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Liberals are Advocating for Anarchy

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There is no real reason why you would know the name, Ben Schrader, but maybe you should. Ben Schrader was the chief of the criminal division at the US attorney’s office for the Middle District of Tennessee. “Was” is the key word here. Ben Schrader resigned on May, 21st, 2025.

Ben Schrader didn’t just walk away from such a high-level position because some bad guy skated on charges or got off on some technicality. Nope. Ben Schrader resigned…quit…because some bad guy was being held to account for his evil deeds.

Are you getting this? A FEDERAL PROSECUTOR, in fact the CHIEF OF THE CRIMINAL DIVISION OF THE U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICE for the Middle District of Tennessee…the guy in charge of seeing to it that bad, evil people get what’s coming to them in court, and then locking them away from good decent people for a long, long time…QUIT his job because a really, really bad guy had just been held accountable by a grand jury.

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Biden – Obama’s Puppet and Useful Idiot

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Be sure to Click LIKE at the bottom of this article, and share it everywhere!! By Craig Andresen – The National Patriot and Right Side Patriots – Commentary

While what I’m about to relate may be a bit difficult to follow, all I ask is that you read this through to the end. If you do, then what’s happening in our country right now will make a good deal more sense in that the picture will become much clearer.

Let’s go all the way back to May 8th, 1986.

On that date, at the Harris Auditorium on the campus of the City College of New York, a forum was held. The forum’s panel consisted of Joyce Weinstein, Legislative Coordinator for the NYC Office of Management and Budget, somebody from Charlie Rangel’s staff, and one other person I’ll name in a moment.

The billing for the forum was, “A Community Forum on Federal Budget Cuts ‘85–‘86.” That’s important given who our nation’s president was at the time. It was President Reagan, and Reagan was proposing a reduction in government spending. Those on the forum’s panel were against those budget cuts and against Reagan’s proposed reductions in government spending.

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