Sarah Cowgill is a journalist who focuses on national politics in the United States. She writes for publications such as Eurasia Review and Liberty Nation, covering topics ranging from political campaigns and elections to policy issues and current events. Sarah's articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on the political landscape, offering a unique perspective on the events shaping the nation.
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Real science suggests illegal entrants are a far greater contributor.
Ah, the well-orchestrated ditch days by students in the US public school system were often legendary. Tales to not tell your children but recall the glory days with pals at the reunion. Contrary to a high school student's deep-felt belief, parents always knew. But now moms and dads are complicit in allowing children to stay home on a whim, and absenteeism has become a post-pandemic epidemic.
President Joe Biden has a dream. Win the state of Florida on the only issue his administration can tout: abortion rights. But he's not heading into murky, purplish territory. The Sunshine State is lopsided in favor of the GOP by nearly one million registered voters, and the state's legislative body plans to implement a six-week abortion ban on May 1. Perhaps his recent Tampa campaign stop will redirect Floridians' attention away from the economy, immigration, and inflation. Well, he can hope.
By: Sarah Cowgill
Editor’s Note: From the Back Forty is Liberty Nation’s longest running and most popular weekly column. Joe Biden took a big “pause” this week, demonstrating that he could follow scripted remarks and not toss in any cannibal chat or defeat Corn Pop on the gang leader’s turf. He did, however, tick off and embarrass the Gray Lady […]
It's an old idea that never grabbed traction, but in lieu of mounting student debt, falling enrollments, and increased dropout rates, the three-year college degree is gaining a lot of attention. Secular institutions have finally realized that packing a course of study with electives doesn't keep students interested in individual fields of choice, and some are going toward a streamlined 90 credits to graduate instead of the traditional 120.
In an effort to woo the national teachers union, President Biden hosted a state dinner for the Teacher of the Year, Missy Testerman. The exclusive event was a taxpayer's burden normally reserved for heads of state and royalty to shore up alliances and demonstrate that America is a global party circuit contender. Many such dinners cost upwards of $500,000, according to the State Department Office of Protocol.
By: Sarah Cowgill
Editor’s Note: From the Back Forty is Liberty Nation’s longest running and most popular weekly column. President Joe Biden lit another dumpster fire by calling two allies “xenophobic,” and another Hollyweird actor alienated the entire Midwest by claiming he knew how heartlanders think politically. The use of force in voter identification had Americans saying, “how ironic.” And, […]
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is tasked with keeping travel safe for Americans and foreign visitors. TSA agents will make you take off your shoes, whip out a very friendly wand to search one's most personal space, and then haul off the unsuspecting grandmother for further interrogation when rifling through luggage reveals a pair of knitting needles. So, a critical-thinking person might ask why illegal aliens coming through airports aren't required to meet the same ID requirements as citizens. In fact, the TSA has been allowing illegal aliens to fly the friendly skies using arrest warrants to verify identity.
has ever seen, and former President Donald Trump is waiting in the wings to take the stage tonight at 5 p.m. for a pre-primary
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