by Bre Payton | Dec 13, 2018 | Department of Justice, Donald Trump, FBI, Government, Lisa Page, Peter Strzok
The DOJ wiped text messages between former FBI employees, Lisa Page and Peter Strozk, before the Office of the Inspector General could review them.
by Bre Payton | Dec 12, 2018 | AYFKM, censorship, CNN, First Amendment, free speech, Google, hate speech, Ted Lieu
In a segment on CNN Tuesday afternoon, Rep. Ted Lieu lamented that fact that the First Amendment prevents him from regulating speech.
by Bre Payton | Dec 12, 2018 | anti-semitism, AYFKM, Carmen Perez, fact checks, Louis Farrakhan, Media, Nation of Islam, Tablet, Tamika Mallory, Women's March
A Women's March PR flack tried to spin Tablet Magazine's expose detailing anti-Semitism and shady financial practices within the organization. She failed.
by Bre Payton | Dec 12, 2018 | america, classic literature, Huckleberry Finn, Literature, Mark Twain, realism, Self-Government, Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain rejected the simplistic, good-guys-always-win type of Sunday school stories with overtly moral themes that he was raised on.
by Bre Payton | Dec 11, 2018 | center right, Conservative, Jen Rubin, Jennifer Rubin, Media, Washington Post
I asked Jennifer Rubin, a 'conservative' columnist for The Washington Post, what makes her conservative and in response, she said she 'had to run.'
