The Reaction to Trump’s Press Conference is about Class and White Guilt
A guest post from John
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Posted by Guest Contributor | Aug 16, 2017 | Executive Branch, First Amendment, Opinion, Politics
A guest post from John
Read MorePosted by Guest Contributor | Aug 14, 2017 | Cops, Opinion, Politics, Society
Well, what *should* be said? John says it.
Read MorePosted by Guest Contributor | Jul 6, 2017 | Sports
Come Down Under to learn about Aussie Rules Football. No drop bears, please.
Read MoreAnon Anon reflects on individualism, community, and jackassery.
Read MorePosted by Guest Contributor | Mar 28, 2017 | Executive Branch, Federal Power, Opinion
Trump Lotto of The Unforgiving Shadow looks at the Trump wiretapping allegations and the motivations behind it
Read MorePosted by Guest Contributor | Mar 20, 2017 | Executive Branch, Media
From Mid-Town Orphan Recycling | Over 1 Million Served! “Trump is not a Libertarian, not even close, yet he has brought balance to the force. Somehow, someway, the people of the United States of America elected the best possible candidate to completely undermine the media…and I love it!”
Read MorePosted by Guest Contributor | Mar 15, 2017 | Big Government, Federal Power, Opinion, Science
The disturbingly named “We Are Tulpa” examines the folly of Obamacare.
Read MorePosted by Guest Contributor | Mar 13, 2017 | Constitution, Cops, History, Politics, Racism
The Fusionist ponders a case resembling the plot of Blazing Saddles – if Blazing Saddles was a serious legal drama. The case, based on the “right” to compel service from a private business, ended up denying the right to jury trial.
Read MorePosted by Guest Contributor | Mar 6, 2017 | History, Immigration, Supreme Court
Roger Pryor: Fire-eating Virginia editor, secessionist Congressman, Confederate general, Confederate private, New York lawyer, candidate for U. S. Attorney General, trial judge. His friends thought he was da bomb. Speaking of which…
Read MorePosted by Guest Contributor | Mar 3, 2017 | Big Government, Constitution, Guns, History, Society
By: The Fusionist Phillips’ murder was quite helpful to a bureaucrat named George P. LeBrun, a gun-control zealot who got together a coalition for a more restrictive firearms law. LeBrun recruited a committee consisting of John D. Rockefeller and other bigshots – the committee called itself the Legislation League for the Conservation of Human Life, of which LeBrun became secretary.
Read MoreAs you might have noticed, we here in Glibertaria have a zero tolerance policy when it comes to trolling. You…
The wizened Grand Vizier of THE DEEP STATE brooded over his breakroom coffee and stale Danish, casting narrowed eyes at…