Donald N. Finley – I was struck by David Atwood’s “The Right will Neither Forgive nor Forget.” It struck close to home because I’m a boycotter. It takes a lot to get me to such a point, but if someone goes through the effort to do so, it sets in hard and deep.
I’ve never been an NFL fan. I played baseball. But I knew I was in the minority, so I watched the Super Bowl every year and tried to be somewhat conversant in the game highlights I’d watch on the news.
Many of my friends were rabid fans and would have weekend get-togethers to watch a game. This was throughout most of my adulthood and working career in the Air Force. Then Colin Kaepernick came along and disrespected my flag, and the NFL let him get away with it. And then a clothing brand built an advertising campaign around him, paying him to disrespect my flag.
Greg Hunter – Journalist Alex Newman says if you think the certification of Joe Biden as President means it’s over, you are wrong. It is not over, and the Deep State coup plotters are afraid of President Trump invoking something called the “Insurrection Act.”
Alexandra Bruce – The “storming” of the Capitol appears to be a False Flag initiated by Antifa-BLM. Witnesses and video indicate DC Metro Police opened the “breached” gates to let in “Trump supporters” and then shot and killed Ashli Babbit, 14-year Air Force Veteran at point blank range.
Jonathan Turley – One of the big takeaways from the first day of the testimony of Bill Barr concerns a number of failures that may be attributed to Special Counsel Robert Mueller. The most significant failure concerns his decision not to reach a conclusion on obstruction, as