Not Going Back? Why The Hell Not!

 The last three years and nine months have not been “Morning in America.” Hopefully after this Tuesday, our long national nightmare is over. Saturday I was watching South Carolina upset Texas A&M (Aggies, this is a tackle football game, in case you forgot), thinking how many of my A&M alumni friends are likely drinking away …

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On The Brink

Tomorrow’s election cannot be overstated, as America’s prosperity and global influence lie in the balance making every ballot essential. Recently, The Wall Street Journal reported that one in five claim they need to learn more about Vice President Kamala Harris. In our fingertip world of unending media, this is hard to fathom. This is the …

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Living Behind Enemy Lines, Tale #16: Clothing Can Be Dangerous In Blue Cities

Living Behind Enemy Lines, Tale #16: Clothing Can Be Dangerous In Blue Cities

“Aren’t you afraid to wear that shirt?” asked the lady with a thick Canadian accent. My husband and I were staying at a motel in The Dalles, Oregon, 80 miles east of Portland when she approached us. I was wearing the “Fight, Fight, Fight” T-Shirt with a photo taken seconds after Trump was shot by the first Democrat …

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But God (Will Win)

You don’t need me to tell you that this Tuesday is an important day in the history of this country. And since I’m writing for AFNN and I’m married to the managing editor, you probably know how I’m going to vote. If we conservatives are victorious when the ballots are counted, assuming that there’s no …

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MI and WI Flipped to Harris This Week in the RCP Polling Averages; Here’s Why It Doesn’t Matter

After becoming very comfortable with former President Donald Trump’s leads in the RealClearPolitics polling averages of all seven battleground states, I was alarmed to see that Michigan and Wisconsin had flipped into the Harris column on Tuesday. The reversal in Wisconsin was caused by the release of a CNN/SSRS poll that found Vice President Kamala …

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So, Who Would You Believe?

Philadelphia Inquirer, Building

My site reported, on October 28th, about the efforts of collegiate officials to stop female athletes from complaining about male members on their teams or having to compete against males who claim to be female on other teams. Well, no, complains the Athletic Director of the University of Nevada at Reno, that’s not what happened …

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