Jack Hellner is a journalist and writer who focuses on political commentary and analysis. His work has been featured in publications such as American Thinker, RealClearMarkets, and LifeSiteNews. Jack often writes about current events, political issues, and challenges popular narratives, offering a conservative perspective on various topics.
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I live in Springfield, Illinois, and last week I woke up to the following article from a local outlet:New report finds air quality in Springfield, surrounding areas is getting worseTaking in a deep breath of fresh spring air may have long-t...
By: Jack Hellner
The idea that humans and our use of natural resources controls global temperatures is an absolute farce, and the list below includes just a few examples as evidence.
On the surface, Trump supporters are “well-educated and successful” professionals, but underneath that veneer we’re monsters… who want to make America great again.At least, that’s what Michelle Kosinksi thinks, beca...
By: Jack Hellner
Some states have made laws to have universities get rid of their DEI offices.
By: Jack Hellner
I live in Springfield, Illinois, and last week I woke up to the following article from a local outlet: New report finds air quality in Springfield, surrounding areas is getting worse Taking in a deep breath of fresh spring air may have long-term drawbacks according to the American Lung Association, [snip] The American Lung Association’s annual ‘State of the Air’ report grades exposure to unhealthy levels of particle pollution over a three-year period in different forms. Particulate matter air pollution, also known as PM2.5, comes from wildfires, wood-burning stoves, coal-fired power plants, diesel engines and other sources.
Paul Ryan must be very confused about what makes a person’s “character” good or bad; according to a new report, the former congressman will not be voting for Donald Trump, because “character is too important” and therefo...
By: Jack Hellner
This week, Joe Biden reaffirmed his ironclad support for Israel, then he stabbed them in the back by withholding weapons that Congress approved unless they went soft on Hamas—for an in-depth analysis on that, see Andrea Widburg's essay on the topic
By: Jack Hellner
President Biden wants to let the tax rate cuts that President Trump and Republicans passed without Democrat support, in 2017. Biden and others continue to intentionally lie that the tax cuts "cost" the government $2 trillion and increased the debt and deficit.
Michael Cohen is a congenital (and convicted) liar, but when he took the stand as a witness for Alvin Bragg's “hush money” trial, Cohen said the reason he took a home equity line out to pay Stormy Daniels instead of pulling money out of his checking account is so that his wife wouldn't see the withdrawal.
By: Jack Hellner
President Trump's policy for four years was to support oil companies and low energy prices. That is still his policy. And it will be Trump's policy whether or not oil company executives donate to him.
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