Edward Snowden to Hillary Clinton: Your email statements are totally ridiculous
“Snowden told reporters that it is totally ridiculous for anyone to believe that Clinton’s emails were safe from cyber attacks,
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Month: October 2015
Why owning a Firearm is not just a Constitutional Right but it is a God-given Right
Over the last few weeks, there has been a firestorm of controversy about guns in the USA. Now let’s just
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Number of Sanctuary Cities Releasing Alien Offenders Still Growing/Jessica M. Vaughan
The number of jurisdictions that are obstructing immigration enforcement has grown to roughly 340, according to the Department of Homeland
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Case of ISIS hacking into U.S. govt. computers brings up questions about Clinton’s server
“The first Democratic Party presidential debate failed to address Islamic terrorism, cyber security, Afghanistan, Syria, Russia and other pressing issues.
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Supreme Leader: Iranian govt. banned from negotiating with Obama administration
“Iran’s news service reported that the Republican Guard maintains a well-protected underground facility in which it stores long-range ballistic missiles, Iran’s semi-official Fars
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Dem’s Debate: Hillary Clinton an Easy Rider during Presidential Debate
CNN viewers on Tuesday night watched the popular Democrat, Hillary Clinton, woo the American news media with a overblown performance
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Hillary won after men’s email flinch
Hillary Clinton is going to win the Democratic nomination because her major challengers are unwilling to attack her where she
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Obama on 60 Minutes: Hillary’s Emailgate may hurt Obama and Democrats
“She said ‘we’re going to have the person responsible for that video arrested.’ I knew she was lying. Her
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Anti-Terrorism Expert Lisa Daftari Launches Website ‘The Foreign Desk’
Investigative journalist and foreign affairs commentator Lisa Daftari has announced the launch of a new website, “The Foreign Desk,” a
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Forsyth Cty. district attorney now GOP candidate for NC Attorney General
After a century of having the law in North Carolina politicized by Democrat Attorneys General, there is hope that voters will replace Roy
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