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Adam Schiff is the king of misinformation

Hillary Clinton's 'Russian trolls' 2016 election conspiracy theory gets debunked

Snowden⁩ revealed illegal mass surveillance in 2013. In 2023, it's even worse

Bush and Obama have no business lecturing others about 'disinformation'

From my latest at BASEDPolitics: "Former Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama are scheduled to hold separate events this week where they will warn of the danger of 'disinformation,' according to an Axios report Saturday. The two will reportedly highlight 'rising threats from authoritarianism and disinformation — and how to combat them globally and at home...'

This is a discussion worth having. So are the ex-presidents who are choosing to discuss it—because both of their legacies are defined in large part by spreading disinformation.

Obamacare passed and was signed into law by Obama in 2010 and it quickly became apparent that the president’s claims were not true. By 2013, even the left-leaning PolitiFact called it the 'lie of the year...'

President Bush insisted that U.S. intelligence showed that Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein had stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction. He warned of a 'mushroom cloud' if the U.S. didn’t invade Iraq. His administration even said that Osama Bin Laden and Hussein had a collaborative relationship, an outright fabrication they soon walked back…

And it was all a lie. Donald Trump said in 2016, 'They lied. They said there were weapons of mass destruction, there were none. And they knew there were none.'

That might be the truest statement uttered by any modern president."

Read the entire column.

Vote for liberty. Vote for Mike Lee

What does Kamala Harris think about Joe Biden pardoning marijuana offenders?

We should be very concerned about a potential nuclear war

Opposing the Patriot Act was once a progressive war cry. Now Democrats embrace the US Security State more than ever

From my latest at BASEDPolitics: "The dynamics of the Patriot Act debate have almost completely reversed from where they stood a decade ago.

From its inception, it was a majority of Republicans who trusted George W. Bush and Dick Cheney not to abuse these new powers and to keep the country safe, while progressives vigorously opposed it.

Now, more Democrats than ever trust the federal government not to abuse surveillance powers, and Republicans are the harshest critics of such power."

"Which party views the Department of Homeland Security more favorably and which does not have now almost completely switched, with Democrats embracing views that were more popular with Republicans in the Bush-Cheney era and Republicans rejecting those views."

Read the entire column.

Biden: 'There is no place for political violence in America'

Biden calls Trump voters fascists. Zuckerberg revealed were living under something close to fascism

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