The Oath of Office: A Binding Commitment to Defend the Constitution
The oath of office is more than formality, it’s a solemn expression of commitment, emphasizing the gravity and importance of the pledge being undertaken.
Culture
From Rome to the Present: A Sobering Reflection”
As the pages of history continue to turn, the striking parallels between the fall of Rome and the challenges faced by the United States today become harder to ignore. Corruption, a weakening political system, and a restless populace seeking stability have set the stage for a thought-provoking comparison. Much like the Roman Republic, the halls …
The Demand for Reparations Proves That Affirmative Action Failed
Congresswoman Cori Bush is demanding that the United States pay reparations for the damage done by slavery. But haven’t we been making reparations for almost 60 years with the affirmative action program?
Pollster: Trump is ‘stronger today than he’s ever been’
In a Tuesday interview with conservative podcaster Charlie Kirk, Big Data pollster Rich Baris claimed that support for former President Donald Trump is stronger today than in either 2016 or 2020. He also believes the 2024 election will be a “total disaster for the Democrats.” From his lips to God’s ears. Here’s some of what …
Rich Men Who Live North of Richmond Revisited
The working people of America know the rich men who live north of Richmond don’t give a damn about them. They talk nice, but they really don’t care.
Rich Men Who Live North of Richmond
What does it mean when “Don’t Try That in a Small Town” goes viral and a few weeks later, “Rich Men North of Richmond” does the same?
Department of Education-Unconstitutional & Ineffective
The impact of the unconstitutionally constituted and funded, US Department of Education has a detrimental effect on our children and our wallets.
The Revolution of Historical Ignorance: From Constitution to Confusion
A new breed of warriors has embarked on a journey of embracing a worldview that would make even George Orwell raise an eyebrow and wonder, “Did I predict this?”
Upholding the Second Amendment: Challenging the Constitutionality of Gun Control Laws
In recent years, the debate surrounding gun control has intensified, with calls for stricter regulations in the name of public safety.
Satire: The New, Woke, Social Justice U.S. Military Code of Conduct: Fighting for Justice, One Snarky Remark at a Time
Today in Cloft’s Corner, Dave has a look at the woke culture now being forced upon our troops by leftist leaders who haven’t won a war, lately.
Michael Wittmann: A Comprehensive Analysis of a World War II Tank Ace
This scholarly article delves into the life and accomplishments of Michael Wittmann, one of the most renowned tank aces of World War II.
More Misdirection From CDC About Covid
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence has released the declassified COVID-19 origins report to members of Congress
After Service, Then What? A Soldier Wants To Know
Here and there, I have gone. Some of those experiences have shaped me, but none of those experiences have defined me.
Spiritual Rifts: Unpacking the Deeper Layers of Church Divisions
The recent split within the United Methodist Church (UMC) serves as a poignant reminder that divisions within religious congregations can be as spiritual as theological or doctrinal.
Californie Ain’t the Place You Wanna Be!
After Jed Clampett struck oil when he missed a shot at some game he wanted for the dinner table, and became an instant millionaire, his kinfolk said that he needed to get away from the hillbilly life, and that “Californie is the place you wanna be, so they loaded up the truck and they moved …
Political Parody As a Weapon Part C*
Political Parody As a Weapon Part C*-If Hunter gets thrown under the bus, could he burn his lips on the exhaust mistaking it for a crack pipe?
Strong Opinion: The Days of Barack Obama (redux)
From the banks of Tupelo Brake, Alma Womack brings forward the abject misery in America during the Obama administration.
Embracing Nuance: Separating Dislike for Culture from Dislike for People
Human interaction is a labyrinth of complexities, and nowhere is this more evident than in our perceptions of culture and the individuals who embody it.
The Associated Press Will Happily Tell You What Their Biases Are . . . If You Pay Them!
We have frequently mocked The Philadelphia Inquirer’s very much unpublished stylebook, a manual and guide concerning how things should be expressed, in its use of “Black and brown” to refer to minority communities. While I cannot document this, it appears that the Inquirer use the Associated Press Stylebook, which was modified , in June of …
The Little Red Book: Mao’s Manifesto of Ideology and Influence
In the annals of modern history, few books have wielded as much power and influence as Mao’s “Little Red Book,” formally known as “Quotations from Chairman Mao Zedong.”