Hillary Clinton: Senate Republicans Are Capitol Riot ‘Co-Conspirators’

Hillary Clinton

In a tweet on Wednesday, multi-failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said that Senate Republicans who do not vote to convict former President Trump are his “co-conspirators.” Clinton, who called President Trump an “illegitimate president” and claimed that Trump “knows” he stole the 2016 election, suggested in a Washington Post Op-Ed that “stop the steal” rhetoric from Trump incited the Capitol riot on January 6th. On Thursday, Clinton tweeted again, saying the “insurrection isn’t over” because “In Republican-controlled state legislatures across the country, the assault on American democracy that began on January 6 rages on,” quoting a Newsweek article that she

MSNBC’s Scarborough: Biden ‘Is Scared Of Teachers Unions’

Joe Biden

On Thursday, co-host of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” Joe Scarborough claimed that the Biden administration is “more interested in following the dictates of teachers unions than what health officials say.” “Health officials have said that, for the most part, the opening of schools should be encouraged,” Scarborough said. “They’ve said that over the past month or so, Dr. Fauci himself, has suggested as much. The Biden administration, catching flack for dragging their feet. And a lot of people are now suggesting that they are more interested in following the dictates of leaders of teachers unions than what health officials say. And

The March For Our Lives “Pillow Grift”

David Hogg

A co-founder of March For Our Lives stated that the movement had become a “pillow grift” as activist David Hogg’s new pillow company trended on Twitter late Tuesday. Apparently unaware that many different pillow companies already exist, Hogg claims he created his company to challenge Mike Lindell’s MyPillow.
“To those of you who marched, donated, lobbied, and called for change… I’m so sorry this is what it turned into. This is embarrassing,” Kasky tweeted. “But, welcome to America, everything ends up a grift.”

Super Bowl Viewership Drops To Lowest In Decades

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College Football

The NFL is continuing to have decreased viewership as they have embraced players kneeling for the national anthem or teams refusing to leave the locker room until after the anthem was played. The 2021 Super Bowl had 3.5 million fewer viewers than the Super Bowl from the previous year and 18 million fewer viewers than its peak in 2015. Average viewership of regular-season NFL games decreased drastically this year after NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said ahead of the season that he would “support” players that kneeled for the national anthem, and that the NFL was “wrong” for not initially supporting

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