With a whopping 19 Electoral College votes, Pennsylvania boasts the largest portion of electors for any battleground state. It also represents the shortest path to either candidate earning the 270 votes needed for the presidency. The time and treasure being expended by both the Kamala Harris and Donald Trump campaigns in the Keystone State swamps…
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After Hurricane Helene hit western North Carolina, FEMA took its sweet time in attempting to pull off a plan to help Americans left battered – but unbowed – by the historic damage in the mountain communities of Asheville, Burnsville, Spruce Pine, Foscoe, and Hendersonville. As calls for help rose and fingers pointed at the government,…
Editor’s Note: From the Back Forty is Liberty Nation’s longest running and most popular weekly column. Folks From the Back Forty are attempting to grasp a week of good vibes and joyful noises emanating from the Harris-Walz campaign chemtrails. Passion and memories have replaced facts when the running mate is asked to clarify falsehoods in a rather goofy…
In 1988, a youthful Joe Biden dropped his first bid for the White House after being caught plagiarizing parts of his campaign stump rhetoric. It was a blow that took him more than 30 years to recalibrate. Now, VP Kamala Harris has been credibly accused of plagiarism of a far more serious variety. And while…
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Everyone except the man in charge knows where the blame lies. On May 7, Joe Biden delivered a short speech at the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC, during an event commemorating the Nazi-led genocide of the 1930s and 1940s that claimed the lives of some six million Jews. Against a backdrop of violent demonstrations…
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Joe Biden has thrown just about everything but the kitchen sink at wary Americans as he seeks a second term in the White House, a prize he all but promised not to seek during the 2020 campaign: “I view myself as a bridge, not as anything else.” First, he tried a call for unity, a…
Since Joe Biden has been in the White House, his communications team has found itself hard at work correcting the record almost every time he delivers a public address. A notable feature of his time in office has been the altering of White House transcripts of his speeches, interviews, and remarks to reporters. How many…
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Hiring increases reported for first time since 2020. A recent survey shows police departments hired more new officers in 2023 than in the previous four years. This news is particularly encouraging for major cities suffering upheaval and increased crime. Americans are concerned about upholding law and order, an issue that will doubtlessly feature prominently in…
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Can Marjorie Taylor Greene rally the troops, or will even her own party leave her hanging? Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) has announced that she’s finally forcing a vote on her motion to vacate the House speaker’s chair … soon. The Georgia lawmaker first filed her motion to oust Mike Johnson (R-LA) after he helped…
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Utah, a state regarded as home of the squishy Republican, is going Donald Trump’s way. That is the inevitable takeaway from its GOP convention, in which Trump-aligned politicians swept to the forefront in bids for governor and a US Senate seat. The Beehive State has been best known in red circles of late for being…
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Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) has been a prime goal for liberals, but does it do more harm than good for the minorities it claims to be championing? In an effort to make the workplace more fair and open, corporations and companies have spent millions of dollars training employees, setting up DEI departments, and restructuring…
American youth, professional agitators, international students, or all of the above. It’s a bird; it’s a plane – no, it’s super-protester! On college campuses from coast to coast, civil unrest is taking place at an alarming rate. But don’t ask the rabble to identify themselves; these protesters are loud, but they don’t appear to be…
