Tim Donner

1 week ago | libertynation.com | Tim Donner

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... Assassination. The word sends cold chills up and down the spines of civilized people. For more than six decades, ever since the gruesome spectacle of President John F. Kennedy being gunned down in broad daylight, it was unthinkable that such a thing would ever in any way become palatable. But we have now reached the point where the polling results conducted on whether assassinating public figures can be justified are turning heads.

2 weeks ago | libertynation.com | Tim Donner

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... It is a quadrennial exercise anxiously anticipated by political insiders and those wanting to know what really happened during the last presidential campaign. Months after Election Day, multiple books are released detailing the inside story of the race for the White House. Author Theodore White started the trend with The Making of the President 1960 and subsequent volumes about the next three presidential elections.

3 weeks ago | libertynation.com | Tim Donner

The headlines in leftist media following Tuesday’s elections in Wisconsin and Florida reflected a long-needed ray of hope for a Democratic Party that has fallen to its lowest ebb in decades. Some even implied that it was the beginning of the end for President Donald Trump and Republicans, that their control of the big three – the presidency, the House, and the Senate – is now greatly imperiled with midterm elections approaching in 18 months.

3 weeks ago | libertynation.com | Tim Donner

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... It’s April Fools’ Day, but the fact that Republicans’ tenuous control of the House of Representatives rests on the results of two special elections in Florida today is no joke. It’s nothing less than deadly serious for President Donald Trump and his ability to continue draining the Swamp and upending the DC status quo at warp speed.

4 weeks ago | libertynation.com | Tim Donner

As the 2024 presidential campaign was unfolding, few people questioned the determination, fortitude, and energy Donald Trump would bring back to the Oval Office if he won a second term. No one on either side had much doubt he would follow through lickety-split on a range of audacious promises and attempt to upend the way Washington operates. And two months into his 48-month term, he has performed just as friend and foe alike had expected. But what if Trump had lost the election?