Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Our once and future president Donald Trump is announcing his appointments to his next administration via Twitter and Truth Social, bypassing the media completely.
Now that the election is over (at least I hope so) I thought it might be a good idea to post something that, as they used to say on the old Monte Python TV show, is “completely different.”
Ever since Al Gore won the popular vote but lost the election in 2000, the Dems have been pitching a temper tantrum about the electoral college. It seems the people who want to control every aspect of our lives, are all for pure democracy.
November is Islamophobia Awareness Month. Yes, it is a thing, a British thing that began in 2012, but a thing nonetheless.
Compromising between good and evil, evil always wins. (Ayn Rand, and others.) This is about as true a statement as can be.
What’s next, The Department Of Intelligence (Oops)?
John D. Rockefeller, once the world’s richest man and the godfather of the modern corporation, may be hailed by some as a “philanthropist,” but his so-called charity is little more than a feeble smokescreen to cover the harm he caused to society.
Unfortunately, Trump’s arduous election campaign will perhaps be the easiest thing he does during the next four years.
Kamala Harris wins … the Gold Star for civil concession and best threat to the Republic: “I do not concede the fight that fueled this campaign….”
Happy Veterans Day. In our honor, the government suspends mail call for one day, Veterans Day. Such decisions explain why Kamala got 90% of the vote in DC.
The global landscape is shifting, and the BRICS alliance (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) is emerging as a formidable economic bloc, challenging traditional Western dominance.
As we decide who won or lost last Tuesday, one thing is certain. The intellectual class (both sides) were shown for the fools they are.
Pogues on parade I started this Veteran’s Day column back at the end of July. Often, I finish the weekly treatise right before the deadline every Thursday evening. Given the nonstop news’ cycle, what I have learned over the last 21 years is how it’s a fool’s errand to try and “get ahead.” There are …
Oh, my goodness! Did you hear that sound sweep across America about 2 o’clock, standard time Tuesday night? It was a collective sigh of relief from millions of Americans
The Bible is sometimes referred to as the Good Book. In general, when we think of the Bible in its entirety, we think of prophets, saints, apostles, and martyrs. Good people, right? But let’s dig a little deeper. Both the New and the Old Testaments contain stories of flawed men and women. In the New Testament, …
Elections aren’t complicated. People vote for who is best for them. People who think they are smarter than everyone else overlook this simple fact.
Our award winning economists are either more dedicated to the propaganda than the truth, or they don’t understand the difference between wealth creation and wealth redistribution.
The Preamble to the Constitution contains this lofty line: “[To] promote the general welfare…,”. Article I, Section 8 finds similar wording: “The Congress shall have the power to … provide for the … general welfare of the United States….” These General Welfare notations have been interpreted to mean the federal government has the right/power – …
British newspapers are endorsing Kamala Harris for president. But the endorsers live in England, which has no Electoral College votes thanks to George Washington and company.
MSNBC’s Joy Reid made her final argument against Donald Trump last night. It was the run-of-the-mill ad hominem attack that called him Hitler. How uninteresting.