Chicago May Quit Being a Sanctuary City
Chicago may quit being a sanctuary city Having to put your wallet where your alligator mouth is changes everything
Thoughts About America: the Angry, the Miserable, the Suicidal
Who can the public believe in a nation where opinion and the “narrative” masquerade as unbiased and accurate news—an unpardonable journalistic violation that we see more and more often today on network and cable news reports?
Laughing Off Critical Race Theory: Unpacking the Hype and Hypocrisy
CRT may have its supporters, but let’s just say it’s the quirkiest guest at the academic party. It’s time for a good-natured ribbing and some critical thinking about this buzzworthy concept.
Historical Timelines and the Bible
The following brief Biblical Timeline, based on personal studies and beliefs, raises unique observations and questions.
The Tales of Little Pavel, Episode 3
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 about modern urban politics.
Redefining Thanksgiving Sports Traditions: Prioritizing Health and Sportsmanship
For decades, gridiron clashes have been synonymous with our Thanksgiving holiday, uniting fans in celebration.
A Letter of Thanks by Sean Dietrich
A letter by American Citizen Writer, Sean Dietrich, giving thanks to God
A Contribution For The Recipe Box
If we think about it, sometimes the greatest joys in life, can come in very small, furry packages that delight us with their own simple joy in life.
What Mary’s Mother Knew
As the Advent season approaches, our thoughts turn to Mary, Joseph, and the Baby, but have you ever wondered about Mary’s mother?
Unraveling the Myths: How ‘Zeitgeist’ Misrepresents Christianity
In today’s digital age, information flows freely, and we’re exposed to countless ideas and beliefs, often through the medium of online videos.
Did You Know That Wanting to Protect Your Country’s Borders Makes You ‘Far Right’?
But some people believe it just makes you sensible! If there’s one thing the left and the credentialed media just love to do is to try to minimize conservatives by labeling them as ‘far right’. Apparently just another tweak, and we’d all be neo-Nazis! As Robert Stacy McCain reported, a knife attack, allegedly by an …
Justice Postponed, Too Long, Is Justice Denied
Justice Postponed, Too Long, Is Justice Denied; John DiLeo’s Reflections on the anniversary of the death of Fidel Castro.
Parody As a Weapon Part CXI; Electing Biden Equals Suffering
Parody As a Weapon Part CXI; If you want to elect Joe Biden, you must prepare for a lot of suffering.
Evening Soup with Basement Joe, Episode 27
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: 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 …
Mark Twain’s Ghostly Gripes: An Imagined Critique of Modern Government Overreach
From the grave, Twain’s witty spirit is resurrected to cast an observant eye on the modern state of government and its curious penchant for overreach.
2,000 Sociologists Enthusiastically Discredit Their Profession
Over 2,000 sociologists (and climbing), from some of the world’s most prestigious universities, have proudly signed a letter of support for Gaza after the October 7 attack on Israel. They accuse Israel, not the Palestinians nor their Hamas operatives, of genocide.
The Necktie Nonsense: Let’s Loosen Up the Noose of Fashion
The necktie, a piece of cloth that seems to serve no practical purpose other than creating a noose-like fashion statement.
For What I Am Thankful
Their lives being so personally miserable, the Usual Suspects on the left want to make normal people’s lives miserable, too, combitching that the holiday should be renamed ‘Truthsgiving’, and too-numerous-to-count articles telling leftists how to ‘survive’ a family get-together in which an irascible uncle — or perhaps even most of the family — are, Heaven …
Thanks G.I. Joe
Nov. 26, 1863, (FREDERICKSBURG)—Dearest Brother, I suppose you are having a good time this Thanksgiving, eating plum pudding and chicken pie and cider. I hope you are, at any rate, for I want you to enjoy yourself. I should like to be with you, and I know you would like to have me, but alas …
A Reassessment of the Pilgrims’ Motive and Legacy
The tale of the Pilgrims’ journey to the New World has been ingrained in our collective understanding as a pursuit of religious freedom.