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Friday, October 10, 2025
The FAFO DOJ Comes for NY AG Letitia James
You may not like that Donald Trump's Justice Department is coming down on his legal and political opponents, but Democrats are the ones who opened Pandora's Box.
Katie Porter Is a Nasty Piece of Work
The California gubernatorial front-runner doesn't want to try to change hearts and minds. She simply wants to overpower the opposition.
The Sanctuary Showdown
Democrats like Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson want the rest of the country to think ICE agents are targeting the innocent for simply being, you guessed it, black or brown.
The VA's Incredible Waste Problem
The disability benefits program of the Department of Veterans Affairs is being abused, needlessly ballooning costs for taxpayers. The dirty secret: It incentivizes waste.
Profiles of Valor: CPT Florent Groberg (USA)
"It was the worst day of my life. ... I lost four of my brothers."
Palisades Pyro
Another radicalized leftist was arrested for "maliciously starting" one of the most destructive wildfires in the history of Los Angeles.
Greta Thunberg Awarded Nobel Prize for Ending the War in Gaza
"There has never been a greater hero for peace. It was all Greta."
Thursday, October 9, 2025
Weaponizing the DOJ? Say It Ain't So!
The Democrats' assertion that Donald Trump's Justice Department is waging an unprecedented campaign of targeting political enemies is laughably hypocritical gaslighting.
The Public Housing Trap
When you disenfranchise neighborhoods and force unnatural community structures, it creates a hole from which those living in poverty cannot get out.
The Myth of Falling Crime: Why Americans Don't Trust the Numbers
A political class eager to tout success selectively leans on crime statistics that do not represent reality.
Memo to Trump: Don't Stop
The second-term headlines are so uplifting, I sometimes wonder if the New York Times is clueless or secretly on my side.
When Public Policy Replaces Private Virtue
Even if one assumes that Jay Jones would not actually put a bullet in the brain of a political opponent, it is reasonable to ask what he would do if someone else did.
The Supreme Court Considers 'Conversion Therapy'
The irony is that so many opponents of using counseling to change a person's sexual orientation advocate using hormones and surgery to change a person's gender.
Feminist Antipathy Toward Conservative Female Leaders
Despite claiming to stand for helping women rise to be equal with men, feminists don't like conservative women who succeed because it's actually about ideology.
Israel 101: An Unbreakable Promise From Almighty God
Understanding the Bible's historical promises to Israel is about informed conversation, respectful citizenship, and recognizing how ancient texts still shape modern reality.
James Comey Produces Letter Signed by 51 Former Intelligence Officials Saying He's Totally Innocent
"This is rock-solid proof of my innocence," Comey told the court as he held up the letter.
Reader Comments
"The Nobel award may be a farce, but I think if awarded Trump should graciously accept it just so we can watch the collective explosion of Democrats' heads."
Wednesday, October 8, 2025
A Week Celebrating America's Most Intrepid Patriots, Past and Present
"For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty."
What's the ObamaCare Fight All About, Anyway?
Democrats created ObamaCare and expanded subsidies without Republican help. Now they're blaming the GOP for not saving them from the disaster they created.