AMERICANTHINKER - Pink Unicorns in Tehran
Perchance There's a big hitch in the negotiations with Iran. Who exactly is calling the shots?
AMERICANTHINKER - For Some Social Watchdogs, Success is not an Option
US Center for Safesport The SPLC is far from the only organization attempting to criminalize normal behavior.
AMERICANTHINKER - Leaving Kierkegaard
American Thinker It’s time we outgrow the 19th-century philosopher who, in his own way, presaged post-modern views about Christianity.
AMERICANTHINKER - NGOs Cosplaying as Overlords and Power Brokers
Clarice F A bad week for Iran, the SPLC, and the Left in general.
AMERICANTHINKER - Globalism’s Propagandists Depend on Censorship
PickPik People see through their lies.
AMERICANTHINKER - How Equality Destroys a State
Image via Pxhere . Pxhere America is built on the concept of equality, but that concept has to be understood properly to prevent the country’s downfall.
AMERICANTHINKER - The U.S. Virgin Islands Citizen Statute and Birthright Citizenship
Matt Popovich There’s a 1927 law that’s gotten the silent treatment from courts and parties in birthright citizenship litigation, but that has a place in the discussion.
REDSTATE (Susie Moore) - After WHCD Shooting Scare, World Leaders Rally Behind US
YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Trump says WHCD shooting highlights need for ballroom | Morning in America
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AXIOS (Avery Lotz) - Trump officials believed to be WHCD gunman's target, acting AG says
The 31-year-old gunman who derailed the White House Correspondents' Association dinner is believed to have been targeting members of the Trump administration, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche told multiple news outlets Sunday. The big picture: The shots fired outside the hotel ballroom triggered a chaotic scene inside, with President Trump hastily evacuated . While he was not in immediate danger, the sobering moment adds to a list of close calls no modern president has faced. Driving the news: Officials believe the suspect took trains from California to Chicago and then to Washington, where he checked into the hotel where much of the nation's power structure would soon gather. - Blanche said on ABC's "This Week" it appears the…