Libs reconsider tranny surgery; American ambulance chasers may save a generation of confused kids

All opinion pieces in the New York Times now reflect the opinion of the paper’s staff after the staff succeeded in getting an editorial page editor fired after running a column by Senator Tom Cotton.

Clearly, I Should Be Watched, Perhaps Even Arrested, for Wrongthink.

FBI/DOJ seal

We have previously reported on the Federal Bureau of Investigation and its supposedly abandoned policy of surveilling “Radical Traditionalist Catholics.” That story has pretty much faded away, but I seriously doubt that everyone in the FBI has forgotten that we are the absolutely greatest threat to America! Well, the US is not the only nation …

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Other history months we need; Italians were far more than the Mafia. A Norwegian-American saved billions of people

The point of Black History Month was to build the esteem and reputation of black people, who are one-eighth of the U.S. population. I am cool with that. What about the other seven-eighths of the population that didn’t sit around eating bonbons while watching slaves pick cotton.

Highlights of the News Democrat policies are taking us back to the caveman days.

ITEM 1: The Daily Wire reported, “Pro-Life Demonstrators Found Guilty, Face Up To 11 Years In Federal Prison.” But hey, do not imprison women who get illegal abortions. ITEM 2: KTLA reported, “Woman who fatally stabbed man 108 times gets probation, no prison time.” The judge said at least she was not protesting abortion. ITEM …

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How Do Wealthy New Englanders Fight #ClimateChange?

This article title, “How wealthy New Englanders fight #ClimateChange” is one we have used thrice previously. In the first, we noted the PBS television series This Old House and its renovation of the Seaside Victorian Cottage, in Narragansett, Rhode Island. Those wealthy New Englanders didn’t choose electric heat pumps, but warm, dependable gas heating for …

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The Freedom of Speech Comes With an Obligation of Responsibility; People Are Responsible for What They Say.

I have always believed in the freedom of speech, that people should be absolutely free to say whatever they wished. But I also believe that the speaker is not somehow immune from the consequences of his speech. The Supreme Court noted that freedom of speech doesn’t extend to yelling, “Fire!” in a crowded theater, or …

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