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Reclaiming the truth about the Pilgrims and their faith.
A few years ago, I watched a documentary entitled “Pilgrims.”1 I found it very interesting as they had a wealth of documentation related to the Pilgrims’ actions. Then I ran across another documentary about them entitled “The Desperate Cros...
The claim that Charlie and Nick are politically aligned on the right reminded me again of how divorced the political spectrum is from history.
I couldn’t believe it when I saw that some thought these two were politically aligned. Nor could I believe that few people questioned it. Why not? I suspect it has a lot to do with the left-right political spectrum. People trust it as the a...
Why all the outrage over private donations? If not for donations, there may have been no America.
I would say I’ve never seen so much outrage over something as straightforward as a White House renovation, but I’d be lying. Meltdowns and outrage are par for the course when it comes to the Dems and the legacy media.
Is the left more tolerant and is it something we should strive for in American society?
A while back, I remember reading Bari Weiss’s resignation letter to the NYT and Matt Taibbi’s piece on why he left Rolling Stone magazine. Shortly after that, Glen Greenwald resigned from his own media company when they refused to let him c...
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