Editorial: As many come to grips with an administration reasonably questioned for it’s duplicity in campaign and unconstitutional election; it is fitting to ask, what do you believe?

Some believe America is the first successful experiment of people governing themselves. Others believe a distorted “re-imagined” history damning the nation. Some ask why any would care now after generations ignored cultural attacks from Hollywood and anti-American academia. Others assert this is progress toward the realization of socialist utopia never accomplished whenever before attempted.

In an exclusive column in the New York Post, Sen. Josh Hawley says now is the time to stand up to censorship. Hawley begins:

Have you checked your social credit score lately? You might want to. Mine seems to have taken a nosedive this month. You might want to see how yours is doing.

Editorial: It is impossible for an honest, rational, modestly attentive human to believe Joe Biden was legitimately elected President of the United States of America. Antifa even held riots the night of the inaugural with obscene chanting opposition to make that point. Video Update: On the other side, Sen. Rand Paul notes Constitutional concerns.

Setting aside hundreds of specific sworn affidavits of election fraud; in Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan, and Wisconsin the changes made by “non-legislative actors” in election rules governing absentee ballots violated the U.S. Constitution and “cumulatively preclude knowing who legitimately won the 2020 election and threaten to cloud all future elections.”

Never-the-less, President Biden holds office as Elitist Officials (both parties), propagandists in Legacy Media and Hollywood, Big Tech/Social Media, and Corporate Giants give him cover – still attacking former-President Donald J. Trump. The effort hides a fundamental truth that the National Democratic Party is a fractured collection of disputing interests likely to war with itself.

OP/Ed: As President Trump prepares to leave the White House to close this term, it’s appropriate to take a look back at the most consequential presidency in history. Before that fateful day at Trump Tower on June 16, 2015, Donald Trump was a billionaire real estate mogul, the star of a highly rated reality show and largely beloved by the public and the media. Who knows if he suspected it or not, but that was all about to change.