The black-run District of Columbia government has just agreed to pay $1.6 million to people who sued—backed by the ACLU—over being arrested for rioting in the January 20, 2017 riots protesting the elec...
Earlier: Ann Coulter On The Proud Boys: "America’s Last Line Of Defense Against The Left’s Fascistic Antifa Storm Troopers"
A governing principle of the Democratic Party is to ask, “Who is in the dock?...
Earlier (2017) Tim Kaine's Son Arrested For Violent Attack On Trump Rally—Prosecute Him Under Federal Civil Rights Laws!
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Earlier: Miranda Devine On Unequal Justice For White Protesters
In my podcast last Friday I hailed New York Post opinionator (and frequent Tucker Carlson guest) Miranda Devine, writing last week about ...
If you watch Tucker Carlson's show on Fox News you have probably seem Miranda Devine. She's a fairly frequent guest on Tucker's show.
Miranda is actually a columnist at the New York Post, and a darn go...
Earlier: From Kyle Rittenhouse To Michael Flynn, We’re In Third World Post-America. And There’s No Rule Of Law
A white man alleged to be a member of the "KKK" (there's no copyright on the term, and any...
James Fulford writes: We've been hearing a lot about "right-wing violence" at the recent Capitol protests from pundits who seem to have forgotten that the Communists who rioted against Trump rallies be...
Well, Senator Ted Cruz’s August 4 Senate hearings on Antifa terrorism were at least a start. But Cruz’s apparent strategy of exposing Antifa and expecting elite journalists to explode in outrage is a f...
See, earlier, by John Derbyshire: Do We Have Government Of Laws, Or Not?
My morning drill is to read the New York Post over my breakfast, then power up the computer and browse the news and opinion webs...
See, earlier Unequal Justice And The Persecution Of Steve Stockman, Proud Boys, Andy Ngo—Is U.S. ALREADY A Third World Country?
Is the US governed by laws or men? Tuesday last week here at VDARE.com Ja...
