In the time-honored tradition of “Golden Era” TV's "This Is your Life," Washington Examiner Investigative Reporter Sarah Bedford has done an exemplary job collecting some of the most prominent culprits cited for offensive activity in Special Counsel John Durham’s May 12 “Report on Matters Related to Intelligence Activities and Investigations Arising Out of the 2016 Presidential Campaigns,” and…
Introduced separately in the House and Senate earlier this year, the virtually identical so-called “EARNT IT” bills are gathering momentum in both. And as the Senate version (SB 3538) emerges from the Judiciary Committee, moving towards a floor vote, modern Paul Revere’s for free speech and the U.S. Constitution are mounting their electronic horses, gathering their courage, and riding across the…
Some background…
Despite the great effort of many freedom-loving Americans, and despite the belief among some of those Americans that their work saw the elimination of the “Disinformation Governance Board” at the Department of “Homeland” Security, MRCTV readers no doubt are aware that that so-called “Ministry of Truth” continued after the departure of executive director Nina Jankowicz…
In April, MRCTV covered the Biden Administration increase to “$51 per ton” for its arbitrary, Constitution-defying, made-up “cost of carbon” that it wants to fold into all kinds of penalties and fines for those who use “fossil fuels” for energy, essentially creating a “carbon tax” by another name.
And, as most purveyors of fiction often do, the administration seemed to use that as a “…
Americans can detect many “off-putting” components of the U.S. Department of Energy. From the charmless chuckles of former Michigan Governor and current “Energy Secretary” Jennifer Granholm that she offered in response to a basic question of what the Biden Administration would do to free-up domestic energy production, to the more fundamentally disjointed idea that the nation under its…
It’s been a long time since collectivists unjustly attempted to portray the idea of federalism and “state rights” as synonymous with racism in contemporary America, and that’s a good thing.
The argument is, of course, ludicrous. But, even if it were valid, the constitutional reality is that the federal government is not explicitly granted many of the so-called “powers” its occupants claim and…
At roughly the same time that England saw the coronation of its shiny new King Charles III, the United States got word that one of its princesses is going to step away from the federal crown, leaving with a lot of cash pocketed, a lot of lives and rights lost or ruined, and with the U.S. technocratic state even larger than it had been.
She is, of course, CDC Director Rochelle Walensky, who…
In a rare show of near-unanimity, the Florida legislature on May 2 approved a bill to institute a ban on Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC).
Gray Rohr explains for Florida Politics:
“The House passed SB 7054 by a 116-1 vote, with Rep. Felicia Robinson, a Miami Gardens Democrat, casting the lone “no” vote. The Senate approved the measure 34-5 last week, with seven out of the 12 Democrats in…
In a move that reflects not only the extent to which Postmodern collectivists have succeeded in using linguistic legerdemain to push their political goals but also indicates how extensive even a “conservative” state’s “social welfare” bureaucracy already has grown, the House and Senate of Kansas have overridden Democrat Governor Laura Kelley’s April 20 veto of SB 180, a bill that explicitly…
Last week saw the North Dakota House and Senate pass a bill that some Americans might view as both an indicator of how far Cultural Marxism has infiltrated American politics and culture, and how difficult it is to run any political system without pitting portions of the culture against each other.
As KFYR’s Joel Crane reports, the legislators have sent to Governor Doug Burgum (R), HB 1522…
