2. Don Buckner/MadeinAmerica.com: Goodbye Global Supply Chain, Hello American Manufacturing
3. David Horowitz: The Left's Poison Pill
4. Daniel Greenfield Hosts Freedom Center Webinar Tonight on Coronavirus - Essential Rights and Non-Essential Governments
5. Dr. Steve Turley: CNN's Chris Cuomo Has Epic Meltdown
Michigan Governor's Unconstitutional Orders
By Patrick Wood, Founder of Citizens for Free Speech
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer's expanded orders limiting the rights of Michiganders to move freely between personal residences and to provide for their own basic needs has gone too far, leading Citizens for Free Speech (CFFS) to demand her immediate resignation. "All public and private gatherings of any size are prohibited," Whitmer declared on April 8, which effectively blocked Michigan residents from visiting immediate family members, with few exceptions, or even traveling from their primary homes to their own cottages in different locations. Curiously, the governor's order does not prohibit residents from traveling to locations outside the state. Governor Whitmer's extremist measures go far beyond trying to ensure public health in the face of a pandemic. She has stripped Michigan residents of their Constitutional rights, and even worse, she has now taken away their basic human rights. [more...]
Goodbye Global Supply Chain, Hello American Manufacturing
By Don Buckner, Founder & CEO of MadeinAmerica.com
Once news of local and state lockdowns went public, many Americans rushed to the grocery store to stock up on food and other necessities. This initial wave of consumers left shelves empty and many people without supplies for coming weeks. Now, weeks into state lockdowns, grocery stores are still struggling to keep their shelves stocked - and it isn’t just because of frantic shoppers. Many stores rely on a foreign supply chain that is beginning to see the effects of new safety regulations and export bans. As stricter regulations are put into effect to contain the virus, risks of disruption to the global supply chain are growing. Seaports have closed to new shipments, there aren’t enough truckers to transport goods, and air freight capacity is at an all-time low as very few planes are flying. [more...]
The Left's Poison Pill
By David Horowitz
During the rebel Sixties, one could easily identify the ranks of the hardcore Left by their constant predictions of a coming fascism and the evident glee with which they welcomed the prospect. Whether this was the product of a serious attempt to read the political winds, or merely a radical wish was irrelevant. They defended it as a strategy of “the worse the better.” In the 1968 presidential election, it was better to elect a fascist like Nixon than a moderate like Hubert Humphrey – that is, if you were serious about revolution. Of all my memories of the Sixties the revelations provoked by these perversely revealing encounters remain the most vivid. This is not difficult to understand. [more...]
Daniel Greenfield Hosts Freedom Center Webinar Tonight on Coronavirus - Essential Rights and Non-Essential Governments
The Freedom Center is proud to announce our exclusive new
webinar series, “Teach-Ins for the Twenty-First Century.” Join us as some of
the leading thinkers and pundits on the scene today discuss key issues related
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CNN's Chris Cuomo Has Epic Meltdown
By Dr. Steve Turley
CNN’s uber-liberal host Chris Cuomo had an epic meltdown the other day. He was on his SiriusXM radio show, and he just launched into this brutally honest rant about how much he hated his job at CNN. Now as you may know, Cuomo’s been wrestling with the coronavirus which he came down with a few weeks back. He did say that his battle with the virus has made him rethink his values and question his position over at CNN. He made it clear that he does not like what he does professionally, that it is not worth his time. [more...]
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