Don Surber’s Highlights of the News
Don Surber is back with weekly highlights, lampooning the press, Democrats along with various and sundry other losers.
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Don Surber is back with weekly highlights, lampooning the press, Democrats along with various and sundry other losers.
I have frequently mocked the pro-‘Palestinian’, pro-Hamas demonstrators in their keffiyehs, asking why they should be taken seriously when virtually none of them picked up a rifle and headed to Gaza to fight the evil Jooooos. But it seems like this anti-Semitic, anti-American — he was born in New Jersey, which makes him an American …
It was quite the off season for Penn State athletics. In July, Penn State in conjunction with the Nittany Lion Club announced a record-breaking fundraising year of $164.9 million.
In Washington, few topics guarantee funding quite like military suicide prevention. Stand up in a committee hearing and say you want to “save lives,” and the check practically writes itself.
President Trump was right that Gaza is a very valuable property that must be turned into a modern, economic development zone for Arabs, Israel, and others.
Iran is running out of water. This is a route to foment an insurrection against the mullahs.
When, by edict the abnormal is normalized and people still resist, those responsible must then accept the blame for the violence that follows
Under the Biden-Harris administration, more than 500,000 children crossed the Southern border and entered the UAC [unaccompanied alien children] program, while cartel trafficking activity surged. THINK OF THAT: HALF A MILLION!!!!!!
(Photo by Rolf Dietrich Brecher from Germany)Sometimes an author spends a lot of time, finely crafting his OpEd for The Philadelphia Inquirer, and winds up telling us exactly what he didn’t really mean to convey. On immigration, Trump doesn’t have a copyright on cruelty On both sides of the Atlantic, migrants are regarded as a …
What are our “Rights?” We understand, or should, what the Constitution pointed out to us as our “inalienable Rights,” but the question must be asked: why are those rights being ignored for Americans but enforced for criminals?
Former Clackamas County (Oregon) Board of Commissioners Chair Charlene “Tootie” Smith, age 68, has accepted an appointment within the Trump Administration’s Department of Agriculture.
President Trump firing Lisa D. Cook as a governor of the Federal Reserve has liberals livid, as do every and all acts Our Favorite President.
The unspeakable evils perpetrated against migrants are occurring on such a horrendous scale due to the fact that vicious politicians have been funneling billions of our tax dollars into the coffers of hundreds of totally corrupt nongovernmental organizations (NGOs).
Rational people want rational explanations for everything. The worst mass murder event in the United States was on October 1, 2017, as 64-year-old Stephen Paddock opened fire on a music festival crowd from the Mandalay Hotel, killing 60 people and wounding 413 others. Coupled with the ensuing panic, a total of 867 people were injured. …
Merry Labor Day! I am full of joy because most Americans no longer trust the federal government. Hooray! The Great Awakening from the Age of Stupidity (aka the last 16 years since Obama became president) has begun. Americans are tired of a federal government that lied about Covid, lied about trannies and lied about illegal …
A liberal newspaper openly admits what has been obvious for decades. Taxpayer funded radio is radically left.
Remember 1994? Ebola. Marburg. Deadly hemorrhagic fevers that liquefy organs, ooze blood from every orifice, and generally make a bad day look like a picnic.
Reprising A Four-Year-Old Story That Has Timed Off AFNN Regarding Robert Johnson.
Why the New .277 Fury May Be the Greatest Logistical Disaster Since the MRE Omelet The U.S. Army is rolling out its first major service rifle redesign since 1965—yes, you read that right. The M16/M4 platform has been around longer than disco, and just like disco, it still works surprisingly well if you know how …
We noted, in December of 2021, that my wife and I bought a house. No, we didn’t buy it for ourselves, but for my wife’s sister, as she was retiring back to the Bluegrass State, and couldn’t really afford to do it herself. When we croak, it’ll be inherited by our two daughters, and my …