Regardless of campaign promises, regardless of anything else, a president is only as good as his actions for or against liberty as enshrined in the Constitution, and holding him to that standard continuously and fairly is not treason — it’s our job as informed American citizens.
The infamous red line drawn in the sand between U.S. and Russia has been crossed. In his brief address to the nation last night, President Trump elucidated upon his targeted airstrike as a response to the chemical weapons assault on Syrian citizens by President Bashar al-Assad.
ISIS executed two major terrorist bombing attacks against Coptic Christian churches in Egypt. Forty-three have been reported killed, and more than one hundred have been injured.
In the past few days, President Donald Trump has met with both the Egyptian and Jordanian leaders to discuss the situation in the Middle East. For obvious reasons, the focus has been on the war in Syria, but what of prospects for peace between Israel and the Palestinians? Will Trump bring the two sides closer together than any of his predecessors managed to do?
CNN Anchor does her best to turn the tables on a survival of Assad’s chemical attack grateful for President Trump’s airstrike. She fails.
American Tomahawk missiles destroyed more than just a Syrian airbase, Thursday; they also trampled the democratic theory that Russian President Vladimir Putin directed efforts to ensure that his friend, Donald Trump, would become President of the United States.
With the entire news cycle focused on Syria this week, between the chemical weapons attack and President Trump’s response by way of missile strike, our readers may have missed some global news stories. Liberty Nation is here to deliver what fell through the cracks.
Stockholm was the site of the latest low-tech terrorist attack, with police discovering that the perpetrator had expressed support for ISIS on social media.
President Donald Trump recently issued air strikes against the Syrian military air base al-Shayrat, in response to the news about what appears to be an attack on the Syrian population with chemical weapons. The reactions around the world have been mixed, and interesting.