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Christopher Arps - Politics

1 hour ago

“Steffan discusses Amendment 76 with the President of "Americans for Citizen Voting" Christopher Arps.” #SteffanTubbsShow #Colorado #Amendment76 #NonCitizenVoting #AmericansForCitizenVoting #Decision2020 ... See MoreSee Less

Christopher Arps - Politics

11 hours ago

Good discussion last night on the state of the presidential race. #foxsoul #tammimaclateshow #Decision2020 ... See MoreSee Less

Christopher Arps - Politics

1 week ago

Censorship is alive and well in America! First, the N.Y. Post has a blockbuster story out today that definitively proves Joe Biden helped his son Hunter avoid prosecution by a Ukrainian prosecutor. But guess what? The Facebook and Twitter censors won’t allow the stories on their platforms. Unbelievable! And now we learn Amazon won’t allow on their platform a movie discussing the Michael Brown case. I have been saying for months that the Democrats are hiding Biden and Harris from the public because they don’t want BLM and Antifa showing up at their rallies protesting the Democrat presidential ticket. They also don’t want Americans to see the radical base of the Democrat Party that will scare away suburban and independent voters. That’s the reason Amazon doesn’t want this movie shown so close to the election because it will literally show who the Democrats base is which are anarchists, Marxists and general losers in life who want to burn America to the ground. #WhatKilledMichaelBrown #Censorship #Amazon #Decision2020

“Filmmaker Eli Steele said Amazon has blocked a new film about the death of Michael Brown from appearing on its platform and he feels it's simply because his story "is not the politically correct narrative." Brown’s 2014 death sparked massive demonstrations in Ferguson, Mo., and around the country, helping solidify the Black Lives Matter movement in the process. Amazon told Steele, who directed “What Killed Michael Brown?”, via email that the film did not meet the tech giant’s “content quality expectations” and would not be eligible to appear on the service.”

“We will not be accepting resubmission of this title and this decision may not be appealed,” Amazon’s email added. Amazon did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The decision came shortly after Wall Street Journal columnist Jason Riley essentially predicted the outcome with a piece headlined, “Will Amazon Suppress the True Michael Brown Story?” ... See MoreSee Less