Over the past two years of two weeks to flatten the curve, our government overlords have shredded the Constitution and implemented a plethora of COVID lockdowns and mandates that some are saying could serve as a model to address so-called climate change.

The cure for COVID in Black America requires spending trillions of dollars in slavery reparations according to a recent Harvard report.

Government oppression and tyranny have become commonplace due to COVID because too many people have surrendered liberty for safety.

A Trumpist member of the Arizona House of Representatives has introduced a bill to essentially eliminate the Electoral College by rejecting the vote of the people and sending a slate of handpicked delegates to cast their electoral votes in Washington -- a goal of both Republicans and Democrats.

In Washington's never-ending quest to create a 1984-inspired surveillance state capable of tracking and controlling every aspect of our lives, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced it will require taxpayers to use facial recognition technology in order to access some online functions.

Part of the "new normal" in "post-COVID" America has been the loss of liberty as tyrants issue mask and vaccine mandates, but instead of providing benefits like health and safety, their arbitrary and unconstitutional edicts have given us healthcare rationing and death panels.

Recent decisions by Biden's DOJ to treat parents concerned about the education of their children as domestic terrorists is what living under tyranny looks like.

Several departments within the government have been using vaccine mandates to collect the personal information of Christians who object to the taking the shot for religious reasons and build a database to keep tabs on them in the name of "safety."

Among the records Donald Trump’s lawyers attempted to withhold from Jan. 6 investigators is a draft of an executive order to stage a military coup to allow him to remain in power.

In the continuing saga known as the war on "Big Tech," we are often reminded about how there is no difference between Republicans and Democrats in their war on free speech.