White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer was publicly harassed Saturday whilst shopping at an Apple store by a leftist who called him names and asked how he likes working for a fascist.
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Liberty Nation: Websites of the Week
Each week, Liberty Nation will feature a few sites that you should be reading. These sites will span the entire liberty spectrum, and whether you agree with all of them or not, they’re worth looking at — and bookmarking to read again later. We also encourage you to leave us the sites you’re reading, down in the comments. After all, liberty is for thinkers.
You Are Under Surveillance: Wikileaks Exposes the CIA
It turns out that complete government cyber surveillance isn’t a science fiction movie plot after all. Now it’s a verifiable fact, and people like former CIA agent Bill Binney are somewhere between screaming “I told you so!” and feeling the weight of this horrifying reality sink down deep onto their shoulders. YOU, Mr. and Ms. American, are under surveillance — even in your home.
LN Web Gems 3.8.17: Hilarious Huckabee
In today’s Web Gems: Governor Mike Huckabee, Russian dressing, and a mouse on a plane!
LN Web Gems 3.7.17: Media, Meltdowns and Martha
In today’s Web Gems: The left melts down over several things, screams profanity, and threatens people on Twitter. In other words, it’s Tuesday.
The Millenial View: Sexism & Kellyanne Conway
We have all, at one time or another, experienced true sexism. Whether sexist remarks have been made towards you,...
Obama, Trump, Russia & The Wiretap
The plot thickens with explosive accusations made this weekend by President Donald Trump that former President Obama tried to wiretap Trump Tower in New York City just prior to the election.
From the Left: Anti-Semitism & Campus Fascism
To use the left’s own language, there are fewer and fewer “safe spaces” left for the sixty-two million people who had the audacity to vote for Trump, or those who simply hope he will succeed for the sake of the country.
RIP to the Conservative Movement
Movements always outgrow their founders. They start as small, isolated groups, carefully transforming theory and principles into a platform and a cause for action.