Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
The Covid Pandemic exposed some fatal flaws in America. The public health professionals were deadly wrong in their professional opinions. Most doctors were deadly silent in their compliance or failure to produce better treatments. The politicians were destructively and deadly wrong in their diktats. The People were divided almost along the same lines as the …
Can America survive another two years with JOE BIDEN at the helm? Many have said they hope someone with an America First Policy, like President Trump, will be elected in 2024 and we will be able to reverse this madness. But the question has to be asked if we will even survive the next two …
The gig economy has taken the workforce by storm in recent years. Those dedicated to full time employment may not understand why so many people have chosen to pursue this line of work, and employers may be left scratching their heads as to why they can’t find good help. The answer lies in the benefits …
Over the course of a 50-minute press conference last Wednesday, House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) and his colleagues detailed the flow of approximately $10 million from foreign nationals and companies in Romania, China, and other countries through a maze of up to 20 shell companies, into the accounts of nine members of the …
In 1989 as I was covering the ill-fated occupation of Beijing’s sprawling Tiananmen Square by pro-democracy demonstrators, I bought a book entitled: “Thick Black Theory.” Of all the books I have read about China and the Chinese mind, this book by a Chinese scholar and politician named Li Zhongwu was the most revealing—and that includes …
Modifying Our Behaviors with non Regulatory Legislation;A brief synopsis of a Federal shakedown and a ‘what if?’
The interstate commerce clause of the U.S. Constitution can become extremely twisted when dealing with the treatment of animals destined for market.
It makes little difference to which political party you belong, there is a point where people say, ‘No more’ and stand their ground.
The U.S. Navy since 2022, has been using a drag queen as one of its digital ambassadors to help it meet its shortfalls in recruiting.
Obama and the First Amendment; Barack Obama does not believe in free speech for his political adversaries In a speech given at Stanford University a few months ago, Barack Obama declared himself to be a “First Amendment absolutist” while calling for social media regulations. The self-described constitutional law professor needs to reread the First Amendment, as …
The Truth will ultimately prevail where there is pains taken to bring it to light. ~ George Washington
The latest buzzword among urban planners is “15-minute city,” a utopian vision designed to persuade us to live in small, dense urban condos without our cars.
When is a sanctuary city not a sanctuary? When it’s declared by a poser more interested in appearing charitable than actually being charitable.
In Saul Alinsky’s Marxist handbook “Rules for Radicals,” Alinsky advises that “ridicule is your most powerful weapon.” He is correct.
If there are two concepts that are diametrically opposed, they are the idea of individual liberty and that of “noble birth.”
In late April, Elon Musk went on Real Time With Bill Maher and discussed the “woke mind virus” that’s infecting nearly everything nowadays.
If your boss tells you it’s “not acceptable” that you failed to do something that they wanted you to do, you could reasonably take that as a threat to your future employment. However, if the thing they wanted you to do is vote, then their words are a likely violation of Idaho law (Idaho Code …
I am certainly no classical scholar, I leave that to men like Victor Davis Hansen whom I greatly admire. But I have read some of the ancients. And truth be known, they were prescient in their thoughts. And eternal in their wisdom. We simply haven’t, and don’t, pay attention. So the following offers a few …
History tends to repeat itself, so it is said. The question is, do we ever learn from it? of course, as we’ve seen, history itself indicates, NO.
Those who have recovered from alcohol or drug addiction compare it to being on a descending elevator. They can step off any time they like by either asking for help or via intervention or they can choose to ride it all the way down until it crashes at the bottom. For some addicts, losing a …