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American flag draped on a voting machine. The screen says “China”.

Media Ignores Trump Election Integrity Speech, Just as they Ignored the Hunter Biden Laptop Story

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Major media refused to air Trump’s election integrity speech on July 16 without interruption — if at all. Are we looking at the Hunter Biden Laptop “hoax” all over again? Did we forget ti backfired? What did we miss? And what are the fact checkers not telling us? Are Americans really as divided over the Save America Act as legacy media would have us believe? Read and find out!

An Election or a Revolution?

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Polarizing narratives have been used to divide the nation over three successive election cycles. Is it too late to reclaim "normal"?

Tech Tyranny and Democracy: It’s Time for a Social Media Bill of Rights

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Misuse and abuse of social media has tested Americans' patience with the First Amendment. Perhaps it is time for a social media bill of rights.