The Archetype: The American Everygirl
Taylor Swift began as the embodiment of the “girl next door” myth — poetic, wide-eyed, a guitar and a journal full of heartbreaks.
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Nine Months In: Trump’s Second Term is Strong, Fearless, and Unapologetic
At this writing, the Trump presidency has just passed the nine-month mark, a statistically significant point in human life, and perhaps similarly significant in this particularly unusual presidential term.
Columbus Set the Oars in Motion
Why has modern America chosen to attack Columbus Day? Many schools no longer celebrate it; many states have dropped it in ignominy… or worse, they use it as a negative teaching opportunity: to trash the explorers who brought European civilization to these shores. Of course, it’s still celebrated as …
The United Nations Betrays Its Mission, Again
Israel’s longest-serving Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, stood to address the United Nations on Friday, September 26, and much of the room walked out. The world press paints this as a repudiation. The world is wrong.
The Morning News
I woke up looking for God. I always look for Him in the mornings. Sometimes, however, He’s hard to find. Sometimes He hides.
The Public Conversation and the Unavoidable Conclusion
The problem is that the Right tells the truth, both about what it believes and about why they disagree with what the Left believes…while the Left spreads vile calumnies about the Right, specifically to gin up utterly undeserved hatred in their credulous audiences.
Charlie Kirk Was Assassinated Today In An Act Of Domestic Terrorism: Cultural Lunacy in America and the Reduction to the Absurd Part 5
Our Culture Needs To Get Its Act Together About Political Violence And Political Lawfare. Charlie Kirk was assassinated by a political terrorist today as I was in the middle of finishing up my weekly article. He leaves a legacy of tremendous energy and effectiveness as a representative for civil discourse and dialogue and potential and …
Israel and the United States – A True Friendship, Not Just a Strategic Alliance
There are stories in the news saying that the bloom is off the rose, that the special relationship between the United States and Israel is breaking down.
Why Democrats Choose Death Over Life
Why? It is the eternal question, the question we ask the most. And sometimes the hardest to answer.
Animals don’t ask “why.” People do.
An Update To Acknowledge And Recognize A Righteous Act Of Redemption Although Still Motivated By Racial Circumstances: Billionaire Robert Johnson
Reprising A Four-Year-Old Story That Has Timed Off AFNN Regarding Robert Johnson.
Dems Cracker Barreling Our Country
Democrats are trying to convince us that America is no longer the great country we think we are.
Moral Relativism Part 2: The Culture of Violence
If Part 1 showed how moral relativism erodes dignity, Part 2 is about what happens when that erosion finally shows itself in blood.
Freedom Of Speech Lives In Small Town Newspaper In Reddest County In The Red State Of South Dakota
Since there weren’t enough racist incidents in this Portland burb to promote the “conservatives are racists” narrative, the editor hired a writer to beat the bushes for “racist” incidents. When someone claimed to be a victim of racism, this writer reported the “victim’s” claims, ignoring witnesses and evidence.
More Racism From White Suicidal Libs: Democrats Nominate Somali Communist Muslim For Minneapolis Mayor Over White Incumbent Leftist
Currently a state senator, Fateh pledges include $20 minimum-wage by 2028, “free” public housing, “free” college tuition, rent controls, and help for illegal aliens, even murderers, rapists, et al, in avoiding ICE.
A White House Physician Takes the Fifth
We expect a president to be in good mental health at all times, and anything that would obstruct the ability to be instantly and fully awakened – such as general anesthesia, recreational drug use, coma or dementia – is simply unacceptable in the presidency.
Lessons from the Del Monte Bankruptcy
Depressing news from the business world: Del Monte Foods filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this week, with all divisions potentially up for sale. The Del Monte brand has been around for over 135 years.
The Culture of Lawlessness
For a Democrat, The Philadelphia Inquirer’s chief editorial board writer Daniel Pearson is one of the not-so-bad guys. He’s actually a (mostly) moderate guy who wants to see the laws enforced, though perhaps less so when it comes to our immigration laws and serious criminal laws in general; you can’t endorse the George Soros-sponsored, criminal-loving …
Zohran Kwame Mamdani and the Importation of America’s Enemies
Mamdani was elected as a New York State Assemblyman in 2020 and now, with four years in Albany under his belt, he jumped at the chance to run for Mayor of New York.
Why I Have Stopped Watching Professional Basketball-the NBA and WNBA (And Football Is Right Behind It)
Sports That Have Degraded To The Point Of Being Unwatchable
Battlefield Los Angeles: 2025
There are many public policy decisions that are difficult, decisions that require serious thought and perhaps consultation with advisors. And then there are public policy decisions that are easy. The crisis in Los Angeles in June 2025 is one of the easy ones.