Chris White on December 18, 2018 Anti-fossil fuel activists have sucked tens of billions of dollars out of the U.S. economy and seriously crippled manufacturing jobs, according to a report Tuesday from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Activists have prevented at least $90 billion in domestic economic activity and eliminated roughly 730,000 job opportunities, the…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Kody Fairfield In Britain, a note left in a package to a Jewish customer has landed a former employee of Amazon in the unemployment line, reports the Daily Mail. The ex-employee of the online shopping megastore, reportedly put a note in a package which read, “Greeting from Uncle Adolf.” The…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Kevin Daley The state of play surrounding President Donald Trump’s first Supreme Court appointment remains in flux just hours before an official announcement regarding the nomination is expected, sources tell The Daily Caller News Foundation. A source involved in the judicial selection process told TheDCNF that the president is…
Peter Hasson A Democratic congressional candidate in Arizona was booed at a debate Thursday after expressing support for U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement (ICE). Ann Kirkpatrick, one of several Democratic candidates in Arizona’s 2nd Congressional District, raised her hand Thursday when the debate moderator asked if any candidates “would have declared [their] support for ICE…
By Eric Lieberman Van Jones, a political pundit and outspoken critic of President-elect Donald Trump, said Sunday that the Clinton family’s influence is finished while commenting on the state of the Democratic party. “You have to understand, I think that the Clinton days are over,” Jones told CNN host Jake Tapper. “This idea that we’re going to be this…
Readers of the political press are familiar with the actions of Big Tech to censor the social media speech of former President Trump, several Republican Congressman, and purges of thousands of conservative social media accounts. Since these actions were taken by private parties against private parties, it is generally assumed the Constitution does not apply…
