How, you might ask, could Politico’s Playbook possibly report on a country they don’t even begin to understand, never mind defend its morality? It’s delusion, of course.

The unending COVID regime isn’t a nightmare scenario, it’s an existential threat to our liberties, a possible and unexamined risk to our health, and right here among us.

While corporations are leading our government by the nose, small business is more often an unwilling victim, pleading for any path they can to survive their rulers.

So what can politicians do to protect their citizens from being coerced into experimental medical procedures and surveillance databases they aren’t comfortable with?

Some men chose to stoically help their families into boats and then stand aside, assuring crying wives they would be right after them. They knew they’d never meet again.

What the story really says is that both CBS and ’60 Minutes’ are willing to publish sloppy hit pieces on those who defy their narratives and no longer think it necessary to even remotely justify this propaganda.

Crucial details can complicate the narrative. And we couldn’t allow that, could we?

It’s long past time our elected politicians use the powers they have to protect their constituents from the powerful and wealthy private interests who have so casually set us in their sights.

The honored dead of the USS Johnson lay undiscovered for nearly three-quarters of a century before deep sea explorer Victor Vescovo discovered a wreck in October 2019.

The fear and weakness of Christ’s disciples aren’t foreign at all — they are you and me. And with the Holy Spirit, they built Christ’s church.

Remember, they’re afraid of your ‘variant-infected’ breath. Expose them for the cowardly frauds they are.

Just as the accusations and meltdowns of unstable people will grow louder as fewer of their neighbors live by their fears, so too will the warnings from Fauci and his allies grow in severity as fewer Americans live by their words.

In an age when Americans have grown used to casually shrugging away their freedoms at the whim of TV pundits, this kind of propaganda is seriously dangerous.

When McConnell cares about something — actually cares about it — we see how quickly his tune changes.

We’ve watched as Americans across the country have surrendered their freedoms and informed on their neighbors in exchange for delusions of security. But here in this house, we won’t surrender.

More and more, we all have to take a step back, throw some water on our faces, and look around in disbelief at the state of our corporate media.

It’s a story of hard streets, difficult decisions, heightened tempers, and hard drugs. It’s a story about human beings, our duties, our failings, and our weaknesses.

For some reason we all feel the need to continue to tiptoe around one of the most awful, lazy, and selfish groups in America: left-wing public teachers unions and the teachers who support them.

Panic porn and agitprop are useful tools when you’re working as hard as you can to spread fear and distrust against the half of the country that disagrees with your policies.

Every day in America, panels of experts are hurting people, erasing traditions, writing rules, rewriting history, and burning the leftovers. On Monday, they came for Dr. Seuss — and with him, all of us.