When questioned by reporters Monday about her initial rush to judgement inthe Jussie Smollett case, which now appears to be a hoax,Democrat presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris […]
Month: February 2019

Chuck Ross, DCNF Roger Stone issued a formal apology Monday to the federal judge handling his case in the special counsel’s investigation. “Please inform the Court that […]

Molly Prince, DCNF Independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders announced on Tuesday that he will be entering the 2020 raceto run for president on the Democratic ticket in […]

President Donald Trump responded to the remarkable “60 Minutes” interview of former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, ripping the fired bureau official who openly acknowledged that top-level […]

Chuck Ross, DCNF Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein plans to leave the Justice Department in mid-March, agency officials told news outlets Monday. A Justice Department official said […]
Liberals have made it a habit of late to point out how the conservative media is quick to draw attention to Rep. Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y. What they […]
Fallout from the latest details in the alleged hate crime assault of Jussie Smollett is burying the left now trying to backtrack on their previous support of […]
Watching Fox News host Chris Wallace plying his trade lately on “Fox News Sunday” may leave viewers with the notion he’s working hard to impress liberal colleagues […]

New York City found out this week that stupid is as stupid does. Yep, it’s still true you are what you do. Justice has just been served, […]

Chuck Ross, DCNF Republicans on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence say they are not satisfied that dossier author Christopher Steele has provided only written responses to […]
Nick Givas, DCNF Sabine Durden, whose son Dominic was killed by an illegal immigrant, said she approached CNN’s Jim Acosta and told him he owes angel mothers […]
Sen. Lindsey Graham shot down the narrative by a CBS anchor that the border wall will prevent children in Kentucky from getting a new school. The South […]





