Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
This article is the third in a series about policing and public safety policy. Today, we’ll talk about “Broken Windows Policing.” Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani is widely and properly credited with cleaning up the mess his predecessor, David Dinkins left him. Giuliani in turn, credits Broken Windows Policing for his success. The …
The assassination of Charlie Kirk should be an alert for all Americans and others. Charlie Kirk was an exceptional young man. A true leader and faithful Christian
DC lies for the same reason all people who lie lie. To advance their actual interests – without acknowledging their actual interests.
Today, any statement by a news commentator, political party/person or government agency can be a Memorex moment…is it real or is it photoshopped, AI, fake news?
The improper application of 3-Strikes laws unnecessarily draws the ire of minority communities for handing out life sentences for minor drug offenses.
In 1991, Michael Cohn was depressed and about to pack it in when he went to Memphis. The gospel music, barbecue and the ghost of Elvis restored him and his music. He wrote a song about it, which contained two memorable passages
Welcome back to our weekly reflection on leadership, legacy, and the quiet strength that forges true victories—not always in boardrooms or on fairways, but in the unyielding pursuit of principle.
The Engineered Collapse of Free Speech: 25 Years of the Overton Window, is a 3-part series where Dave Cloft examines free speech issues within the Overton Windo paradigm. Today, Part 3, Words as Violence, Violence for Words
This Useful Idiot followed instructions from Democrat leaders, then took out a civil rights icon, a friend of President Trump, and a very effective influencer of young Americans. He will now either spend his life in prison or go before a firing squad.
The Engineered Collapse of Free Speech: 25 Years of the Overton Window, is a 3-part series where Dave Cloft examines free speech issues within the Overton Windo paradigm. Today, Part 2, 2001-2025: A Quarter Century of Engineered Shifts
The summit in Alaska was a success regardless of what happens today. The end of the Ukraine War is pretty simple. Russia keeps the land it stole, Zelensky saves a little face and Democrats (who gave away Afghanistan) will call Trump names and the right will defend him. This already has begun.
The Engineered Collapse of Free Speech: 25 Years of the Overton Window, is a 3-part series where Dave Cloft examines free speech issues within the Overton Windo paradigm. Today, Part 1, The Overton Window and the Battle for the Mind.
At its core, Babel was humanity’s declaration of independence from God. It was the arrogance of saying, “We don’t need Him. We’ll ascend on our own.”
In April 1968, Martin Luther King Jr. was gunned down in Memphis. His death was not random. It was not the product of chance. It was the deliberate silencing of a man who dared to challenge power, expose lies, and stand firm for truth.
There is one key statistic missing from Penn State’s flip-card that the sports’ information office provides the media for every home football game. It is the one most are talking about, but few correctly understand: Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) and the amounts the players are paid.
Every empire faces a choice after its moment of reckoning. Rome fell not from the barbarians at the gates, but from decay within—corruption, luxury, and moral collapse. America now stands in the same valley of decision.
It’s only Wednesday, and two more federal judges have decided to join the resistance — making a mockery of their oaths to stop the chief executive from performing his Article II duties. But are judges effectively blocking his every move, or playing into his hands?
From a purely tactical standpoint, the September 11th attacks were devastating. But from a psychological warfare perspective, they were almost surgical in their symbolism. Striking America’s tallest towers and its military headquarters was not just about destruction—it was about message.
Our Culture Needs To Get Its Act Together About Political Violence And Political Lawfare. Charlie Kirk was assassinated by a political terrorist today as I was in the middle of finishing up my weekly article. He leaves a legacy of tremendous energy and effectiveness as a representative for civil discourse and dialogue and potential and …
The employment figures for August were lame. The good news was federal employment dropped another 15,000. The bad news was manufacturing lost another 12,000 jobs. The unemployment rate was listed at 4.3% but nobody believes that number anymore.