Roy Moore Declares He’ll Sue The Wash Post
In an interview with Bret Baier, Judge Roy Moore (R-AL) stated that following a series of stories meant to derail his campaign, The Washington Post will be sued. More A [Read More]
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How Mike Pence Spent Veterans Day
Vice President Mike Pence continues to amaze in his ability to always do the right thing when he represents this country. Yesterday, the Vice President and a group of volunteers [Read More]
I’d Be Depressed, Too, If I Couldn’t Eat Meat
A British longitudinal study has uncovered a relationship between rates of depression and men who don’t eat meat. There is some controversy over if the guy was depressed before going on [Read More]
“The Dems Are Back”
The leadership of the democrat party is so old and corrupt that even SNL took to mocking them last night. Watch
70 Years of Pop Music In 17 Minutes
The songs given in this video aren’t necessarily good or memorable, but each did spent the most time on the Billboard charts for that given year. Watch
Time To Make The States Great Again
This week, Wisconsin became the 28th state to pass a resolution for a U.S. Constitutional Convention. Only six more states need to join before a convention to amend the founding document of this [Read More]
Rupert Murdoch Interested In Purchasing CNN
With the Department of Justice calling on AT&T to spin off CNN before the parent is allowed to merge with Time Warner Inc, word today is the owner of CNN rival [Read More]
Former FBI Asst. Dir. Kallstrom Unloads On Clinton Scandals
In a segment aired on Varney and Company this week, Former Assistant Director James Kallstrom called out Comey, Mueller, Sessions and the Clintons for crimes that are “20 times bigger [Read More]
“Dreams Really Do Come True”
Mike Edgette became curious as to why KFC’s Twitter account only follows 11 people. That curiosity earned him a peculiar reward— More h/t Footnotes Conservative Review
President Described As “Brain Eating Disease” To MSM
NYC columnist and certified Trump-hating loon, Thomas Friedman, described the President’s effect upon his fellow journalists as a “brain-eating disease.” Reporters are losing their minds for covering the President on [Read More]
Former CEO Admits Facebook Is Designed To Be Addictive
In an interview with Axios, former CEO of Facebook, Sean Parker, discussed the intentions to build a social media platform that would “consume as much of your time and conscious [Read More]
$150,000 Bid On A 1996 Accord
A film maker thought it would be fun to mock the typical car commercial by creating a similar ad with shots of beautiful roads and emphasizing the vehicle’s luxurious features (or lack there [Read More]
United’s Blast From the Past To Celebrate One Last Dash
Passengers and crew donned 70s Era clothing as they boarded their flight from San Francisco to Honolulu in honor of the last United passenger flight of a Boeing 747. Delta is now the last [Read More]
Oil Tanker Cars Are Stored Every Where There’s Open Track
From New York state to Montana, railroads have too many idle oil tanker cars and they have been stashing them on sidings and little used bypass tracks across the nation. To [Read More]
Graffiti “Artists” Awarded $80,000 From Property Owner
A New York developer has to pay a number of graffiti artists, thanks to a jury hostile to property rights and the rarely applied Visual Artist Rights Act. The largest award of $80,000 [Read More]