I was once asked to speak to a Hispanic organization in Denver and share the stage with the representative of Congresswoman Diana DeGette, who is as liberal. I am conservative. At one point someone in the audience expressed his frustration with the two of us because, since neither of us is Hispanic, he felt that there was no way we could represent his, or the Hispanic group’s, interest.
Virginia State Police on Tuesday contradicted Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s (D) claim that Charlottesville protesters had weapons “stashed around the city.”
On Wednesday’s broadcast of ABC’s “Good Morning America,” RNC Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel argued that the blame for Charlottesville is “squarely” on the KKK and white supremacists and there were peaceful protesters who did what was right in coming out
The battle over America’s history reignited following the weekend’s deadly events in Charlottesville, Virginia. The protest against the scheduled removal of a statue of Robert E. Lee led leftist organizations and politicians to step up their long-running war on Confederate monuments.
As James Bond’s nemesis Auric Goldfinger famously observed, “Once is happenstance, twice is coincidence. The third time is enemy action.” On Tuesday evening, three prominent Republicans – Senator John McCain, Senator Marco Rubio, and 2012 presidential candidate Mitt Romney – endorsed the left-wing media’s preferred narrative and embraced the masked thugs of Antifa as heroes.
At no point did Rubio acknowledge that the First Amendment protects all Americans, regardless of how offensive their views are. Nor did he assign any blame at all to the left-wing “Antifa” activists who brought weapons with which to shut down the demonstration by force — weapons that were also used against reporters covering the scene.
If Democrats seeking the removal of historical memorials tied to racist history are serious, they should be tripping over one another to get in front of a camera and call for the removal of memorials and namesakes to Presidents Andrew Johnson, Woodrow Wilson, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Lyndon Baines Johnson, and Sen. Robert C Byrd.
Anti-Trump Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) came out in support of embattled National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster Monday — only to get hit by Trump for his efforts.
The history of American socialism, until fairly recently, was a history of American racism.
A faulty transcript of Donald Trump’s press conference published by Politico prompted outrage from several prominent journalists, artists, and authors on Twitter before they realized it was incorrect.
Celebrities were outraged Tuesday after President Donald Trump held a press conference in New York City to condemn the neo-Nazis and white nationalist protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, over the weekend, and in which he slammed reporters in the room for misreporting facts about the deadly rally.
Journalists and reporters from establishment media reacted with horror to President Donald Trump’s Tuesday afternoon press conference in which he denounced media outlets for sensationalizing Saturday’s deadly attack at a Charlottesville, Virginia, white supremacist rally.
Actress and longtime Donald Trump nemesis Rosie O’Donnell lashed out at the president once more on Tuesday, taking to her Twitter account to say that anyone who “stands” with or “works” with Trump in any capacity is a “Nazi.”
Discord, a voice and text chat service targeted to gamers, has banned several alt-right servers and users following the clash at Charlottesville last week.
A bizarre report on dictator Nicolás Maduro’s public appearances on Venezuela’s state-run media outlet Tuesday appeared to refer to violent rallies in Charlottesville, Virginia this weekend as being located in “Chicago” and quotes Maduro claiming that Venezuelan opposition groups have used the same insignia as the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) at anti-socialist protests.
HBO is standing by its controversial alternative history drama Confederate following the deadly white supremacist protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday.
On Sunday, Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) endorsed California State Treasurer John Chiang for governor of California, as the duo campaigned together throughout Southern California and hosted a Facebook Live event.
Yahoo! News followed up the weekend’s violent clashes in Charlottesville, Virginia, with an uncritical portrayal of one of the groups most deeply involved: violent left-wing “anti-fascist” street gangs, collectively known as Antifa.
“It’s absolutely correct to blame all sides. Because we have the First Amendment in this country, which protects freedom of speech, including hateful speech. And, in fact, the First Amendment exists precisely to protect speech you don’t like.”
Corey Stewart, at-large chairman of the Board of County Supervisors in Prince Williams County, Virginia, spoke with Breitbart News Daily SiriusXM host Alex Marlow on Tuesday regarding his run for a U.S. Senate seat in Virginia against Democrat Tim Kaine and discussed media coverage of recent events in Charlottesville.
Jimmy Fallon eschewed his usual joke-filled monologue during Monday night’s broadcast of The Tonight Show to opt instead for a sober reaction to the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday, at which one person was killed and another 19 injured when a man drove a car into a crowd.
Actress Jennifer Lawrence has asked her 16 million Facebook fans to identify the white supremacists who marched in the deadly Charlottesville,Virginia rally on Saturday.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) blamed President Trump on Twitter for the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, Monday — before quickly backtracking and replacing the tweet with a softer scold.
The left-wing Indivisible website is using the deadly protest in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday to generate donations and promote “progressivism” through scheduling vigils and other gatherings across the country.
President Donald Trump’s opponents have learned a new word: “whataboutism.” Democrats and NeverTrump Republicans alike have embraced the term as a weapon against anyone who objects to the double standards that are routinely applied by Trump’s critics in the mainstream media.
Celebrated evangelical leader Franklin Graham has denounced politicians who are exploiting the Charlottesville tragedy to attack President Trump and his administration, saying that such divisions are Satanic.
On Monday’s broadcast of “CNN Tonight,” radio host John Fredericks, who also served as co-chair of President Trump’s campaign in Virginia, criticized the president’s statement about Charlottesville and urged the president to state he doesn’t want the support of white supremacists.
The independent Virginia branch of the ACLU is blaming Charlottesville’s Democratic government for the street brawls which injured many participants and killed one young woman.
CNN twisted the Charlottesville victim’s mother’s statement thanking President Donald Trump for his sympathy to make it seem that she would not want his condolences.
On August 13 — the day after the Charlottesville car attack — Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D) criticized types of firearms citizens can legally carry.
On August 14 protesters in Durham, North Carolina, placed a tow rope around the neck and shoulder of a Confederate statue and pulled it down from atop the monument on which it stood.
A Berkeley, California, hot dog stand fired an employee in response to an online campaign to identify and maliciously publish private information – or “dox” – participants in Saturday’s “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. The crowdsourcing effort to “name and shame,” however, has already misstepped, incorrectly identifying an Arkansas professor 1,100 miles away from the men carrying torches as a racist.
On Monday’s broadcast of CNN’s “Situation Room,” Congressional Black Caucus Chairman Representative Cedric Richmond (D-LA) argued that President Trump’s statement earlier in the day came too late and that President Trump still uses “coded language” like rhetoric about “law and
President Donald Trump defied the media for continuing to hammer him for failing to immediately condemn alt-right protesters in Charlottesville, asserting that both sides were to blame for the violence.
Establishment GOP consultant and Daily Beast columnist Rick Wilson declared his support for lynching on Twitter, Saturday, following a white nationalist rally.
The Chinese Communist Party’s “Global Times” argued in a Sunday editorial that the violence in Charlottesville proves the United States is the source of global instability, for which stable Chinese leadership is the antidote.
On Monday’s broadcast of CNN’s “Wolf,” Republican Party of Virginia Chairman John Whitbeck said that President Trump’s statement earlier that day is what he would have wanted to hear on Saturday and that it has been good to hear leaders
Popular domain service GoDaddy gave neo-Nazi news site The Daily Stormer 24 hours to move their domain to another provider on Sunday, following a post GoDaddy claimed violates their terms of service.
On Monday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports,” NBC News’ Kelly O’Donnell stated that while President Trump did say “Racism is evil” during his statement on Monday, she didn’t hear him say that the presence and ideology of hate groups
Planned Parenthood views the horrific events in Charlottesville Saturday as white supremacists’ desire to deny abortion to minorities.
