Comedian Impersonates a Liberal at City Hall Meeting; Tirade Over Trans Rights Leaves Members in State of Shock

Cassady Campbell is a comedian who makes his living by performing over the top pranks on unsuspecting people. With over 1.58 million subscribers so far on his YouTube channel, it’s clear that he’s pretty good at what he does. Campbell uploaded a video of his impersonation of an outraged trans rights activist at a Denton, …

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State Bill Could Make It Illegal for Employers to Ask For Your Criminal History

State Rep. Darisha Parker, a Democrat who represents the Philadelphia County district of Pennsylvania, introduced a bill on Tuesday that would seriously restrict an employer’s ability to consider a job applicant’s criminal history in their hiring decisions. Off-limits to employers under the Fair Criminal Record Screening Act would be questions about an applicant’s juvenile criminal history, …

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Reconstructing History, Part 6: Culture, History, and the Future

Reconstructing History, Part 6: Culture, History, and the Future Culture is a difficult topic. For some, any discussion of culture, especially looking at them objectively for the results they produce, is a third rail. I discussed this at length in Part 5—Does Culture Matter? of the Maskirovka series. Part 5 looks at cultural assessment. The …

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Reconstructing History, Part 5: The Education Institution and Creating History

Part 5 looks at the Education institution and how it has changed. We may want to say this all happened recently since it is now in the open and parents are challenging this transition of the schools’ role and what they teach. But if we look at the radicalization of the students at our colleges and universities, that simply cannot be true. The education institution radicalized them starting in elementary school, long before they arrived at the universities. Sure, some students were radicalized in the 1960s, but they were nothing compared to the widespread radicalization we see today.

Admiral Rachel Levine Named One of USA Today’s Women of the Year

Admiral Rachel Levine, who currently serves as the assistant secretary of health in the Department of Health and Human Services, was absolutely delighted to hear he had been named one of USA Today’s “Women of the Year.” This great honor is bestowed upon women who have made a significant impact on America during the previous …

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Reconstructing History, Part 3: Social Justice Movements

The preamble to the Constitution and the self-evident truths in the Declaration Independence are the enduring truths. We may have strayed from them at times, but they have guided the vector of American civilization. They are why Americans dismantled racism and sought fairness while maintaining prosperity. Racial narratives and a re-writing history and destroying the institutions of prosperity are not the way.

The Media and the Gameshow of Doom

Over the past several years, I’ve noticed that “existential” crises seem to be identified with ever increasing velocity. These crises are proffered by the media, telling me that my lifestyle, my financial security, my family, my own very personal (important-to-me) existence, and even America itself, are all under threat. Is it just my imagination? Are …

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The Fruits of ‘Lia’ Thomas’ Labor

Lia Thomas

I have asked, many times, what Will Thomas, who now calls himself ‘Lia’, is getting from his record-breaking performances on the University of Pennsylvania’s women’s swimming team. Yes, he’s piling up victories and records, but everyone will recognize that not only should those records have an asterisk on them, he is doing the one thing …

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The Philadelphia Inquirer Tries to Get a Police Officer Killed!

Philadelphia Inquirer, Building

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw, who has presided over an ever-increasing homicide rate in the City of Brotherly Love, had promised an impartial investigation into the shooting death of 12-year-old Thomas “TJ” Siderio, who shot at police officers, then turned and fled, with a 9 mm semi-automatic pistol in his hand, when he was shot …

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Sadly, There’s No Such Thing As Stupidity Control

Earlier this morning, Mike Thiac published his article “Remember, it’s the guns, right?” on this site, noting both the silliness and the seriousness of the left’s attempts at gun control, gun control meaning, of course, taking action against the people who don’t commit crimes rather than against those who do. The left want to hold …

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