Category Archives: Editorial

Texas is trying to secure the borders that the regime has opened wide. As for the question posed by the title of the article: David DeGerolamo

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An incredible piece of “liberal logic”. An extension of this logic would be: People who vote, support voter fraud because they do not vote for politicians who will stop it. Of course politicians who would stop voter fraud would never … Continue reading →

Cash-strapped Pakistan hopes it can pay for future Russian crude oil deliveries in Chinese yuan, Pakistani Minister of Power, Khurram Dastgir Khan, told Bloomberg in an interview published on Wednesday. Pakistan has so far ordered just one crude oil cargo from Russia, expected to … Continue reading →

This was my first written article here on NCRenegade back on June 12th, 2018. This is my most recent article April 6th, 2023. Take a couple minutes and read them both. I don’t know what to do. I’ve been in … Continue reading →

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     We cannot know in advance what total will flip the switch, but present trends continuing, we’ll know soon enough. … It’s pure cowardice: the reluctance to take a step, a completely justifiable and necessary step, in defense of our … Continue reading →

Illegal aliens cross open southern border under Joe Biden’s open border plan. Bill Melugin video screengrab In late April, Republican Congressman Andy Biggs, told Steve Bannon and The War Room he just got off a conference call with certain executives … Continue reading →

As hinted at in a Sunday Axios report, former Fox News host Tucker Carlson announced on Tuesday that he’s moving his show to Twitter. “There aren’t many platforms left that allow free speech. The last big one remaining in the world is Twitter,” Carlson said … Continue reading →

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At peak woke, our reign of terror is beginning to lose momentum because its continuation would destroy all the work of 247 years of American progress and sacrifice. The decade-long French Revolution that broke out in 1789 soon devolved into … Continue reading →