Each year, May Day is used by communist-leaning groups as an excuse to break windows, riot, and generally act ridiculous — especially on the West Coast. This year, Liberty Nation was in Seattle to report on the happenings, and it didn’t go as expected.
When President Donald Trump entered the political arena, large swaths of the left quickly labeled him as fascist and “literally Hitler.” Those sentiments have grown into the communist activist group Antifa, which stands for “anti-fascism.” Their view is that the threat of fascism to America is so overwhelming that it justifies the use of pre-emptive violence.
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We drill deep on the shocking, career-defining defeat of Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election with Amy Parnes, co-author of Shattered: Inside Hillary Clinton Doomed Campaign. We offer up an unconventional analysis of the first 100 days of Donald Trump, and discuss the silencing of Ann Coulter by UC-Berkeley.
The first hundred days for President Donald Trump are identical to the first hundred days of this website, aptly and assiduously named Liberty Nation. So, to paraphrase the late Admiral James Stockdale when tapped as the Vice-Presidential running mate to Ross Perot: Who are we? Why are we here?
What did we learn in President Trump’s first 100 days? We learned a lot. We probably learned more than any other people who have ever learned. And we are going to keep learning. We might even learn so much that we will get tired of learning. We learned that there are now so many gender-identities to choose from that nobody knows what freakin’ bathroom to use, I can tell you.
Depending on who you talk to, he is either a dirty, rotten scoundrel – to borrow the title from a 1988 slapstick comedy — or the patron saint of all things transparent and free. In fact, there seems to be very little middle ground in any discussion of Julian Paul Assange. Sadly, what is happening to Assange is not a comedy. At all.
The free market is combating the growing trend of American colleges and universities declaring war against incendiary behavior by college professors.
The ongoing drama of Army Lieutenant General Michael Flynn (Ret) and his alleged past legal and ethical violations has exploded, generating more questions than answers for the Congress, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee and the White House.