Author Archives: bsteadman

The Post & Email, by Sharon Rondeau — March 7, 2019 WAS AMERICA’S “44TH PRESIDENT” BORN IN A FOREIGN LAND? Excerpt: …………………………………………………….. In an article dated October 23, 2008, WND wrote: Corsi reported that when he was in Kenya he … Continue reading →

NATIONAL REVIEW, by Victor Davis Hanson — March 7, 2019 Excerpt: Trump ran as an outcast. He promised to ‘drain,’ not to perpetuate, the swamp. No one in Washington called Donald J. Trump a “god” (as journalist Evan Thomas in … Continue reading →

THE AMERICAN SPECTATOR, by Ron Ross — March 7, 2019 Excerpt: The Democrat Party has lost its mind. What’s happening there, however, is not happening in isolation. In society and in life nothing happens in isolation. There’s a word that … Continue reading →

MarketWatch – (Need to Know), by Barbara Kollmeyer — March 6, 2019 Excerpt: ……………………………………………… … the good times are definitely over says our call of the day, from Steven Jon Kaplan of the True Contrarian blog and newsletter. “We are … Continue reading →

The Goldwater, by: Major Burdock, Philip | 02-27-2019 Excerpt: Phil and Major Burdock catch up with Malik Obama. We’ll address some of the fascinating past and dig into what the former president’s brother thinks about current events and the changing … Continue reading →

The New York Times, by Manny Fernandez — March 3, 2019 Excerpt: MCALLEN, Tex. — It was dark in the stash house where they kept her, the windows covered so no one could see inside. At first, the smugglers had … Continue reading →

Townhall, by Kevin McCullough — March 3, 2019 Excerpt: If the 2020 election were held today President Donald Trump would win by a bigger margin than in 2016, carrying the most number of states since the Re-election of President Ronald … Continue reading →

Breitbart, by Michelle Moons — March 1, 2019 Excerpt: NATIONAL HARBOR, Maryland — Conservative powerhouse Michelle Malkin took aim directly from the CPAC main stage Friday, at the lack of immigration focus while delivering fuel for the fight against longstanding … Continue reading →