Taking a Knee, by Joe Heaton
Today is a glorious day. It is a joyful day for us. And yet, I have been staring at my computer screen for hour after hour, thinking about what I want to write, or if I want to write.
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Today is a glorious day. It is a joyful day for us. And yet, I have been staring at my computer screen for hour after hour, thinking about what I want to write, or if I want to write.
Coup d’état allegations have erupted in Poland after the head of the country’s top constitutional court was suspended, plunging the country into a political crisis.
Let me say something at the very beginning that you need to understand before we go any further.
Your congressman does not represent Democrats. Your senator does not represent Republicans. They do not represent the donors who funded their campaign, the party bosses who gave them their committee assignments, or the cable news anchors who invite them on television. They represent EVERY SINGLE PERSON in their district or their state. Period. That is the entire job. That is the oath. That is the contract they signed with you the moment they put their hand on a Bible and swore to uphold the Constitution of the United States.
The Women’s March election deniers, well-funded by billionaires Soros & Singham and the CCP, are still screeching at their neighbors, passersby, etc. who voted for Trump in order to terrorize them into silence. Trump is NOT listening and they know it. He has a country and society to save.
Maybe it’s time we changed the military draft. Ages 50 to 62. Seriously. After a career in uniform, I’ve learned there’s a difference between defending your country and fighting somebody else’s geopolitical chess tournament. At West Point, we memorized the fourth verse of The Star-Spangled Banner, written during the War of 1812: “Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just.” Those last six words matter. Sometimes overwhelming violence is necessary, but war should never be a spectator sport for politicians willing to sacrifice somebody else’s children. Let the old men fight the next war. Something tells me there would be considerably fewer of them.
Florida congressional candidate Casey Askar joins ‘Fox Report’ to discuss his campaign in the toss-up race for Florida’s 22nd District.
The public cloud, for those not in the IT industry, is a group of computer service providers that provide IT services (at cost) to almost every company in the US today, along with the Federal Government, as well as many foreign countries.
The airport. We are about to board a plane for Greece, where I will be running in the world’s oldest marathon. In fact, that’s the very town the race starts in: Marathon, Greece.
In 1811, Joseph de Maistre, a French philosopher who detested the French Revolution, famously said: “People get the government they deserve.”
In light of recent events in France and elsewhere, however, something else comes to mind: Do people get the riots they deserve, too? Maybe—sometimes.
Mark Bednar, former communications director for Kevin McCarthy, joined ‘Fox & Friends First’ to discuss Haley Stevens’ decision to endorse GOP candidate Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race and the latest on the Senate race in Kansas.
For 2,500 years, civilizations have battled election fraud with secret ballots, elaborate voting machines, sealed ballot boxes, and even purple ink. I witnessed that last method firsthand in Iraq, where citizens risked their lives to vote and proudly displayed their stained fingers. Today, America has technology the ancient Romans couldn’t imagine, yet we still argue about whether elections can be trusted. The problem isn’t just cheating—it’s what happens when citizens lose faith in the legitimacy of their government. Maybe America doesn’t need purple fingers. But if we can’t demonstrate election integrity, how long can we expect our republic to survive on trust alone?
For decades, a sanitized, contemporary orthodoxy has sought to rewrite human history into a simplistic morality play starring one allegedly unique oppressor and a cast of permanent victims.
Seattle radio host Jason Rantz joins Stuart Varney to discuss a report on gender dysphoria diagnoses rising among Washington teens and news of non-citizens registered to vote in the state.
The No Kings crowd says America has a king problem. I checked. They’re right, and it’s worse than they think.
Here’s this weeks news offerings from the media, filtered through Don Surber’s unique perspective on politics, world events and American culture. Enjoy. ITEM 1: The Daily Mail reported, “‘Singer’ in AI-generated Chinese pop band quits the group because she’s ‘pregnant.’” If men can get pregnant, so can AI-generated singers. No H8 here. Ban AI-phobia. ITEM …
Remember, 95% of adult Muslims vote in every election because their goal is to take over the United States of America! There is NO OTHER demographic who votes in such high numbers. Only sixty percent of Christians vote, for example.
Fox News correspondent Nate Foy speaks to voters in Wichita, Kansas, about the state’s tight U.S. Senate race on ‘Fox Report.’
When suffering piles up in our homes and in the world, it’s okay to ask God “why,” and Scripture reminds us that He is still in control and that the story ends well.
O’Hare International Airport is busy. And by “busy,” I mean “an organized soccer riot.” There are people everywhere. Elbowing. Shoving. Shouldering their way through the crowds. Charging their way up escalators. Jogging past terminals. People of all shapes. All kinds. All haircuts.
The Great Deception: What If Humanity’s Greatest False Christ Arrives From the Stars? Biblical Prophecy, UFOs, Spiritual Warfare, and the Dangerous Power of Deception What if the greatest deception mankind will ever experience doesn’t arrive wearing horns, carrying a pitchfork, or announcing allegiance to Satan? What if it arrives in a spacecraft? And what …