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Re: Cali’s Commie Commissar Karen

“Bass’s disingenuous comments about her affection for Fidel Castro aside, she and Newsom have a clear vision for Los Angeles, for California and for the rest of our nation. And it pairs with the dictatorial tyranny of Fidel Castro, but without the goon enforcers and re-education camps, at least not until they have implemented all their other Liberty-suppressing diktats. The lazy generation under 30 today, know nothing of the tyrannical communist regimes that ruled before the rise of Ronald Reagan. Thou they re-emerged under Obama and surged under Biden.” —California

“Oh, it’s not just California. I know Alexander did not assert that but just a reminder that this statist disease has metastasized up the entire left coast of our great nation. Likewise, don’t forget that there are still many right-thinking conservatives in these states, however outnumbered…but not outgunned!” —Oregon

“Alexander notes correctly, "I checked Bass’s Wikipedia page this week, and it has been sanitized — it makes no mention of the word ‘communist.’” Well of course it has! Just a reminder of how the modern socialist/communist sympathizers have suppressed free speech over the last four years. Blame the systematically misinformed voters who continue to elect these charlatans. Their method of madness in seizing control of the entire Democratic Party has clearly given these one-world communists the political tools to utilize authoritarian rule against every American who stands in their way.“ —North Carolina

Re: Cracker Barrel Removes the Barrel and the Cracker

"Cracker Barrel’s chief ‘cracker’ and woke CEO has decided to remove both the barrel and the old ‘cracker’ dude from the logo. White guilt continues to run deep throughout leftist-led organizations. I bet the ‘hear me roar’ CEO will still keep getting invited to the leftist cool kids table, though. That’s all that matters.” —Oklahoma

“Clearly, these folks hired the out-of-work Denny’s decorators. The greatest imperative in the CEO position is making sure you have advisors who will provide truth and not smoke. If her staff is actually saying that, then the board needs to hog out that entire floor.” —Texas

“You have to give credit where credit is due. These leftists maintain and promote a consistent ideology — they are mind-numbingly ignorant and simple-minded. At least they got that going for them.” —North Carolina

“I vowed to never eat or shop at a Cracker Barrel several years ago when it went over the top in its internal DEI political crisis. This ridiculous rebranding shows just how ignorant and self-absorbed woke white women really are. This is just another Bud Light dumpster fire. Glad I never purchased stock in this self-sabotaging corporation!” —Washington

“What a sorry makeover. I can’t imagine where the CEO has been having dinner, but she must not have been eating at Cracker Barrel. Discarding the icons is a loss to me and others. Hopefully, Cracker Barrel will attract another clientele so it may survive. I liked their breakfasts while enjoying the interior. But no more.” —Florida

Re: The Dems’ Brand Is Mud

“You have to remember the tried-and-true Democrat playbook. When the opposition is in the White House: bludgeon, destroy, eviscerate — then repeat. That’s all they have. If they offered ideas, solutions, or remedies, they wouldn’t be Democrat. So, again, will they ever let go of their TDS? With 2028 years away, we can only sit back and continue to marvel at their folly.” —North Carolina

Re: Kids With ‘Climate Anxiety’

“If you think that’s bad… I came across a guy in town today handing out flyers promoting a ‘flat earth’ society. He fits right in with the ‘tree huggers’ and the ‘save the whales’ crowd. I did my best to calmly engage him on the fallacies of a ‘flat earth’ theory, but to no avail. He became angry, turning red in the face, and began spewing a bunch of nonsense. It was at that point that I wished him well and departed. A bit later, regretfully, I wished I had asked him if he was a Trump supporter.” —North Carolina

“The need for hope in any situation is paramount. I watch videos on YouTube that show how to make a difference and promote a healthy planet. Some still have propaganda in them, but when you look at the results, you can see how stupid the propaganda is. Showing revitalization of areas all around the globe says we can make a difference. We just need to get up off our backsides and do it.” —Oregon

Re: Mothers Are Leaving the Workforce in Droves

“This article by Emmy Griffin I’ve found most interesting. In the mid-1970s, I chose to be a stay-at-home mom, and then a homeschooling mom. Thirty years later, my skills for the workforce weren’t acceptable. All those years I had not stayed at home, I was a skilled domestic engineer who then turned what I knew into helping other young mothers choose as I had done. The homemaker skills of the pre-WWII generation are life-fulfilling and never expendable. It’s time women learned them again.” —California

Re: Captain Obvious

“For all who are born again, hold fast to this amazing promise: ‘But as it is written, Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him.’ (1 Cor. 2:9) And the Holy Spirit will be with us all the way to our eternal home. Now, that will surely make you happy too!” —North Carolina