We Are Not Black, White, Brown or Gay-We Are Conservative Americans
Just as we do on past Martin Luther King Day celebrations and now on Juneteenth, we take time to reflect, enjoy family and friends, and honor our shared values.
Culture
Juneteenth: How America’s 1st GOP President Freed the Democrats’ Slaves
The Emancipation Proclamation only applied to the 11 states that had seceded from the United States, leaving slavery untouched in the four slaves states (AKA Border States) that remained loyal to the United States: Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri.
Increase Illegals’ Rights, Decrease Americans’ Rights
Counting foreign nationals in the 2030 Census will decrease Americans’ rights in the Electoral College and in the House of Representatives.
The Material World: Our Culture’s Love Affair with the Tangible
Our worldview itself has become entrenched in materialism, where tangible, quantifiable aspects of life are often prioritized over the intangible and spiritual.
Snark – The Smugness of Progress: America’s Love Affair with Generational Superiority
Millennials and Gen Z folks love to pat themselves on the back, convinced they’re more enlightened than their ancestors who apparently spent their days being mean to Native Americans
Crime in America – Claims, Statistics, and Evidence
Ronald Reagan replied with his trademark wit: “A Recession… is when your neighbor loses his job. A Depression… is when you lose yours. And Recovery… is when Jimmy Carter loses his!”
With Muslim Patients, When Will Doctors Need Bodyguards?
As the Biden Regime talks about importing hundreds of thousands of Hamas-supporting Muslims from Gaza, how long will it be before America’s major cities have no-go zones?
Historical Parallels: Germany Pride in 1933 echoes in Modern-Day USA
Germany in 1933 and the current cultural movements in the USA show striking similarities in the dynamics of rapid cultural change
Western Civ On the Brink
Who stands for the West? “Hey, Hey, Ho, Ho. Western civ has got to go.” (Jesse Jackson, Stanford University, 1992)
Long Ago, & Far Away in a Land that Time Forgot
The 1950s were a more congenial and safer time to be a kid than it is today. There was no Internet or social media to bully and insult us.
The USA Cultural Decay of Moral Values: Obstacles to Following the Ten Commandments
Here’s a closer look at why it’s so difficult for individuals to follow simple moral rules in today’s cultural landscape
Oliver Stone: A Brilliant Mind and Fearless Patriot
Oliver Stone, a renowned filmmaker, and patriot is celebrated for his brilliant mind and fearless dedication to truth-telling.
The Significance of Early Religious Nurturing: Fostering Lifelong Faith
Early exposure to religious narratives, rituals, and values helps create a foundational understanding that influences one’s religious identity and outlook on life.
A Day in the Life of a Customer; Tired of Woke Companies
Leftist activists have browbeaten companies into inserting political points into business presentations, while distorting science and good sense.
Our Regrettable Decline from Collective Discretion into Social Mobocracy
You’ve seen images of “Walmart People.” Can any of this be real? Do people really look like that? And do they go to Walmart and other places?
The Bookies’ Squeeze Play
Headlining Major League Baseball’s (MLB) offseason was not its uniform fiasco, the Players Association’s battles, the new ownership of the Baltimore Orioles or the bickering over broadcast rights.
The Attack On Qualified Immunity: Part 2
Judges wield a great deal of power and discretion in the system laid out in our Constitution, though not all of their power, such as judicial review, is spelled out precisely.
Why Conservatives Need to Stop Saying “My Country’s Not Perfect”
Stop saying, “We all know our country is not perfect.” It’s not a sign of virtue. It’s a marker of leftist victory.
It’s Our Turn Now
Someone once asked the question, “what would you do if you woke up tomorrow with only those things left that you thanked God for today?”
The Battle for Western Civilization in our Universities
When I was an undergraduate student at the University of Kansas, a requirement for graduation was a survey/readings course called Western Civilization.