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Merrick Garland Now Busted!

A new Justice Department report reveals the agency went too far regarding parents speaking out at school board meetings. We are breaking down the findings from this Department Of Justice report to understand how the Biden administration handled parental dissent.

This analysis looks at the institutional overreach and examines what these actions meant for free speech and parental rights during that period. By separating the facts from the noise, we can better understand the implications of these government decisions.

Beyond the report, we are looking at the latest political polling data as we head toward the 2026 elections. Current numbers show GOP outperformance in several key battleground states, signaling a shift in voter sentiment. We analyze these trends to provide a clearer picture of how the electoral map is shaping up and what these movements might mean for upcoming races. Here’s more from Doug In Exile.

Leave Ed Sheeran Alone!

I’ve finally gathered my thoughts on the Ed Sheeran, Macklemore, and Robert Kraft drama, as well as the subsequent free speech debate. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.

‘Free Speech:’ Not For Thee!

How the Deplatformers Became The Deplatformed (And Why That’s a Good Thing).

A Canadian woman Sabrina Messa mocks Charlie Kirk a year after his death. She has lost her job in Los Angeles and now finds herself facing deportation. Here’s more from RazorFist.

 

America Is Already Great

A new CNN poll says only 29% of Democrats are proud to be American. Bridget Phetasy asked her audience what they love about this country — and got hundreds of responses. The four things that came up most: Free speech, the founding documents, guns, and the freedom to build your own life.

The people who felt it most weren’t born here. They were immigrants, refugees, and World Cup tourists who showed up expecting the country the media described and found something completely different. This is Dumpster Fire’s love letter to America on its 250th birthday.

Baby Steps For Tina’s Recovery

Analyst Juan O’Savin addresses the decision in Colorado to free Tina Peters, the former Mesa County clerk whom the Democrats jailed because she charged that the 2020 presidential election had been rigged. O’Savin says a parole board might decide to require Peters to remain in Colorado, or might even try to limit her free speech.

That wouldn’t be shocking because the Democrats already demonstrated through jailing her that they think very little about free speech and aren’t at all inclined to protect anyone’s rights, most certainly not the rights of their political opponents.

O’Savin says Peters’ friends hope to get her permission to travel to neighboring Nevada because she’s now suffering health issues, and being in the proximity of healing spas could help rejuvenate her. We’ll know the score soon because she’s scheduled or release from jail on June 1.

O’Savin also discusses the Iranian conflict as well as silver, bonds and the shaky status of the stock market in a conversation with Michael Jaco.

Make England Great Again

Glenn Beck delivers an impassioned speech at the Unite The Kingdom rally in London over the weekend, celebrating  free speech and opposing the advancement of sharia law designed to stonewall our freedoms and liberties.

Beck stands with the British people who have seen their streets torn apart by violence and cultural division, much of it caused by the Labour Party flinging open Great Britain’s borders to thousands of immigrants, mainly from Islamic nations. More than 100,000 took part in the rally.

British authorities warned Beck against speaking, saying to do so, he would not be allowed ever again into British territory. Those authorities need to read the Magna Carte and other foundations of British law.

EU’s New Censorship Handbook

The European Union (EU) has adopted a new handbook on censorship titled “Fractured Reality.”

These Europeans are most certainly fractured. They do not have a firm commitment to free speech or a free press. It’s clearly become a continent ruled over by bureaucrats, and populated by native-born slaves, along with hordes of imported migrants.

Stick with this one. It’s long — about an hour and a half — but it’s quite revealing and informative. Here’s more from Mike Benz, executive director of the Foundation for Freedom Online.

The Genius/Asshole Matrix

Bridget Phetasy introduces the Genius/Asshole Matrix — the male version of the Hot/Crazy Matrix — and explains the Tortured Genius Line that separates icons from idiots.

Plus, the United Kingdom just banned Kanye West from the Wireless Festival while looking the other way on grooming gangs. Kanye sold out two nights at SoFi Stadium for $33 million.

Louis CK landed a Netflix special, and cancel culture is having an existential crisis.

Why does genius buy forgiveness — and how much asshole can it cover? Here’s a new Dumpster Fire from Bridget Phetasy.

When Life Gives You Lemons

Afroman, the legend you are. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.

Who Really Runs Florida?

James Fishback is running for governor in Florida. Here, he discusses Gov. Ron DeSantis’ attacks on free speech, the bloodlust of U.S. Rep. Randy Fine, a Democrat, and America’s last globalism.

Pretty soon, all winning Republican politicians will talk like this. Here’s more from Tucker Carlson.

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