Why does the former president, who could be the great uniter, continue to fan the flames of racial division?
Author: Web McMaster
Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!
The Texas Heartbeat Act (SB8) gets a hearing at the Supreme Court, but this new law, with no official enforcement mechanism, faces serious hurdles.
When the world cries out for heroes, Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott, rise up and with one voice, declare: “You might try the studio down the hall, third door on the right.” https://youtu.be/6ftEirNPJrY
If anti-Americanism truly stalls, are Constitutional conservatives ready to step in and fill the void?
Neil Armstrong’s Corvette inspires unexpected reverence, and personal stories from Stephen Green, Scott Ott and Bill Whittle in which each came to touch a timeless legend.
Zo Rachel, a martial arts instructor, teaches you how to build up your capacity to soldier on in the face of discouragement and despair.
While the Progressive-powered mainstream media pushes the narrative that China is the future, Bill Whittle says it’s just not true.
The suit claims that strawberries are not even the main fruit in strawberry Pop-Tarts.
More than 40,000 flights (and counting) as Americans donate accumulated airline miles and credit card points to rescue Afghan refugees in a private-sector airlift to save our allies from Taliban cruelty and death.
Natasha’s back!!!
Bill Whittle reviews video of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris that hints America is wearing a big ‘Kick Me’ sign.
Protests erupt over pushing Progressive ideology in the classroom by union (read Democrat) activists/teachers in our government-run schools. Will this finally motivate a mass flight from state-run indoctrination factories, or will we passively concur that we love Big Teacher?
The men of Right Angle convene in high dudgeon, or high anxiety, or some kind of elevated state, to discuss this week’s episodes. If you’re a Member, salute yourself for contributing to the massive societal benefits that shall ensue.
How can we separate a despotic government from its oppressed and impoverished people?
A Washington Post columnist tells us to lower expectations — in effect, to embrace the economic suck of short inventories and staffing and endless delays.