Sarah Cowgill

4 days ago | libertynation.com | Sarah Cowgill

The Golden State: A place where all are welcome, federal lawbreakers find sanctuary, drag queens are recognized as pillars of society, and drug paraphernalia is handed out to homeless people on the streets. A state where no one is left behind. The glittering Hollywood-ites save the climate in a private jet. Reparations are on the table for anyone who wears black or brown skin, whether they hail from enslaved people or not.

5 days ago | libertynation.com | Sarah Cowgill

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... Flyover folks reacted to the newly anointed Pope Leo XIV – and that was a mixed bag, though some hoped that, since he hails from Chicago, His Holiness might bring some divine favor to the Cubs come World Series time.

2 weeks ago | libertynation.com | Sarah Cowgill

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... As April showers made way for the planting season across the heartland, several political conversations were struck up at the local cafés, greasy spoons, and drinking establishments. It was an odd mixture of what topics gathered the most opinions. Favorites included another suspicious twist in the Epstein Files, the president of Brazil going nuts on US visa policy, and another progressive trying hard to reach machismo status.

2 weeks ago | libertynation.com | Sarah Cowgill

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... In 2023, the great royal blue state of New York ordered all schools with Native American-named teams to rebrand. The Massapequa Chiefs refused, and now President Donald Trump has gotten involved to try and simmer down the white shame in the Empire State. There is nothing the progressive left likes more than to claim moral superiority and try to guilt middle-aged, white, and liberal ideologists into standing up for the oppressed.

3 weeks ago | libertynation.com | Sarah Cowgill

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... The poster child for what not to do when running for president is seeking attention from the Democratic Party’s biggest donors. Tapped to headline an elitist event with exorbitant ticket prices on May 6, former Vice President Kamala Harris will be testing her appeal for a possible 2028 presidential run. By all accounts, it is a show-and-tell interview with Democratic National Committee chair Ken Martin.