By Inger Eberhart, November 13, 2020 Editor’s Note: This blog post is Part 2 in a five-part series. The previous blog, in this series, provided a link to the panel discussion of the Big Tech censorship session that was held during the 2019 Writers’ Workshop. Part one also included definitions for “Big Tech” and “censorship.”…
DetailsBy Inger Eberhart, November 12, 2020 Around September/October of each year, I attend the annual Writers’ Workshop hosted by USInc. and held in Washington, D.C. at a venue overlooking the beautiful Potomac River. Due to the pandemic, the conference was canceled for 2020. However, I do look forward to the return of the Writers’ Workshop…
DetailsBy US INC Staff, November 11, 2020 Today is Veterans Day. We, at US Incorporated, thank, remember, and honor all those patriots who served the country in war or peace. Like Mr. Frank Devita. He is a WWII veteran who was one of the first soldiers to storm Omaha Beach in Normandy, northern France on…
DetailsBy US INC staff, November 10, 2020 George “El Conservador” Rodriguez interviews D.A. King, president of the Dustin Inman Society, to discuss why in the state of Georgia some key counties have flipped, electorally-speaking, from ruby red to deep blue.
DetailsBy Allan Wall, November 9, 2020 Election Day was November 3rd, and four days later on the 7th, the unelected media declared Democrat Joe Biden the winner. Should skeptical Americans just accept this outcome, and shut up? President Donald Trump hasn’t given up, and he continues to contest the results. According to the mainstream media,…
DetailsBy John Vinson, November 5, 2020 As an advocate of reasonable restrictions on immigration, I’m in awe of the power of our opponents to short circuit thinking about immigration with their stable of clichés. The king of them all is “We’re a nation of immigrants.” When someone speaks this incantation, logic leaves, and thinking deteriorates…
DetailsBy Amapola Hansberger, November 4, 2020 The WALL CONSTRUCTION report reminds me of the story of a Nicaraguan woman on her experience crossing the border illegally. After the Sandinista/Contra revolution her mother was granted asylum. That meant she could bring her children to the United States legally pending her adjudication. Regretfully, she paid a “coyote”…
DetailsBy Dale L. Wilcox, November 3, 2020 America’s suburbs have become a political football this year on the question of whether the federal government should mandate low-income housing in suburban neighborhoods. While that debate will continue to rage, far less attention is being paid to a problem that has been destroying the suburbs for several…
DetailsBy US Incorporated Staff, November 2, 2020 Terrific interview, hosted by Alex Newman, senior editor of The New American magazine and an award-winning multilingual journalist, with our intrepid editor-in-chief Dan Lyman, about the website and mass-migration in Europe.
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