Rather Than Blaming Herself, Hillary Clinton Blames Voters For Not Voting For Her By Brett Chandrasekhar The Clinton campaign recently shifted strategy to going after third party voters, and they’re pulling out all the stops. For one, the campaign has been in talks with Al Gore, the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee in the year 2000. Many contribute his loss…
by Saagar Enjeti Edward Snowden’s story of being kicked out the U.S. Army for breaking his legs is a lie, a new report from the House Intelligence committee notes. “He claimed to have left Army basic training because of broken legs when in fact he washed out because of shin splints,” a damning sentence in the committee…
by Kody Fairfield With the national spotlight back on NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden due to a new movie being released telling his story, you have people all around the nation who like to make comparisons about him. Some call him an American hero for waking the citizenry up to an unconstitutional and Orwellian government surveillance program, while…
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by Kody Fairfield Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency (NSA) operative turned whistle-blower, is a political quagmire. He is seen by half the nation as an American hero for exposing the overreach of government into their private lives, and as a traitor by the other half for, in the same action, exposing and potentially making vulnerable…
Edward Snowden sits down with VICE News to deliver a sobering reminder about the mass surveillance state and how it threatens liberty worldwide. by Joey Clark While many Americans have been distracted by the 2016 presidential election circus, the surveillance state continues to operate nearly unimpeded, stealthily playing the role of Big Brother to millions of…
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…
Hollywood Dramatization of Edward Snowden’s Life & NSA Whistleblowing Coming in September by Avens O’Brien Today, Open Road Films released the first official trailer to their new political-thriller, Snowden. Directed by Oliver Stone and starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Edward Snowden and Zachary Quinto as Glenn Greenwald, this film is based on the novels The Snowden…
Jacob Bojesson While watching the Oct. 13 Democratic debate from his refuge in Moscow, Edward Snowden got a glimpse of hope for the future. Edward Snowden commented on the chances of him returning to the U.S. one day in an interview published Friday by Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter. He said the words of Bernie Sanders and…