When Prosecution Becomes Persecution – Donald Trump and the $364 Million Fine
We should be reacting with horror at much of the news today, and we don’t, for the most useless of reasons: we’re just used to it.
Advancing Diversity and Inclusion in the NFL: The Case for Mandatory Inclusion of Transgender Players
One diversity measure could be a policy mandating the inclusion of at least one transgender player in all plays during regulation football games.
Do the Left Really Want to Excuse Juvenile Crime?
As we reported on Ash Wednesday, The Philadelphia Inquirer gave OpEd space to three Montclair State University ‘academics,’ in which they argued that the barins of teenagers are not fully matured by age 18, and that they should usually be treated as juveniles for several more years, to give them a chance for rehabilitation. Well, …
Evangelicals For Barrabas
The Commies can be partially restrained by the Senate and free States. I’m just not going to vote for a Barrabas. Nor will I try to return a Saul to power.
George Washington was the greatest American. Don’t settle for less.
George Washington: the man who transformed America from a collection of British colonies to independent states that formed what is now called the United States.
Unraveling the Whitewater Saga: A Look Back at the Clintons’ Controversial Real Estate Deal
The Whitewater scandal, a real estate investment deal involving Bill and Hillary Clinton in the 1970s and 1980s, became emblematic of the controversies that marked their political careers.
Another Example Of Deafening Liberal Silence
News organizations and their leftist followers screech to high heavens when there is a mass shooting-uniess the shooter is a member of a protected demographic.
Evening Soup with Basement Joe – Episode 52: French Onion Soup and Law Enforcement
Joe Buckstop, an aging, corrupt old fool, somehow becomes president in his basement, and every night, an aide has to bring him his soup and discuss the events of the day as he prepares to receive his nightly meds…
The Brain’s Urge for Hierarchy: Exploring Human Affiliation with Hierarchical Organizations
Human beings have long exhibited a propensity for seeking out and thriving within hierarchical organizations, a phenomenon deeply ingrained in our brain’s chemistry.
Dodging the 13th Amendment; It’s not “slavery.” It’s giving a home to poor black people from Haiti who like to cook.
Boston TV stations are airing “exclusives” this Valentine’s Week about area residents taking illegal aliens — refugees in wokespeak — into their homes.
Challenging the Supreme Court’s Overreach: The Razor Wire Ruling and State Sovereignty
The recent Supreme Court decision to allow the removal of Texas’ border razor wire fencing, in a narrow 5-4 ruling, has sparked a significant debate about state rights and federal overreach, particularly in the context of border security. This decision not only challenges the principle of state sovereignty but also overlooks an essential constitutional provision: …
The Urgent Need for Long-Term Vision in Contemporary Politics
In the tumultuous landscape of modern era, short-sighted politics is a critical issue jeopardizing the future of Our Nation.
An Ancient Egyptian Method to Determine Joe Biden’s Fitness for Office
The defense of Biden’s mental capacity can be summed up in these eight words: “Believe what we say, not what you see.”
What Do You Call the Leaders of Gaza?
What do you call an organization that takes billions of dollars in humanitarian aid funds, and invests it in foreign private resorts and bank accounts for its elite leaders instead of improving the lives of the rank and file people under its care?
The Tales of Little Pavel, Episode 15 – Little Pavel Rents a Room
Political Satire: Having trouble surviving these times? You’re not alone. Join us in columnist John F. Di Leo’s exploration of an alternate universe, where we imagine the impossible: An idealistic teenager, living in the 51st ward of a fictional city in middle America, volunteers at the local party headquarters, and learns a lesson or two …
Survival Strategies in Times of National Turmoil: Lessons from Rome for Today’s Individual
The ability to embrace change and adjust to new governance structures or economic paradigms allows for a more resilient response to the uncertainties that may accompany a period of national turmoil.
Globalist Babylon Is Coming
Recently, I wrote a message titled “Babylon the Great Is Fallen.” In that message, I erroneously stated that “Mystery Babylon” was mentioned in Revelation 18. Since that time, I’ve done a much deeper study on the subject and there are some things I’d like to clarify here. First of all, “Mystery Babylon” is …
Faith in the Shadows: Strategies Christians Used to Navigate Persecution Throughout History
Throughout history, Christians have faced periods of intense persecution, forcing them to adopt ingenious strategies to conceal their faith and continue worshiping in secret.
Stupidity x Stupidity = Stupidity²
When your Wikipedia biography page has a section “Other Names,” you know that there’s already a problem. We have mentioned the lovely Rachel Dolezal only thrice previously on The First Street Journal, and then only in mockery. The white woman born Rachel Anne Dolezal, to two white parents, in very white Montana — 88.9% white, …
Rush, Where Are You? Missing Rush Limbaugh When We Need Him Most
On this the third sad anniversary of Rush’s passing, I know I’ll finally get to meet him one day and hear his booming voice again. Until then, I miss you Rush. Dittos.