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The U.S. Murder Rate Jumped 30% in 2020

Yes, you read that headline right. Data gathered by the Federal Bureau of Investigation found that the national homicide rate rose by 30% in 2020–the highest single-year increase since we started keeping records in 1960. Prior to 2020, the largest single-year increase in the murder rate happened in 1968, with a 12.7% increase. Get this–the… Continue reading The U.S. Murder Rate Jumped 30% in 2020
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School Board Watchlist ALERT: Pinellas County School Board BANS TPUSA Members!

A TPUSA National Field Program representative was ESCORTED BY POLICE out of a Pinellas County School Board meeting Tuesday, September 28th, 2021—and was banned from ever again returning to speak at Pinellas County School Board meetings. TPUSA Field Representative and Pinellas County community member, Emmanuel Oramas, took to the podium about an hour into the… Continue reading School Board Watchlist ALERT: Pinellas County School Board BANS TPUSA Members!
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Being American Means Being A Leader

When you stop and think about it, what separates leaders from everyone else? Is it something genetic that only certain people are fortunate enough to get? NO.  This is a lie that so many young Americans are buying today.  Leadership isn’t inherently something that you’re born with. If anything, leadership is an action or even… Continue reading Being American Means Being A Leader
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Supreme Court to Hear Direct Challenge to Roe v. Wade This December

The Supreme Court of the United States announced the date recently to hear Mississippi’s controversial abortion case, which serves as a direct challenge to Roe v. Wade, for December 1, 2021. Mississippi had previously banned all abortion in the state starting at 15 weeks, prior to the once determined “age of viability” set by Roe… Continue reading Supreme Court to Hear Direct Challenge to Roe v. Wade This December
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New Hollywood Trend We Can Get Behind: Celebrities Standing Up For Free Speech

Over the past two weeks, we’ve seen two of the biggest stars in the world send unmistakable messages that they’re not on board with the Left’s COVID hysteria and vaccine mandates. First, Nicki Minaj went public with the admission that she declined to attend the Met Gala AND the MTV Video Music Awards over their… Continue reading New Hollywood Trend We Can Get Behind: Celebrities Standing Up For Free Speech
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Harvard Business School Goes Online Despite An Almost 100% Vaccinated Campus Population

Harvard Business School has moved all classes online due to a COVID-19 outbreak despite a 95% student vaccination rate and a 96% faculty vaccination rate on campus. In other words, the vaccine is “so amazing” that Harvard has to move online for an almost 100% vaccinated population. For a population of students and staff who… Continue reading Harvard Business School Goes Online Despite An Almost 100% Vaccinated Campus Population
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Debunking “Missing White Woman Syndrome”

Last week during her show, The ReidOut, Joy Reid condemned the heavy media coverage of Gabby Petito’s missing persons case and murder, saying media only provides adequate coverage of these cases when the victim is white. She said, “the way this story captivated the nation has many wondering, why not the same media attention when… Continue reading Debunking “Missing White Woman Syndrome”
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Sexual Assault Allegations Against CNN Anchor Chris Cuomo

What is it that makes a mob a mob? A mob is a fickle group of people that choose a target, surround it, and then attack it, as they are hell-bent on causing trouble or a ruckus.  For this reason, many individuals refrain from participating in crime syndicates (i.e., the mafia, cartel, and other mob-like… Continue reading Sexual Assault Allegations Against CNN Anchor Chris Cuomo

Law Students, Beware of Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw

If you like Critical Race Theory, the “Defund the Police” movement, the 1619 Project, or intersectionality, you will LOVE Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw. Ms. Crenshaw is an attorney who is employed full-time at both Columbia and UCLA Law Schools. According to her Wikipedia, she is also a civil rights advocate, philosopher, and leading scholar of Critical Race… Continue reading Law Students, Beware of Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw

On The Frontlines with Special Guest, Olivia Sandor

Last week, I had the distinct honor and privilege to interview Olivia Sandor, the college freshman who made national news this summer after BYU-Hawaii denied her medical exemption for the COVID-19 vaccine. Olivia was diagnosed as a teenager with Guillain-Barre Syndrome, a rare autoimmune disease that makes it difficult, if not impossible, to receive vaccinations… Continue reading On The Frontlines with Special Guest, Olivia Sandor
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This Is What Happens When You Leave a Barn Door Open

For those of y’all that don’t live on a ranch or have never been around that lifestyle much, you may not understand the extent of what “leaving a barn door open” really means. Well, I’m here to show you what it looks like when a barn door accidentally gets left open and the cows help… Continue reading This Is What Happens When You Leave a Barn Door Open
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SMASH Episode 2 Recap: Crushing Cancel Culture

Welcome, my fellow Smashers! For those of you who’ve missed it, episode 2 of my show SMASH aired last Wednesday, addressing the issues of cancel culture. This concept was initially intended as a good thing for society to showcase what is morally unacceptable within any particular society and culture. Yet, of course, the Left has taken… Continue reading SMASH Episode 2 Recap: Crushing Cancel Culture