Christine Favocci is a content writer with a focus on national news in the United States. She has written for publications such as The Western Journal and has also been featured in IJR - Independent Journal Review. Christine's articles cover a range of topics including politics, current events, and cultural issues.
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By: Christine Favocci
They want us to believe Trump is the dangerous one while our enemies parade evidence of Biden and Harris' failures in front of us
While others may be corrupted by financial ties to the CCP, Walz is more dangerous because he appears to love the party.
Vice presidential hopeful Tim Walz has a variety of troubling obsessions, but none so disturbing as his deep and abiding affection for communist China. Long before the Democratic Minnesota governor was pushing for tampons in boys’ bathrooms or running the gay-straight alliance for teenagers, he was waxing poetic about the People’s Republic of China as a nation where “everybody shares,” the Washington Free Beacon reported. Walz allegedly told this and other disturbing lies to students at the Nebraska public school where he taught social studies in November 1991.
By: Christine Favocci
Clark was smart to stay out of the political scrum during such a contentious election, Instagram activity notwithstanding.
By: Christine Favocci
Leftists hate crypto because it offers freedom from the machinations of the Federal Reserve and establishment politicians.
By: Christine Favocci
But next month, Trump will show his supporters that he will never give up on them or the fight for this nation, just as he did moments after he was shot.
By: Christine Favocci
In a divided world such as ours, adopting appealing flavors from halfway around the world may begin to bridge the gap.
By: Christine Favocci
Nobody cares what some washed-up singer or billionaire cat lady has to say about anything -- let alone politics.
By: Christine Favocci
The left just doesn't know what to do about former President Donald Trump. His enemies have impugned, impeached, indicted, convicted and even shot at him — but Trump continues to appear unstoppable.
By: Christine Favocci
The story gained traction on the internet as an example of how the big government's regulatory machine can harm on ordinary Americans.
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