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Biden-Harris Administration’s Use of Federal Power as a Political Weapon – A 17,000-Page Chronicle of Overreach and Dissent Suppression

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The release of the final 17,000-page staff report by the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government exposes a chilling reality: the Biden-Harris Administration has transformed federal power into a blunt instrument to crush dissent, silence opposition, and entrench its partisan agenda. This exhaustive document lays bare a disturbing pattern of abuse, where […]

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How Politicians Turn Public Service into Personal Profit: A Harsh Look at Corruption in Power

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The staggering wealth amassed by many politicians during their terms in office raises serious questions about the integrity of democratic institutions. For decades, elected officials have exploited their positions for personal gain, cloaking their actions in layers of legal ambiguity, cronyism, and outright corruption. This is not merely an occasional ethical lapse but a systemic

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The Wheat Farmer Who Defied The Swamp: A Story of Tyranny in America

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Roscoe Filburn’s clash with the federal government over the 1938 Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA) stands as one of the most infamous examples of government overreach in American history, showcasing how federal economic controls reshaped constitutional boundaries and individual freedoms. This case—culminating in the Supreme Court decision Wickard v. Filburn (1942)—redefined the scope of federal power

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The Dark Network: How NGOs Fuel Illegal Migration and Exploitation

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1 Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are entities independent of government influence, often dedicated to humanitarian, environmental, or social causes. However, while many NGOs serve legitimate and noble purposes, others operate in murky territories where their stated missions become vehicles for illegal or unethical activities. Far from being champions of justice, these NGOs have become active enablers

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Presidential Pardons: The (almost) Unlimited Power of The President To Pardon

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1 Presidential Pardons: The (almost) Unlimited Power of The President To Pardon “He who pardons easily invites offense” (Pierre Corneille) There’s been a lot of talk about President Biden pardoning his son.  Common complaints include it was unethical; the pardon is too sweeping; and Biden repeatedly lied when he stated he would not pardon his

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