Joe Schaeffer

But big-box media dinosaurs dying off may lead to a more dire threat.

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They're drunk, they have no regard for the law, and they're driving on the same road as you.

Everyday life in your typical major American blue city appears to be only getting worse, despite an orchestrated dominant media narrative declaring otherwise. An ongoing crime wave that can be directly attributed to massive unchecked immigration and deliberate “progressive” efforts to reduce police staffing and reduce prison sentences in the name of “criminal justice reform” is still very much a daily feature of life in Democrat-controlled urban locales.

For deep-pocketed Democrat dark money backers, the logic is simple: If you absolutely cannot get a blue candidate elected in an overwhelmingly red domain, the next best option is to help get a Republican more agreeable to you installed instead. This is precisely what happened in Wyoming this summer, a GOP state representative asserted.

Americans are struggling to afford basic necessities, but the never-ending promotion of illegal aliens as essential to the US economy soldiers on. A leftist news organization tied to the dark money network of notorious globalist progressive billionaire George Soros has platformed “the leading association for the construction industry” informing belt-tightening citizens that new housing simply cannot be built in this country without an army of illegals laying down the tiles and hammering the nails.

Election overseeing has taken a stridently partisan turn since 2020. “Those who vote decide nothing.

A certain disclaimer has long been a staple of the identity politics office-seeker: “But I'm really here to serve all the citizens of” whatever electoral district said candidate is running for. For proof of how this works out in real life, look no further than Wisconsin, where a Democrat nominee for Secretary of State who has made her career on strident racial and sexual identity posturing has revealed her entire purpose for running is to advocate on a larger platform for her personal ethnic group.

Welcoming refugees, climate change radicalism, and transnational feminism.

OPINION — Arizona’s election system doesn’t rely on blind trust. It’s built on transparency. Ballot processing and other activities at the Maricopa County Tabulation & Election Center are livestreamed 24 hours a day. Teams of political observers from the various political parties monitor ballot verification procedures, tabulator checks and other operations.