Dispelling The Mainstream Narrative
Has our October surprise come early? Officials announced the death of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Friday evening. (Are they sure she’s not just napping?) Russ Takeaway: Not seen since February […]
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What a lot of folks don’t seem to understand or appreciate about the Left Coast is that the majority of the land across the three coastal states of Washington, Oregon and California is undeveloped, rural […]
The post Torchy’s Idiocracy: Oregon Rednecks Rally in Portland and Taunt Antifa Bunboys, Black Looter Marxists (BLM) first appeared on Winter Watch.
By Cassandra Fairbanks | 19 August 2020 GATEWAY PUNDIT — The brutal murder of 17-year-old Veronica Lee Baker in North Carolina has become another shocking crime ignored by the national media because the victim was […]
The post Mainstream Media Ignores Story of White Teenage Girl’s Murder, as They Always Seem to Do When the Suspects Are Black first appeared on Winter Watch.
By Natalie Escobar | 27 August 2020 NPR — In the past months of demonstrations for Black lives, there has been a lot of hand-wringing about looting. Whether it was New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo saying […]
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Dementia Joe’s choice for vice president is an important one for the Democrat Party apparatchik, and a highly consequential one for Americans. The 76-year-old mothballed politico announced early on that he has no intention of […]
Dino Costa invited Russ Winter to join him again for another episode of the “Dino Costa Show.” Costa has long history in sports news, including as an announcer for Sirius XM Radio. Now, he’s working for […]
On the sunny morning of June 11, a white, fit, heterosexual, Boomer couple probably did what they undoubtedly had done hundreds of times before at their home in Pacific Heights; a scenic, historic, hill-top district […]
The documentary “Hacking Democracy” (2006) follows activists Bev Harris and Kathleen Wynne, who later become the director and associate director of nonprofit election watchdog group Black Box Voting, as they attempt to discover the extent […]
A couple decades ago, the term “grievance industry” mainly referred to a proliferation of lawyers in shiny suits who made a comfortable living filing lawsuits. Boy, times have changed. Today, “social justice” appears to be […]