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avatar Zoe ZZZ

History we need to remember. In 1933, a group of US businessmen tried to overthrow the government and install a fascist dictator. And it almost worked. Right in the middle of the Great Depression even. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt came in with the New Deal: banking reform, labor protections, and taxes on the wealthy. And guess what happened?

avatar Anthony Miller

DEMOCRATS CREATED POLL TAXES, LITERACY TESTS, AND JIM CROW. When Senator Hirono says, "We had poll taxes," I wanna ask you who we is, and in particular, what party was it that implemented poll taxes in the South? I mean, I don't wanna necessarily speak in every single case, but I'm pretty confident it was mostly the Democrats. Uh, and what party wa

avatar Gaie Houston

Most Americans have never heard this piece of history. In 1788, when the United States was barely a country, it was having its sailors taken as slaves by the Barbary States. Its ships stopped, its crew carried off into slavery. We estimate one and a half million European and American slaves taken. Jefferson and Adams went to their ambassador in Lon

avatar John Paul
I TOLD YOU NO COMMUNISTS & NO ISLAMISTS

I TOLD YOU NO COMMUNISTS & NO ISLAMISTS

avatar Agni Gauss
History leaves a very clear, undeniable trail. Abraham Lincoln stood up to the radical Democrats of his era, fought a bloody war to preserve the Union, and was ultimately assassinated for refusing to let the nation tear itself apart. Ronald Reagan fought relentlessly against global communism, stared down left-wing expansionism, and survived an assa

History leaves a very clear, undeniable trail. Abraham Lincoln stood up to the radical Democrats of his era, fought a bloody war to preserve the Union, and was ultimately assassinated for refusing to let the nation tear itself apart. Ronald Reagan fought relentlessly against global communism, stared down left-wing expansionism, and survived an assa

avatar Patricia Lee
DID YOU KNOW THAT ... Samuel Upham, a Philadelphia merchant who printed over $15 million Confederate dollars from 1862-63. The fake notes widely circulated in the South. When investigated by the US Government, his case was dismissed as it's not illegal to counterfeit currency of a country not recognized by the US.

DID YOU KNOW THAT ... Samuel Upham, a Philadelphia merchant who printed over $15 million Confederate dollars from 1862-63. The fake notes widely circulated in the South. When investigated by the US Government, his case was dismissed as it's not illegal to counterfeit currency of a country not recognized by the US.

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