Seth Rich’s laptops may hold deeper secrets than Hunter’s
Like the “firemen” in Fahrenheit 451, today’s journalists destroy information.
In my 2019 book, “Unmasking Obama,” I focus the spotlight on those intrepid investigators who are doing the work that mainstream journalists are paid to but don’t.
One unsung investigator who deserves more attention is Ty Clevenger, a self-described, “Ex-cop, ex-journalist, disgruntled lawyer, muckraking blogger (http://LawFlog.com), and cheerful optimist. (OK, maybe that last one is a stretch.)”
In a sense, all the investigators I have highlighted are, like myself, optimists. We continue to believe that surrender is not an option and that despair is for losers. For the last several years, Clevenger has dug away the dirt surrounding what may be the most revealing mystery of our time, the murder of DNC staffer Seth Rich.
How many young lives has TDS claimed?
Trump Derangement Syndrome – TDS among friends – has caused greater mental and even physical damage to American youth than any other malady of the last seven years, COVID included.
To spite former President Donald Trump, Democrats have allowed fentanyl to flow across our borders, crime to run rampant in our streets and physicians to mutilate our children.TDS had its greatest effect on children’s lives by triggering school closures in the academic year 2020-2021. As an insider’s guide to the way TDS affected schools, there is probably no better source than Jennifer Sey’s eminently readable new book, “Levi’s Unbuttoned: The Woke Mob Took My Job But Gave Me My Voice.”
Is Michelle the reason Dems moved up South Carolina primary?
The New York Times and just about everyone else in the media think that the Democratic National Committee’s plan “to radically
reorder” the traditional primary process was done at the behest of Joe Biden. Los Angeles filmmaker and author Joel Gilbert thinks otherwise. Earlier this year, Gilbert released a compelling documentary and companion book, “Michelle Obama 2024, Her Real Life Story and Plan for Power.” In it, he makes a much stronger case than the Times does for the Dems’ power play.
The impressively naive headline of the Times reads “Biden, Demoting Iowa and Prizing Diversity, Wants S.C. as First Primary.” The subhead is just as wide-eyed: “The plan came as the president asked that ‘voters of color have a voice in choosing our nominee much earlier in the process.'”
The 10 nominees for 2022 Cultural MVP
“Upstream” takes its inspiration from the late great Andrew Breitbart.
The late Andrew Breitbart is credited with the observation, “All politics is downstream from culture.” Wanting to create a podcast that dealt with something other than the news of the day, my partner-in-crime, Hollywood veteran Loy Edge, and I have launched “Upstream,” a podcast dedicated to exploring the cultural source of today’s political issues.
As a year-ender, Loy and I will award the first annual “Upstream MVP,” the recognition of that person who contributed most to the advancement of American culture in the otherwise misbegotten Biden era. Below are my 10 nominees in a preliminary ranked order. I have not conferred with Loy yet, and I am sure I am overlooking or underestimating someone, so all input is welcome. We will make the final announcement before year’s end. Stay tuned.
Liz Cheney goes full Orwell in Epps defense
At a University of Chicago forum last week, student Daniel Schmidt asked Cheney a variety of that same question. From his perspective, the person who showed himself above the law on Jan. 6, 2021, was not Donald Trump. That person was the one Jan. 6 protestor the left has been ordered to love. “Do you demand the prosecution of Ray Epps?” Schmidt asked. “He’s an actual insurrectionist on tape. Do you demand his prosecution?” Caught off guard, Cheney chose to misinterpret Schmidt’s question. “Let me answer that question because I believe there is some confusion,” she said . “Confusion about the role of Congress,” she continued, stalling for time. “And confusion about who makes decisions about prosecutions.” Schmidt wasn’t confused. He was alluding to Cheney’s comments in August in which she all but demanded that if the evidence were there, the DOJ should prosecute Donald Trump. Otherwise, we would not be “a nation of laws.”
