A Very Minor Omission In The Philadelphia Inquirer

Philadelphia Inquirer, Building

I use the term ‘journolism’ to refer to heavily biased reporting. It’s not a misspelling: my of spelling ‘journolist’ or ‘journolism’ comes from JournoList, an email list of 400 influential and politically liberal journalists, the exposure of which called into question their objectivity. Many times biased journalism comes not from stating something false, but the …

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Staying Sane In A Brandon World

      If you’re a conservative.  If you’re someone with common sense and decency. If you’re someone who loves this country, a patriot, the average American citizen.  Certainly, if you’re a Christian.  If you are any, all or a combination of these, then it seems the world has gone crazy, so quickly in just …

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Here Are the Republicans Who Could Potentially Vote Yea for Ketanji Brown Jackson

Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia announced on Friday that he will vote to confirm President Joe Biden’s Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson. “I met with Judge Jackson and evaluated her qualifications to be a Supreme Court Justice. After meeting with her, considering her record, and closely monitoring her testimony and questioning before …

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Sign of the Apocalypse

When California announced that it was raising the dollar limit on shoplifting to $950 before a person could be charged with a felony, and started releasing people with no bail, any American with half a brain knew what was coming. Sure enough, California is experiencing a crime wave of amazing proportions. Thieves routinely walk into …

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To College or Not to College

More and more high school students are expressing a lack of interest in attending four-year schools. They often cite student debt as a reason. Really that is about cost vs. value. There are many paths to successful lives and careers that do not involve enduring four years of political indoctrination. The move away from four-year colleges is healthy.

Reconstructing History, Part 7: Conflict, History, and the Future

Social Justice movements do not try to re-construct American history because they do not like it. They do it to break the historical path dependency and set a new future based on their ideology. The questions are:
Do they have the power to completely break the path?
Will other forces counter-act them?

Liberals Don’t Know What to Do After Chick-fil-A Becomes a Major Source of Renewable Energy

The famous fast-food chain Chick-fil-A is now doing more to save the environment than your average leftist. Earlier this week, Darling Ingredients Inc., a company that turns food waste into sustainable products, announced they’d been selected to convert used cooking oil from all Chick-fil-A locations in the U.S. and Canada into renewable transportation fuel. According to …

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When Russia Invades and When China Invades

2022 has already seen Russia invade Ukraine and China may follow suit and invade Taiwan. Both invasions come at the invitation of American weakness watched by the world when the Taliban took Afghanistan. The fall of Afghanistan and American bug out demonstrated incompetence as well as cowardice over commitment. Russia and China know they can …

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Comedian Impersonates a Liberal at City Hall Meeting; Tirade Over Trans Rights Leaves Members in State of Shock

Cassady Campbell is a comedian who makes his living by performing over the top pranks on unsuspecting people. With over 1.58 million subscribers so far on his YouTube channel, it’s clear that he’s pretty good at what he does. Campbell uploaded a video of his impersonation of an outraged trans rights activist at a Denton, …

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The Left Has To Deny Obvious Truths, Because Some Truths Just Do Not Fit The Narrative.

Lia Thomas

Even Bruce Jenner, the winner of the men’s Decathalon in the 1976 Olympics, but is now so f(ornicated) up in the head that he thinks he’s a woman agrees: Will Thomas, the ‘transgender’ swimmer for the University of Pennsylvania’s women’s swimming team who now calls himself ‘Lia,’ is not the real winner of the 500-yard …

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