay Republican candidates for state General Assembly in a “rainbow wave” that contrasts with the LGBT candidates running as Democrats across the country. The six General Assembly candidates are focusing on economic issues and say that they do not see the Trump administration as a threat to same-sex…
Tonight, I had the privilege of talking to Eric Brakey about recent developments in the Republican liberty movement, Trump’s trade policy, and Gary Johnson’s third party bid for the US Senate. TLR: I’m talking to Eric Brakey, the Republican candidate for US Senate from Maine. Eric, thanks for speaking with me. The 2018 primaries don’t…
Chris White The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is crafting a regulation dramatically curtailing the agency’s ability to retroactively veto water permission permits. EPA’s regulation mirrors a memo former agency administrator Scott Pruitt drafted before resigning his post in July. His memo directed the Office of Water to create a rule prohibiting the EPA from vetoing…
By Dries Van Thielen Even though the YouTube ban of Alex Jones took most of the limelight this week, other individuals lost access to their social media accounts as well. Radio host Scott Horton (Fool’s Errand, Libertarian Institute), whistleblower Peter Van Buuren (We Meant Well), and Liberty Report’s host Daniel McAdams were all banned from…
Chris White on August 3, 2018 Analysts claim the electric vehicle industry is almost entirely dependent on the well-being of Tesla and CEO Elon Musk’s ability to weather deep financial headwinds. If Tesla fails to make inroads in the auto market, then things look bleak for the electric vehicle industry, according to Paul Ruiz, a…