In a democracy it’s vital that the electorate be as informed as possible so they can make good decisions when they vote. To be well informed the electorate must be exposed to both sides of the issues.

I was raised a Democrat, but I’ve been a Moderate for decades. I got my news from the three major TV networks, Time, Newsweek, and the local paper.

In 2016 I learned that all my news sources, and in fact all of Mainstream Media (MSM), is strongly biased to the left and against President Trump. Its “news” is often merely talking points of the Democratic Party. It does not fairly present both sides of the issues.

I also learned that most major newspapers, Academia, celebrity influencers, Google, Twitter, and Facebook also have a strong left, anti-Trump bias, and are influencing most Americans in that direction.

I researched the other side of the issues and learned the true extent of the lies I’d heard about Donald Trump, climate change and other important issues.

I documented my findings in a 77-page document which I turned into this website.

The website’s main purpose is to present “the other side of the story”—facts most Americans have not heard about President Trump and major issues. These facts counter and in many cases disprove biased Media and Academia opinions and claims.

There is a second purpose. Many Americans are fed up with the divisive, biased arguing and name-calling that has characterized recent politics. So there is a page titled Bringing Left and Right Together. It analyzes why the country is so divided, provides motivation for moving toward independent thinking and reconciliation, and provides tools and techniques for independent and rational thinking. Then it suggests tools and tips for discussing issues with the other side, including being courteous and respectful and avoiding demeaning or divisive statements.

Brad McMurrey @Brad77Mc August 2020

Wisdom is found only in truth.—Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

To see the truth about the president's handling of the pandemic, visit www.trumpvsvirus.com