A shocking new survey is revealing that nearly a fifth of Americans wish former President Donald Trump had been slain by an assassin's bullet. According to a Napolitan News Service poll conducted by RMG Research founder and president Scott Rasmussen, 17% of surveyed voters answered "Yes" when asked if the U.S. would be "better off if Donald Trump had been killed..." Nearly 70% of voters responded "No" and 14% said that they were "not sure."
The House of Representatives voted down a bill that would have averted a government shutdown and stopped election officials in all 50 states from registering illegal immigrants or other foreigners from voting in U.S. elections.
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) on Tuesday signed a law immediately banning the sharing of election-related "deepfake" videos, images, or audio, enforceable up to 120 days before an election and 60 days after an election. Yet California has aggressively welcomed gender transition procedures for minors: biological deepfakes.
Nationwide, a top U.S. insurance company known for its catchy jingle of being "on your side," is causing customers to wonder exactly whose side they're on. With vast diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) measures, the company seems to be including a very specific LGBT-centric demographic, while excluding those with Christian and conservative values in the process.
During an interview on MSNBC's "The Rachel Maddow Show" on Tuesday, former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton declared that Americans who engage in speech that "parrot Russian propaganda" should be "civilly or even in some cases, criminally charged." Clinton became the latest in a recent string of high-profile Democrats to suggest that First Amendment free speech rights in America should be curtailed.
After watching the news cycle through the various anti-Israel protests on college campuses, as well as the multi-year battle against DEI in education, it was only a matter of weeks ago I found myself thankful that my alma mater hadn't made the list of problematic schools. At least, not the ones broadcasted such as Harvard, Columbia, and friends. However, that changed this week when Boise State University (BSU) received media attention due to a case between a coffee shop and some student activists.
