Rich in Congress
President Harry Truman once said “No young man should go into politics if he wants to get rich.” Maybe that was true once upon a time. Today, lots of people get rich in public service. We investigate some wealthy members […]
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The CBS connection to the govt. computer intrusions
The following is the 23rd in a series of excerpts from my New York Times bestseller “Stonewalled,” which recounts the government intrusions of my computers. Links to previous excerpts at the end of this article. On July 8, 2014, the
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Vaccine-autism link: A rebuttal to the “There is no debate” narrative
The following is a commentary written by:Alison Fujito Some people are unable to see any perspective other than their own. It’s already disturbing when they insist, over and over, that opposing facts don’t exist, as though repetition can make unpleasant
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Saved in America: how Mexican-based drug trafficking has led to a horrifying human sex trade in US
An eye-opening look at the startling scope of Human Trafficking right here in the US. It’s on the rise. Young girls are groomed and lured by drug cartel-connected thugs then sold as a product to be owned. Experts say it’s
Has Spying Compromised the Separation of Powers and Liberty?
by Mark Fitzgibbons Founding Father James Madison informs us in “Federalist 51” that the separation of powers “to a certain extent is admitted on all hands to be essential to the preservation of liberty.” The checks and balances intended by having
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POLL: Most Americans believe US govt. spies on journalists
The following is from Rasmussen Reports Voters strongly believe journalists and political opponents are targets of spying by the U.S. government, and they don’t trust the judgment of the feds when they do it. A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone
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The Smear and Shades of Grey
From the fall of Hollywood’s Harvey Weinstein to the political demise of New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, there’s no shortage of sexual abuse allegations against famous men. The MeToo movement has liberated women to talk about long-tolerated misconduct. But
