Jennifer Harper
Articles by Jennifer Harper
Media ignores revelations about ineffectiveness of lockdowns
A detailed Johns Hopkins University analysis recently revealed that lockdowns have saved few lives in the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, calling the policy "ill-founded" and advising that lockdowns be rejected. The media, however, has been ignoring this development. Published February 6, 2022
Too much ‘nationalism’ at the Olympics, the world says
A very large poll conducted in 28 countries reveals that the global audience may be weary of one classic aspect of the Olympics. "A global country average of 57% agree that there is 'too much nationalism on display' at the Olympics. Agreement is highest in Saudi Arabia and Turkey (both 77%) and lowest in Sweden (35%)," reports a new Ipsos Global Attitudes poll released Wednesday. Published February 3, 2022
Trump’s advice to CPAC: ‘Let’s have fun’
The Conservative Political Action Conference -- that's CPAC for short -- is just three weeks away, set to take place in Orlando, Florida, Feb 24-27. The annual event is a showcase for conservative luminaries. Published February 2, 2022
Florida: A bellwether for the midterm elections
Public opinion is getting very interesting these days down in the Sunshine State. "Florida voters would choose Gov. Ron DeSantis for president in 2024, if he were the Republican nominee, over President Biden by 52%-44%," advises a new Suffolk University/USA Today poll of Florida voters who are likely to vote in the midterm elections come November. Published February 1, 2022
Fox News tops cable news rivals for 20th consecutive year
Fox News has once again easily eclipsed MSNBC and CNN in the ratings, drawing an average 2.2 million primetime viewers throughout the month of January according to Nielsen Media Research -- compared to 1.1 million who tuned into MSNBC and 633,000 who went with CNN. Published February 1, 2022
CBP shows American heroism on the southern border
U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents continue their vigilant and often heroic activities on the southern U.S. border. This is just one account recently released by the federal agency, citing agents on patrol near Del Rio, Texas on Jan. 27. Published January 31, 2022
Bill Maher blasts the Democrats
A longtime comedian and host was in the center of a sudden cultural moment when he took apart the left-leaning mindset in no uncertain terms. Published January 30, 2022
Saturday: Trump hosts two Texas rallies
Former President Donald Trump has not one but two jumbo events scheduled for Saturday in Texas. Published January 27, 2022
Kamala Harris is off to Honduras
News organizations went into immediate speculation mode upon hearing that Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer was retiring. Eager journalists connected all the dots and concluded that Vice President Kamala Harris was the likely pick to replace the outgoing justice, citing the fact that President Biden previously vowed that he would nominate a Black woman for the high court. Published January 26, 2022
Neither U.S. nor Russia would come out winner in Ukraine conflict: poll
"If the [Ukraine] conflict were to escalate to a war between the United States and Russia, few Americans believe that either side would emerge victorious," according to an analysis of new polling data. Published January 25, 2022
Broadcast networks cover for Biden during his SOB moment, study says
The major broadcast networks covered for President Biden following an unusual moment in the White House. During a press conference on Monday, Fox News reporter Peter Doocy posed a last-minute question on inflation to President Biden -- who responded by calling Mr. Doocy a "stupid son of a b---h." Published January 25, 2022
Peter Schweizer’s ‘scariest investigation’
This brand new book arrives Tuesday, but the chatter is already abundant about Peter Schweizer, author of "Red-Handed: How American Elites Get Rich Helping China Win." Published January 24, 2022
Trump’s ironclad appeal still a factor
A new McLaughlin & Associates survey of 1,000 likely U.S. voters has promising news for Mr. Trump. Published January 23, 2022
America now in ‘constant crisis’
The United States has become "a country in constant crisis," said House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy in a statement that included a summary of the past 12 months with Mr. Biden in the White House. Published January 20, 2022
Why Democrats are leaving office
Almost 30 Congressional Democrats -- well, 28 to be exact -- have decided not to run for reelection and are leaving office. In contrast, just 14 Republican lawmakers are planning their exit. It is both a cultural and a political moment. Published January 19, 2022
The media turns on President Biden on eve of first anniversary
This is not a happy scenario as President Biden prepares to mark his first anniversary in office -- which is Thursday. News headlines from the last 24 hours offer evidence that the normally benign news media is acknowledging Mr. Biden's political woes. Published January 18, 2022
Democrats are ‘cheapening’ the vote
Published January 17, 2022
Energized Trump now on the march
Former President Donald Trump is already on the move -- marching toward his next big projects -- namely, the Friday launch of his own social media site and the next jumbo rally in Texas in less than two weeks. Published January 16, 2022
Glenn Beck’s ‘The Great Reset’ now No. 1 on Amazon, Barnes & Noble
Talk radio host and longtime media presence Glenn Beck published his 21st book earlier this week and it's already topping the bestseller lists for Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Published January 15, 2022
Trump rally brings joy, high-profile guests to Arizona Republicans
Former President Donald Trump will stage one of his signature jumbo rallies on Saturday in Arizona -- and Republicans in the state couldn't be happier. "There will be the first Save America rally of 2022 with President Donald J. Trump in Florence, Arizona," said a beaming Arizona Republican Party chairwoman Kelli Ward in an upbeat video message. Published January 13, 2022
