Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Mr. President, for more than three years, together with friends and colleagues in the organization Cyrus Force, we have argued that the crisis between Iran and the West cannot be solved permanently through military confrontation, temporary ceasefires, sanctions alone, or emotional political slogans.
A very serious issue we all need to be concerned about is the presence of artificial intelligence in our everyday lives, and we will get to that shortly, but first we need to discuss how I got stung by a bee.
An organization can take pride when the race-baiting, hate-promoting, indicted Southern Poverty Law Center targets them: Whatever that organization is doing is benefiting Americans and protecting our freedoms, or else SPLC would not bother putting them on their hate list.
Rep. Russell Fry, R-S.C., commends Vice President JD Vance’s leadership of the federal anti-fraud task force on ‘The Evening Edit.’
“Socialism does not collapse because it runs out of money. It collapses because it runs out of truth. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn understood this better than almost anyone alive. The Soviet Union was not held together by productivity, innovation, or freedom. It was held together by fear and a mountain of compulsory lies. Citizens learned to repeat obvious nonsense simply to survive. Newspapers reported record harvests while shelves sat empty. The state called itself a workers’ paradise while millions disappeared into camps. As the Bible warns in The Bible, Satan is ‘the father of lies,’ and every authoritarian system follows the same blueprint: suppress truth, punish dissent, and force the population to publicly kneel before fiction. The gulag was not the beginning of the process. It was the final invoice.”
When the sex abuse scandal involving Catholic priests became major news, I was seriously concerned about the widely-spreading stereotype of all priests being perverts. While the John Jay Report, The Nature and Scope of Sexual Abuse of Minors by Catholic Priests and Deacons in the United States 1950-2002 documented that the problem was limited to …
Fox News contributor Joe Concha reacts to Democrats, including Rep. Ro Khanna and former Vice President Kamala Harris, reviving calls to expand the Supreme Court on ‘Fox News Live.’
Parillo explores elections and why only one Senator can stop legislation
On Saturday, people in Arkansas held a fundraiser for Aaron Spencer, the Republican nominee for sheriff of Lonoke County. They raised the money not for Spencer’s campaign. He’s a lock because Trump picked up 76% of the vote in the county 2 years ago.
The money is for his murder trial, which begins next month.
Speaking during the final leg of his visit to India, Secretary of State Marco Rubio pressed for the opening of the Strait of Hormuz as soon as an agreement with Iran is reached, saying the strait will be open, “one way or the other.”
Some people will make more money than others. It’s not racism, sexism, or any other ism. And nothing will change that.
I am not sure whether you understand English, but I’d like to think you do. I’d like to think that you know exactly what I’m saying to you. I’d like to think I speak fluent dog.
SB 1321 stops taxpayer funded, irreversible medical interventions on children.
Former acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf raises questions about White House security after an armed suspect neared security checkpoint.
Trump flew to China promising to put the dragon on a leash and came home carrying a bag of soybean promises, university tuition receipts, and little else. Beijing gave up no meaningful ground on farmland, Taiwan, or strategic competition, while Trump softened on Chinese land purchases and signaled support for large numbers of Chinese students studying in the United States. Xi Jinping kept the leverage, protected his core interests, and let Washington celebrate another stack of nonbinding agreements. The dragon did not blink. It smiled, bowed politely, and sent America home with a participation trophy.
This is a speech I will be delivering at a Memorial Day ceremony in my hometown. I thought I would share it with those who are willing to take a few minutes to read.
Memorial Day compels Americans to confront a word we avoid: debt. Not the financial kind that Congress pretends will magically resolve itself, but the older, heavier meaning — the kind carved into headstones at Arlington and cemeteries across the country. It is the debt paid in full by those who gave their lives, so the …
In this chapter, Hamilton (and Parillo) address the opposite question, why should the new federal government not regulate all elections?
After his last bombing raid over Germany, my father-in-law wrote in his journal: “I can’t explain the way I feel – a tremendous relief; the knowledge that I will see my wife and family again is like having your life handed to you – like a reprieve from a death sentence.”
