Charles Spindler: Teamsters Dismiss Membership Mandate
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT), for the first time since 1996, is not endorsing a presidential candidate. This is odd (to say the least) for a number of reasons
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Lessons From 1976 by Dan Sikes
The summer of 1976 witnessed the celebration of our Nation’s Bicentennial. Unlike most teenagers, I had become consumed with the race between President Ford and Governor Reagan concerning the Republican Nomination for President of the United States.
Today In Winder, Georgia, By Sean Dietrich
Dear American School Kid, I don’t know what your name is, but I’m sorry. I am deeply, wholeheartedly, and emphatically sorry.
Brenton Smith: Social Security Needs Serious Debate
At this point, the experts at the Social Security Administration believe that about half of those who are now 80 will outlive the system’s ability to pay scheduled benefits.
So How Does It Feel? by Greg Stenstrom
Once you start living without filters, mufflers, and lies, the world becomes more beautiful, vibrant, and easier.
Tom Uryga: A Local View of the Kroger/Safeway Merger
Kroger Corp. is merging with Safeway/Albertsons, (which includes numerous other brands nationwide). The total merger represents 20% of the US grocery market.
Path Forward For America, Marxism or Constitutionalism?
The Biden presidency is effectively over. The question is, will he take his Marxist Party and Kamala Harris with him? Can he?
Rules are Rules, or Are They?
The great experiment of “Fundamentally Changing America,” as Obama wanted, to a Marxist-Socialist state is coming to an end. Joe just saw to that.
A New Regime Is Taking Over Our Military
Replacing the governing principles of the armed forces will guarantee the replacement of the governing principles of society in the long term.
“The law is not ‘outraged,’ Justice Sotomayor.”
Anytime the ideologues don’t like a United States Supreme Court decision, they attack the Court, casting the ruling as a gross miscarriage of justice.
Airborne, By Sean Dietrich
For Sean Dietrich, a crowded airplane becomes another opportunity to meet new friends and see the best on other people
Good, By Sean Dietrich
Once again, Sean Dietrich…Sean of the South, inspires with his down-to-earth, warm humor.
Nullification-Now It’s Our Turn, by Otto Schmidt
Jury and judge have clearly engaged in state-endorsed nullification, ignoring the law from the charging phase to the verdict. Two can play at that game.
When Will the Air Force Academy’s Alumni Association Confront the DEI Nemesis? By Scott Sturman
Service academies have few safeguards to mitigate the implementation and prioritization of programs, however disruptive and destructive.
Palestine and The Nature of Things-George Mcclellan
Palestinians, I was told, offer nothing to Jordanian society except hostility, conflict, and woe. Egypt, where I have twice been, has nothing but sneering contempt for the Palestinians and wants nothing to do with them.
Paul Driessen: Radical leftists say oil companies are committing climate murder!
They’re gaslighting voters and consumers – when the real mass killers are environmentalists
Memorial, by Sean Dietrich
“Don’t say ‘Happy Memorial Day’ this weekend. It’s not happy. It ain’t about parades and barbecues. It’s about missing someone so badly you can’t breathe.”
If Populism is Dangerous, To Whom? By George Mcclellan
Democrats hate everything, and Joe Biden’s message to all Black Moorehouse College, Atlanta, GA, proved it.
West Point’s New Motto: “Neglect, Dishonor, Betrayal” – So Send Money! By Cullum Number 53988
West Point has decided to revamp its storied motto from “Duty, Honor, Country” to a more modern, if somewhat controversial, “Neglect, Dishonor, Betrayal.”
Industrial Policy: China Versus the United States By Barry Poulson
Former President Donald Trump has promised to increase levies on Chinese EVs that would virtually preclude them from the U.S.