Adriel Gonzalez
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 9
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- Sep 18, 2026
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‘Run Hide Fight: Infidels’ Is A Grotesque Insult To Neocons Across The World (opens the original)
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“Run Hide Fight: Infidels” is the latest production from the Daily Wire, but calling it a movie may be giving it more credit than it deserves. The film struggles not only to hold its own, but to clear the exceedingly low bar required to qualify as a movie in the first place. The problem with the film isn’t its blatant politicization; in fact, cinema and art in general are often apt conduits for uncomfortable truths, including political messages. The problem lies in its execution; instead of trus
The Swamp Can’t Win Your Vote, So Washington Wants To Buy It (opens the original)
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American politics used to host lively debates about policy, priorities, and the future of our nation. Americans were not bitterly divided; we didn’t look down in disgust at our neighbors who disagreed with who we thought ought to be in the White House. Nevertheless, at some point in the last few decades, we lost any semblance of the tame system that once characterized our political apparatus. Instead, it has been replaced with partisan politics hyper-focused on social issues that affect the few,
Republicans Promised To Put America First, Instead They’ve Betrayed Everyone For Money From Massive Agriculture Donors (opens the original)
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It is an undeniable reality that immigration played a key role in the 2024 elections. Then-presidential candidate Donald Trump spoke on the issue every chance he had, and countless polls showed that Americans desperately wanted change following the disastrous immigration policies of the Biden era, which authorized the mass migration of illegal immigrants into our nation. Given that, it would be natural to presume that Republicans in Congress would look to deliver on the mandate handed to them by
Lindsey Graham’s Sister Mulls Full Term Run With Trump’s Encouragement (opens the original)
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Republican South Carolina Sen. Darline Graham, who was appointed to the Senate following her late brother Sen. Lindsey Graham’s death, is reportedly eyeing a potential run for a full term in office. Darline approached the White House about a potential run on July 16, three individuals familiar with internal party discussions told Semafor. The primary is set to take place on Aug. 11. Graham passed on July 11. Trump initially suggested Darline as a replacement for Graham in a Truth Social post fol
When Lawmakers Go Missing, Don’t Blame The Public For Wondering What Happened (opens the original)
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The nation’s capital was rattled following the weeks-long disappearance of Republican Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell and his apparent reappearance alongside the sudden death of Republican South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham. In both instances, online rumors and conspiracy theories took hold, with thousands of Americans wondering exactly what happened to their elected officials. But as Americans searched for answers, Washington insiders continued to write them off as conspiracy theorists, a prime e
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