Ingersoll: Could There Be a Second Civil War? There Are Some Major Conditions
Hello, readers. I don’t mean to be a downer, but I have to be honest. Euphemisms aren’t really my thing. If it’s grim, let’s just say it. So, what’s on my mind? Did you hear that… where we are headed A man was taken into custody on Sunday after being found with 200 “viable” explosives. […]
Ingersoll: No One Is Prepared to State What America Truly Desires, So I Will
Greetings, dear reader, This marks the final installment of my series this week. The first piece discussed how the media obscured Iryna Zarutska’s death for political reasons, while the second examined “toxic empathy” and its link to policies affecting her fate. Today, I want to touch on Strongman. Just a quick note before we dive […]
Ingersoll: Authoritarianism? Absolutely: Arrest Everyone
Greetings! Things are heating up today, and it’s time to talk about some serious issues regarding authoritarianism. Arrest Everyone Comedian Graham Linehan was detained at Heathrow Airport on Monday. What was his alleged crime? Well, he made some statements that didn’t sit well with everyone. Take a look: When a trans identified man is in […]
Ingersoll: So This Is the Trump ‘Retribution’ That Caused All the Panic
Morning newsletter summaries can often feel stale. Yet, here’s where we find ourselves again, trying to sift through the clutter of representation, misdirection, and, well, various twists and turns in the news. Yesterday, it was like a scene from a movie when surprising details emerged—details that felt oddly familiar but still shocking, like unearthing bones […]
Ingersoll: Naive Liberals Fall for the Trap Again
Trump has recently engaged with a hot-button issue, while Democrats have taken a contrary stance, which is quite fascinating. Let’s dive into that. In an incident earlier today, ABC News anchor mentioned being “jumped” just a couple of blocks from the office, and that a colleague had their car stolen that morning. David Muir, ABC’s […]
Ingersoll: We Need to Halt Women’s Education for the Good of Our Nation
Greetings, dear reader, I’m not a walking encyclopedia on Economics, but something feels off. It’s like there’s this impending sense that something big and likely negative is on the horizon. Let’s look ahead to the weekend… Stop educating women Roughly 40% of women with student loans are studying in areas with low chances of paying […]
Ingersoll: It’s Time to Take Action and Lock Up DC’s Most Dangerous Offenders
Greetings, dear reader, I’ve got something interesting to share today. Make sure to share this with your college nephew. They misunderstood him When news outlets caught wind of Elon Musk’s involvement with a group of tech-savvy youths, they immediately tried to portray them as the villains, painting a dark picture of their intentions. This was […]
Ingersoll: It’s Now Open Season on Caucasians
Below is Today’s status. Greetings, dear reader, Welcome to today’s update. Here, I aim to cut through the noise of national politics and present the facts clearly, without any fluff. It’s been a striking day, and I found myself reflecting on my mission. So, without further ado, let’s dive in… Speak out the quiet part […]
Ingersoll: ‘His Lies Were Unconvincing’: Biden’s Interview Exposes Flaws in His Pardon Story
Greetings, dear reader, Here we go again. What’s happening in the news? Can a president really make critical decisions based on public opinion? Well, apart from the rapidly changing scenarios regarding national security, it’s promising to see leaders making such calls daily. Fortunately, that’s not really an issue with Trump. But with Biden—does anyone genuinely […]