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Robert Bridge
American writer and journalist.
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With the coronavirus pandemic threatening to uproot our lives far greater than even the attacks of 9/11, it would seem that the self-reliance and rugged individualism of our grandparents may come back into style with a vengeance.
America is now at a crossroads with regards to how it addresses the coronavirus pandemic,
If there is such thing as divine retribution in this materially obsessed world, perhaps the outbreak of COVID-19 could just be it.
Tulsi Gabbard, who should be the darling of every progressive, has virtually disappeared not only from the debate stage, but also from the news cycle.
In a display of unfathomable cruelty, Democratic senators moved to block legislation that would have required doctors to provide standard medical attention to newborn infants who survive a botched abortion
More U.S. conservatives frustrated with liberalism are joining a rising movement that aims to redraw several state lines. Are worse things to come?
There can be no question that he has a long future in U.S. politics, but it’s too early to tell if that will be a good thing for the American people.
Americans expect to get a receipt every time they buy a Big Mac yet receive zero ‘proof of purchase’ that they cast a vote in their elections.
The sudden desire among the Liberal Inquisition to settle past historical scores with the White man, who ironically has become his own burden, is already revealing itself in radical new ways.
What exactly do White Americans – who opened the floodgates to immigration in 1965 – need to do these days to prove they are not natural born racists?