Category: video

Lindsay Shepherd, famous for being ganged up on by bullies (university administrators), defends her decision to devote herself to taking care of a baby while working jobs and not a career.

Repeatedly on this site, you have read warnings: civil unrest is not something we should yearn for, whether on political or racial or religious grounds. It could get ugly. Deadly.

Yet rumors of civil war are spreading. Independent journalist Tim Pool covers the growing possibility of violence. And the growing ideological rift:

But, as another story hits the Internet, a very different threat looms. And, again, Tim Pool reports:

President Donald Trump skipped the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. This is hardly an affront to the First Amendment or openness in government, but that is the way some spin it. Fox’s Greg Gutfeld isn’t having any of it. To him, the jokes-for-charity event has gone from a light-hearted, friendly roast, to a public burning:

Trump left town and held another one of his rallies, instead.

But only after he spoke in front of the NRA and got a phone thrown at him — a miss . . . as good as a smile?

I suppose some of the “correspondents” chuckled at this.

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While the big story early in the week was the Ted Lieu hit job on Candace Owens, later in the week another issue came up:

Progressives have gone so far in the “safe space” direction that they are re-introducing segregation into the cultural center. “Separate but equal” is becoming more and more acceptable. “Normed,” as they say.

But not everyone is on board:

A paradigmatic Tweet gets a thorough examination.