Columnist.
Perhaps it's high time we stopped pretending that there are rules governing elections.
We've all heard so much about toxic masculinity, it only seems fair to point out that if there is such a thing, it's only logical to assume that there is a corresponding version of it if one merely takes the time to search for it.
You would have thought that Southern segregationists were long gone, but thanks to Joe Biden, James Eastland and Herman Talmadge are very much in the news once again.
Of all the cockeyed notions promulgated by the Democrats, and there are scores of them, perhaps the most appalling is the one that calls for people who never owned slaves or mistreated blacks paying extortion to black people who not only never picked cotton but never knew anyone who had.
It was perfectly clear when Barry Goldwater said that extremism in the defense of liberty was no vice and that moderation in the pursuit of justice was no virtue that he was spelling out the basic creed of conservatism.
I have long despaired over the fact that our geography doesn't allow us to separate into two nations—one liberal, the other conservative—the way it could have been handled prior to the Civil War, when the Mason-Dixon Line provided a perfect border.
It has been said and not only by me that if it weren't for double standards, Liberals would have no standards at all. But that's not entirely true.
We used to call people who slept, pooped and urinated, on the streets bums. That's not because we Americans were mean and insensitive, but because they were bums.
Democrats sound like they're on the side of the angels whenever they start calling for the end of the Electoral College.
First it was Cher, who overcame her ditziness long enough to send out a tweet calling for the city of Los Angeles to quit wasting money on illegal aliens when 50,000 of its own legal residents, including military veterans, were homeless. But as soon as her Hollywood colleagues tweeted their displeasure with her remark, she immediately deleted her message.
One of the many things that has gone missing in America is a sense of standards. I first became aware of this decades ago when white firemen sued their home towns for ignoring objective tests for promotion by tipping the scales in favor of blacks.
If you wonder why the Democrats and their media pets haven't made a bigger deal of the Highlands Ranch High School shootings, the answer, I suspect, can be traced to the fact that one of the shooters is Devon Erickson, a registered Democrat, Obama-loving, anti-Trump, Christian-hating, 18-year-old.
Even the usually recalcitrant Chuck Schumer supports President Trump's gutsy attempt to make China finally clean up its act.
I don't know how Christians can manage to be so tolerant of people attacking their religion. Maybe their religion has something to do with it.
I have concluded that all those jokes that people make about blondes would work even better if told about Joe Biden.
The reason that the symbol of American justice is always shown wearing a blindfold while holding a scale is because the ideal in this democratic republic is that all are equal under the law.
When the self-righteous morons give full vent to their stupidity by knocking over the statues of Civil War heroes and demonstrating against the likes of Christopher Columbus and Thomas Jefferson, individuals who loom far above them in terms of courage and achievement, they are merely engaged in the sort of lunacy for which the Left is notorious.
By now, we are all aware of the fact that in an attempt to blame President Trump for all the things that are wrong in America, Jussie Smollett falsely accused two white MAGA-hat wearing white guys of beating him up and an Indian named Nathan Phillips lied about being threatened by a bunch of Christian high school students.
I write a lot more letters than I receive. That's probably due to the fact that I often write to strangers. As a rule, they don't write back.
Kent Boom sent me a list of lies that can be traced back over the past 55 years, starting with LBJ's announcing that we were attacked in the Gulf of Tonkin.
