Speaker Mike Johnson: A New Pitcher on a Very Old Mound
For three weeks, the House of Representatives has been in uncharted territory. Now we have newly installed Speaker, Mike Johnson, a new pitcher on a very old mound.
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Israel’s Contemplation of Response in the Face of Conflict
Israel’s contemplation of a potential response in the face of conflict, following the incidents in the Gaza Strip, requires careful examination and consideration.
The Biden Administration is Distracted to the Point of America Being Disarmed
We Fund the Director of National Intelligence and the Intelligence Community at >50B a Year, yet Ukraine, Afghanistan and the DC Pipe-Bomber Were Mysteries of Life-and now this Debacle
The Oppressed White Male: Navigating the Complex Landscape of Discrimination and Affirmative Action
In today’s diverse and rapidly changing society, discussions about discrimination and affirmative action have become increasingly important.
Stop Funding the Enemies of Israel-Like Hamas
Hamas killed, raped, kidnapped, and tortured innocent women, young girls, babies, old women in its path during the unprovoked attack on Saturday, October 78. We need to stop funding them.
Smedley Butler’s Prescient Warning: The Roots of the Modern Military-Industrial Complex
In the annals of American military history, few figures stand as tall as twice Medal of Honor awardee, Major General Smedley Butler.
Betrayed Bodies: US Government Sponsored Human Experiments
The dark history of unethical human experiments conducted by the US government is a disturbing reminder of the abuse of power and the violation of civil rights.
Darin Gaub: Lessons From a Grassroots Warrior
These are the times that try men’s souls: the summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of his country-Thomas Paine
Buzz Off, Beef! Embracing the John the Baptist Diet for a Greener Planet
Today in Cloft’s Corner: Dave reminds us that if bugs and crickets were good enough for John the Baptist, then surely scarfing down a few creepy-crawlies is a small price to pay for saving the planet.
Disagreement ≠ Disrespect: Restoring Civility in Discourse
In today’s increasingly polarized world, it seems that the mere act of disagreeing with someone has become synonymous with disrespecting them.
Schadenfreude For A Liberal DA
The Soros funded New Orleans district attorney was not concerned about robbery. Now he is
Trump’s Leadership: A Complex Blend of Confidence and Controversy
While many of his supporters view him as a champion of conservative values and a transformative leader, it’s important to approach the Trump presidency with a nuanced perspective.
Self Checkout and the Biden-Harris Economy
In store after store, community after community, stores can’t find staff to operate cash registers, making the self checkout a necessity rather than a choice.
The Cognitive War & the Cult of Election Interference
The Cognitive War & the Cult of Election Interference; The Left’s Purposeful and Illegal Conspiracy, Rebellion, Sedition and Insurrection
The Scholastic Company: A Trojan Horse in Our Schools
Recent developments have raised concerns about the ideological direction the Scholastic company is taking, and the impact it may have on our childrens’ education.
Teaching Cultural Marxism at West Point
Cultural Marxism de-constructs and destroys Western Civilization by ending meritocracy destroys cohesion, and defeat the U.S. Army from within.
A Concerned American: Truly Understanding Jihad
The ultimate goal of Islam is world domination where all humans are devoted followers of Mohammed.
Revisiting the Indian Relocation Act of 1956: Examining Its Legacy and Lessons
Despite its intent to assimilate Native Americans into mainstream society, the American Indian Act had far-reaching consequences, both positive and negative.
Joyful Warriors; Get grounded, be like a tree
Nothing is going on in the world or our nation that should prevent us from being joyful, while still standing in courage and conviction.
Why Record High Temperatures Aren’t as Alarming as They Seem
Recent record high temperatures should be viewed in a broader context and not necessarily seen as catastrophic events.