The Federalist: 

The Nuclear Energy Advancements Of The Past Four Years Will Blow Your Mind

Jimmy Dore — ‘The first person to be de-platformed was Wikileaks and Julian Assange. If Trump knows what’s good for freedom of speech and freedom of the press, he should take this moment and pardon Julian Assange.’

Vox: White women’s role in white supremacy, explained

Victor Davis Hanson (podcast) examines the confluence of trends — a contempt for American history; the decline of the rule of law; the intellectual rot of the academy; the rise of ingratitude and cultural contempt — that are weakening the foundations of American society.

Tucker Carlson (video): Democrats Promoting ‘a New Version of Reconstruction’ in the Name of Unity

Gov. DeSantis: Florida will prioritize putting an end to 'censoring conservative speech' online

Jim Jordan: Democrats objected to the electoral votes of more states in 2017 than Republicans objected to in 2021, including Alabama which Trump won by 30%.

Two-thirds of American veterans and a majority of military families support ending the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and bringing all U.S. troops home.

Quarter of Americans believe it’s time for U.S. to split into separate red, blue countries

Glenn Greenwald

How Silicon Valley, in a Show of Monopolistic Force, Destroyed Parler

In the last three months, tech giants have censored political speech and journalism to manipulate U.S. politics, while liberals, with virtual unanimity, have cheered.

Ron DeSantis for the win! — Florida to divest all state funds from Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google

Alan Dershowitz: YouTube, Twitter Are Partisan Political Tools, not Platforms

Tucker Carlson: Big business, Big Tech and the Democrats are fully aligned and ready to crush dissent

Law prof William Jacobson

Democrats and their tech oligopoly friends are drunk with internet power. Whether Parler survives or not, politicized internet repression by tech oligopolies is making the national atmosphere more toxic.

Jeffrey Shapiro, the "Protester Prosecutor":

“No, Trump Isn’t Guilty of Incitement: Inflaming emotions isn’t a crime. The president didn’t mention violence, much less provoke it.”

 Boston Globe:  The Constitution says no to DC statehood

Assault on Capitol started, and request for National Guard made, before Trump ended speech.

Slain Capitol Police officer was pro-Trump, against "unnecessary war", and thought the country was ruled by elites.

Roger Kimball    The ‘Virtue’ of the New Totalitarians

Sen. Joe Manchin is 'open' to statehood for D.C., Puerto Rico

Egard Watches

What is Freedom?

Video

 George Orwell