According to a recent survey by Rasmussen Reports, 49% of Americans think it’s too easy to buy a gun. Nearly two-thirds also say that the main reason people purchase firearms is for self-defense. But here’s the kicker: Most Americans – including at least 80% of this survey’s respondents – aren’t buying guns. Buying a Gun…
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Editor’s Note: From the Back Forty is Liberty Nation’s longest running and most popular weekly column. Joe Biden took a big “pause” this week, demonstrating that he could follow scripted remarks and not toss in any cannibal chat or defeat Corn Pop on the gang leader’s turf. He did, however, tick off and embarrass the Gray Lady…
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The Supreme Court has the weight of the Constitution on its shoulders. A weighty case regarding presidential immunity was argued in front of the US Supreme Court this week, raising many constitutional issues. It is a historic case in the truest sense of the word, and as such, friend of the court briefings (known as…
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Handing out free money is a sweet vote-getter. Millions of Americans enjoyed a taste of basic income during the coronavirus pandemic. The federal government, achieving bipartisan support at the time, handed out billions of dollars in “free money” for just sitting at home, and taxpayers are now stuck footing the bill for these reckless inflationary…
US meets China, and the outcome is predictable. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Shanghai, China’s financial center, and Beijing from April 24 to 26. Diplomatic visits to China have not been fruitful for the Biden administration thus far. Nonetheless, Secretary Blinken gave it the old college try again – but little has changed. There…
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The migrants sent to Martha’s Vinyard may be here to stay … legally. Editor’s note: Join Liberty Nation each week to stay up to date on the nationwide ramifications of an open borders America. Martha’s Vineyard Migrants May Get Visas In 2022, Florida’s Republican governor, Ron DeSantis, had 49 illegal migrants sent to Martha’s Vineyard as part…
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After last year’s Covenant School shooting, Democrats pushed for more gun control – they’ll get more guns, instead. Tennessee lawmakers passed a bill on Tuesday, April 23, that will let teachers carry firearms to school. After the Covenant School shooting of last year, Democrats and anti-gun advocates called – as they generally do after such…
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On Thursday, April 25, the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments regarding the election interference case brought by Jack Smith, a Department of Justice special counsel, against former President Donald Trump. In doing so, it ventured, perhaps reluctantly, onto a path rarely traveled. The principal issue is the extent to which a former president…
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President Joe Biden insists that canceling student loan debt is essential to install his Bidenomics vision of growing the economy through the middle out and bottom up. White House data and economic analyses highlight that these forgiveness efforts create massive price tags for cash-strapped US taxpayers. The administration is steamrolling ahead to ensure the rich…
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Major reversal in landmark #MeToo decision. New York’s highest court overturned Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 rape conviction on Thursday, April 25. According to the 4-3 ruling, the judge in the 2020 trial prejudiced the former movie mogul with “egregious” improper rulings, including by allowing women to testify about allegations that weren’t part of the case. “Under…
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Did Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s December declaration of loosening monetary policy backfire? The US central bank has ostensibly capitulated to the inflation revival following four consecutive hotter-than-expected consumer price index (CPI) reports. Instead of preparing for the first cut to interest rates, the Eccles Building is getting ready to convey that the world’s largest…
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A pair of biotech behemoths are shedding light on the aggressive courting of Chinese corporate money by local US elected officials despite clear-cut dire national security concerns. The China cash chase has thus far not had serious political ramifications, but all that may be about to change in the radioactively partisan atmosphere of Election Year…
