Milo Announces His Intent To Lead The Next Civil War
Yiannopoulos wrote, "Civil war is coming, and, if it does, well-meaning but poorly-informed and relentlessly deplatformed conservatives are going to need a handbook." Oh, my.
The Radical Right Runs America, But Democrats Still Don’t Get It
I knew Trump had a rabid following. While the left laughed, Trump took over the radical right and the Republican Party.
GOP Rep Says Admitting Syrian Refugees Is An Impeachable Offense
Rep. Mo Brooks is just fine letting little kids drown, as long as they're not aborted.
And The Distance Between Cruz And McConnell Is How Far, Exactly?
Look at the radical things that extremist bomb-thrower Ted Cruz has planned, according to Sebastian Payne and Robert Costa of The Washington Post.
Montana’s ‘Natural Man’ Defies Courts, Sets Up Another Rural ‘Patriot’ Showdown
'Sovereign citizen' Ernie Wayne terTelgte's fight with the courts over what began as a simple fishing citation has become the latest cause célèbre among the far right in the Mountain West.
Ted Nugent: President Obama Just Like Child Molesters And Carjackers!
Ted Nugent dug his heels and his reputation in even deeper during an inteview yesterday with Erin Burnett.
The White Supremacists Are Coming Out Of The Woodwork
A lot of people have noticed that it's become more common for right-wing talkers to be openly racist on the airwaves and the intertoobs, and then when confronted on it to double down and claim that there's nothing wrong with it. And there's a consequence for that.
Right-Wingers Use Boston Bombing To Paper Over Their Own Extremist Terror
Right-wingers are crowing that speculation about right-wing extremists' potential involvement in the Boston bombing turned out wrong. But then they use it to pretend that there's no such thing as right-wing violence. As if.
Politics Past - The 1964 Republican Governor's Conference.
Politics Past - An episode of Meet The Press, first broadcast on June 7, 1964 featuring the 1964 Republican Governor's Conference, held in Cleveland Ohio. Interviewed are Kansas Governor John Anderson and Ohio Governor James Rhodes.
Ryan Lizza Blames Lack Of Political Consensus On Republican Radicalization
Three cheers for Ryan Lizza. On "Morning Joe" on Monday morning, he refuted the conventional Beltway wisdom that "both sides" are to blame for the political gridlock in Washington.
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