Keeping The “Wrong” People Out Of Your Neighborhood
When a neighbor on our street was getting ready to sell his house it dawned on me that we could wind up with a Liberal neighbor or, even worse, a Biden voter!
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Hotline Protects Illegals’ Hurt Feelings
Hotline Protects Illegals’ Hurt Feelings, Suppresses Free Speech
Conservative Catholics Oppose Vatican’s World Children’s Day Featuring Drag Performer
Chuck Cordak: The Vatican’s decision to include a drag performer in its World Children’s Day celebrations has sparked significant controversy, particularly among conservative Catholics.
Snark – The Smugness of Progress: America’s Love Affair with Generational Superiority
Millennials and Gen Z folks love to pat themselves on the back, convinced they’re more enlightened than their ancestors who apparently spent their days being mean to Native Americans
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.
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.
West Point Weddings, Part 1: Prelude
Part one of a three part series about one of the most unique experiences in American Military Life, West Point Weddings.
Flipping the Script: Couch Potatoes vs Those Who Work
Once again, the rapier wit of Dave Cloft skewers the upside-down government incentives that reward sloth and punish industry.
LGBT Went a Bridge Too Far
The Sunshine Skyway Bridge in Tampa Bay won’t be lit up next month with rainbow colors to promote the LGBT agenda. The Florida Department of Transportation has spoken.
Mother’s Day is for Women
How hard is it to define what a woman is? The proven science of biology establishes gender differences in the chromosomes of every cell in the human body.
Market Research and Advertising: The Commercial Equivalent of Information Operations
Market research and advertising strategies share striking similarities with the military concept of information operations, formerly known as psychological operations (PSYOPS).
Understanding Rejection of Pride Month and Transgender Advertising in Beer Marketing
In a singular example of failing to read the room in marketing, Bud Lite stands apart, and has reaped thee results of that failure. Here’s why.
Tyrants’ Disdain: Comedy and Automobiles as Symbols of Freedom
Throughout history, tyrants have exhibited a profound dislike for two seemingly unrelated entities: comedians and automobiles.
The Federal Government’s Shift on Marijuana Legalization: A Profit-Driven Decision
One of the main reasons driving this shift is the immense profit potential that the private banking sector sees in the marijuana industry.
Whenever There is a Truth That You Cannot Tell, That is a Truth You Must Tell!
My very good friends on the left used to love, when presented with a fact which challenged their assertions, to use the expression, “The plural of anecdote is not data.” I, of course, pointed out that an ‘anecdote,’ if confirmed, actually is a datum. A few years ago, Barry Ritholtz writing in The Big Picture, …
It’s All About the Benjamins!
The WNBA is still a money loser for the NBA, while the UAE deal is just pure profit for the league. It’s all about the Benjamins!
Questioning Moral Progress: The Shadows of Human Nature Explored
The prevailing idea that our generation is inherently more morally advanced than those that came before us is a comforting, yet false, narrative.
The Echoes of Comfortably Numb: Exploring Emotional Disconnect in Modern America
In the vast landscape of music that transcends generations, Pink Floyd’s iconic song “Comfortably Numb” continues to resonate with listeners
The Bookies’ Squeeze Play
Headlining Major League Baseball’s (MLB) offseason was not its uniform fiasco, the Players Association’s battles, the new ownership of the Baltimore Orioles or the bickering over broadcast rights.