Could immigration be turning the Golden State red? The media has been reporting that illegal border crossings have dropped since President Joe Biden implemented some harsher immigration policies. But is that the case? In Texas it is – but those results could be due more to the state’s own enforcement than anything the federal government…
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Leaked internal documents from a UK-established activist group, the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), have revealed its number one priority this year has been to “Kill Musk’s Twitter.” CCDH often collaborates with America’s bureaucratic progressives to seek and silence online “disinformation,” with British allies canvassing US neighborhoods on behalf of Kamala Harris and Tim…
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If not for the government, it would have been a negative payroll print. The October surprise may have arrived – albeit at the beginning of November. No, it was not some off-color remark or damning photo. Instead, it was a worse-than-expected October jobs report, from downward revisions to collapsing employment levels. The one golden nugget…
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As the presidential candidates deliver their “closing arguments” to the voters, there’s still plenty to consider, even beyond the last-minute polls. Whether it’s trying to scrape up those final undecided voters or watching political parties distance themselves from their nominees, it seems the circus has finally landed, and the big tent is being raised. But…
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A $600 billion administrative moral hazard. The premise behind federal student loan forgiveness is that it is “fair”: people struggling with student loans because of a down job market, personal troubles, or other of life’s inevitable strains should be “unburdened by what has been.” At the same time, debt relief administration problems include bureaucratic inefficiencies…
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Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted the annual BRICS summit in the city of Kazan last week. The yearly powwow of leaders in developing economies (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) typically features anti-West discussions and how to reshape the global order. Was this year any different? The latest meeting could be best summarized as…
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Immigrants trying to cross the border before election results. Editor’s note: Join Liberty Nation News each week to stay up to date on the nationwide ramifications of an open borders America. Playing the Migrant Shuffle When Texas didn’t get the federal government’s help dealing with the migrant invasion, Governor Greg Abbott took the bull by the horns…
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Emerging false narrative days before the election. The American public is generally familiar with how certain elements of the legacy media are quick to offer a slanted or one-sided spin to current events. This goes double for stories that involve Donald Trump. But a new example, happening right now in real-time, perfectly illustrates how the…
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When do the shenanigans customary to presidential election politics cross the line? That is the question as both parties boost third-party efforts apprised to be spoilers taking votes away from their main opposition in the final days of the 2024 campaign. Greetings, Fellow Freedom Lovers “A dark money group linked to Kamala Harris campaign attorney…
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With the US Supreme Court ruling Wednesday, October 30, that Virginia can proceed with purging noncitizens from its voter rolls, other states seem to be eyeing the results and making plans. Was the one-page order the starting pistol for cleaning up ineligible voters? Or are more politics and perception at play? We spoke with Liberty…
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Is it too late to move the needle? On the evening of Oct. 29, Kamala Harris delivered the closing argument for her 2024 presidential campaign. The event’s location was an interesting choice: the Ellipse in Washington, DC, with the White House in the background. This made Harris seem almost like an incumbent running for reelection,…
The VP has achieved an inauspicious milestone. It’s been 100 days and Kamala Harris, the Democratic Party’s 2024 presidential nominee, has not held a single press conference in that time. She has sat for a few friendly interviews, and, of course, she’s done campaign rallies and other carefully staged-managed public appearances. She even consented to…
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