Perhaps We Should Give The Constitution A Try
Instead of relying on “penumbras and emanations,” perhaps we should simply adhere to the plain language of the Constitution.
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An Overturn of Roe v. Wade Now, Would Be Bittersweet
It would be the right thing to do, but could further expose the weakness of our Union.
Much Of The Public Are Just Plain Fed Up With Masking!
We have previously noted Ana Cabera Neilson’s tweet, in which she said: Just boarded a flight to Atlanta. I think I’ll stick with my mask a little longer. (I’d say it’s about 50-50 on this flight. Everyone treating each other respectfully) That’s the way things should be: take your own decisions on what you wish …
I Have No Sympathy For This Criminal!
On Sunday, The Philadelphia Inquirer gave OpEd space to Aaron M. Kinzer, because the editors just love them some criminals: In prison, a phone was my lifeline. Until I got caught with it. Congress should overturn the Cell Phone Contraband Act to give incarcerated a a lifeline to the outside world. by Aaron M Kinzer …
Company Must Pay Out $450K After Throwing Man a Surprise Birthday Party Against His Wishes
In the end, it was the company who got the biggest surprise of all. A jury ordered Gravity Diagnostics, a medical laboratory located in Covington, Kentucky, to pay compensatory damages of $450,000 for throwing a “surprise” birthday party for an employee, Kevin Berling, who had expressly asked them not to do so, according to WLKY-TV. The …
Meet the Trump-Appointed Prosecutor Who Will Decide Whether to Indict Hunter Biden
The New York Times’ quiet admission last month that the emails found on Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop were authentic was a signal they were trying to get out ahead of something. When The Washington Post, CNN, ABC and NBC acknowledged the same thing nearly simultaneously two weeks later, we knew something was up. The case against …
A Michigan Jury Just Slapped the Feds
In the Whitmer kidnapping trial, prosecutors with unlimited federal resources, and an assist from the judge, were unable to win against four public defenders, whose hands were tied behind their backs.
N.Y. Lt. Governor Resigns After Being Indicted in Campaign Finance Scheme
Another Democrat caught and indicted for, wait for it, a Campaign Finance Scheme
The Second Battlefield of Conservatism
My most recent article argued that homeschooling is the front lines of the Conservative Movement today. Homeschoolers are raising up a future generation that hasn’t been indoctrinated by all the crazy leftist propaganda — that makes homeschooling an incredibly important fight. We are also the majority and leaders of the homeschooling community. It is one …
Dems Hate What Justice Thomas Stands For
Over the past three decades, Democrats and their media shills have painted the most negative image of Thomas in a relentless effort to discredit his every decision or dissent from the bench.
A “Victory” For Black Americans?
Katanji Brown Jackson will most likely be a Supreme Court Justice by the time this article is posted. More’s the pity, she will be elevated to that post with the help of three unprincipled RINOs whose primary focus always seems to be to get re-elected rather than acting for the good of the country. The …
Will the Orphan Voters Show Up in Midterms?
“Orphan Voters” once routinely supported a political party, but have since abandoned any party allegiance, thereby rendering themselves non-partisan orphan voters. They differ from the ‘Independents’ who enjoy the flexibility of drifting with the wind to avoid alignment with any one political party. Independents often self-identify as non-ideological thinkers. They enjoy being courted, and proudly …
The Constitution: Simplified For Kids
It is imperative that every American knows something of the Constitution. Everyone needs a personal copy of the Constitution and needs to read it often.
Parody As A Weapon, Part XXXIII
This week, we will attempt to examine a revealing moment about the agenda of those leading this “fundamental transformation” that occurred during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Biden Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.
Congress Should Protect Free Speech
Twitter and Facebook will argue that the First Amendment applies only to governmental units, and not private companies, which is the current law.
Congress Could…
After the Executive excesses, think, “dictatorship,” of the Recent Unpleasantness of 1861-1865, the U.S. Congress re-asserted itself to its Constitutional status. It did so, because it could.
The Democrats are Experiencing Confirmation Karma
The Democrat’s next existence is to be the party of crime, pedophiles, and male supremacy over females.
Here Are the Republicans Who Could Potentially Vote Yea for Ketanji Brown Jackson
Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia announced on Friday that he will vote to confirm President Joe Biden’s Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson. “I met with Judge Jackson and evaluated her qualifications to be a Supreme Court Justice. After meeting with her, considering her record, and closely monitoring her testimony and questioning before …
Our Rights Are Not Conditional
In response to questions about the vaccine mandate, Dr. Fauci, our intrepid pandemic guardian, says that we need to put our personal freedoms on hold for a bit – for the greater good. Um, no! That’s not how our freedoms work. From my reading of the Declaration of Independence, our freedoms are granted …