Reevaluating Darwin: A Critical Look at His Legacy and Beliefs
A critical examination of Darwin’s legacy reveals some controversial aspects that are often glossed over in modern discourse.
Culture
The Judge; The Umpire
Judges are referees or umpires, whose duties lie in making sure the playing field is level – not to pass judgment.
“Idiocracy”: A Hilariously Terrifying Glimpse into the Future
“Idiocracy,” the cult classic film from 2006, takes us on a wild ride through a dystopian future where intelligence has taken a backseat and idiocy reigns supreme.
Memorial Day 2024 and Those Monuments
The only time I lobbied the General Assembly of Virginia, I spoke against the dictatorial destruction of Confederate monuments when the Democrats took control in 2020.
The Historical Context of Army Installations Named After Confederate Generals
The renaming of Army installations named after Confederate generals has ignited passionate debates about the interpretation of historical figures and their legacies.
Crime in America – Claims, Statistics, and Evidence
Ronald Reagan replied with his trademark wit: “A Recession… is when your neighbor loses his job. A Depression… is when you lose yours. And Recovery… is when Jimmy Carter loses his!”
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.”
The Dilution of Christianity in Evangelical Circles
The practice of encouraging quick commitments to Jesus without ensuring a deep, foundational understanding of the faith has led to superficial conversions.
America’s Future: Multi-Cultural Nations Always Collapse
The United States is currently experiencing a demographic & ideological shift that is unlike anything in America’s history.
Kicking Back, the American Way
On the field, middle linebacker Dick Butkus was one of the most intimidating players in NFL history, but it took a placekicker to become the most feared player off it.
Karen’s Liquor Store Debacle: Vodka, Sanctions, and a Geography Lesson
In a quaint corner of the town, Karen, the self-proclaimed aficionado of all things fancy and foreign, finds herself embroiled in a liquor store debacle of epic proportions.
The Illusion of Freedom: Living a Lie in a Cage of Expectations
In our pursuit to alleviate suffering, we sometimes find solace in living a lie—a self-deception born out of the disparity between our ideals and the imperfect world we inhabit.
The Erosion of Privacy: Government Surveillance – the Fourth Amendment is DOA
In recent years, concerns about government surveillance and privacy violations have intensified, raising questions about the protection of individual rights guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment.
A Switch-Hitting Title IX
Last month, the Biden administration in an authoritarian overreach of the first order, twisted the longstanding Title IX into a political pretzel by redefining “sex” to include “gender identity.”
The Parallels Between Woke Ideology and Social Marxism
Woke the woke ideology emphasizes government coerced alleged social justice, equality and a critical examination of historical and systemic injustices.
Anti-Semitism at Harvard is Nothing New.
Herman Wouk, in his historical novel The Winds of War, noted that the universities went over to the Nazis “in a body,” even before the Nazis came to power.
The Perils of DEI: Cultivating a Culture of Victims and Perpetrators
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, often end up fostering a culture that divides individuals into categories of victims and perpetrators.
West Point Weddings, Part 3: Aftermath
Part 3, of a three part series about one of the most unique experiences in American Military Life, West Point Weddings.
With Muslim Patients, When Will Doctors Need Bodyguards?
As the Biden Regime talks about importing hundreds of thousands of Hamas-supporting Muslims from Gaza, how long will it be before America’s major cities have no-go zones?
How Interesting That Oh-So-Inclusive Colleges Allow Discrimination Against Jews On Campus
Haverford College was founded in 1833, as a men’s college, by members of the Religious Society of Friends, more colloquially known as Quakers. According to the school, 98% of the 1,472-member student body live on campus, and the college claims a six-to-one tree to student body ratio. Full disclosure: I did some work on the …