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Thursday, June 4, 2026

America 250: Bunker Hill or Breed's Hill — It's a Battle Just the Same
The Battle of Bunker Hill alarmed the members of Parliament, and King George III responded with additional harsh measures.

Jill Biden Assures Nation Joe's Old Age Did Not Hamper Her Ability to Serve as President
"I'm grateful that we had a highly qualified staff that kept Joe occupied and cared for while I got all my work done as president."

Reader Comments
"We are close to a voting majority that would willingly give away our liberty-loving Founders' constitutional republic for a flawed humanist system."
Wednesday, June 3, 2026

Democrats' Maine Senate Gamble Raises Questions About Standards
The Maine race has become a test of whether parties are willing to apply the same standards to their own nominees that they demand of their opponents.

Young Voters Falling for Socialist Myths
Pay attention to how fast Democratic Socialists of America candidates spouting collectivism are making headway.

Six Strings and the Chord Your Life Makes
"The people who tend to their faith in ordinary seasons do not come undone in extraordinary ones."

Military Service Is a Privilege, Not a Constitutional Right
The U.S. military is not a social engineering petri dish for leftist idiocy.

Are Californians Dreaming?
Could it be that after decades of Democrat malfeasance, Golden Staters are finally waking up? Or will they simply hit the snooze button and roll over once again in November?

Military Blocked From Expunging 'Transgenders'
An appellate court upholds a lower-court ruling against the Trump administration's military ban on gender-dysphoric individuals.

Every Democrat Sent to Washington Will Hurt Our Country
Even in the worst case, we have a chance of solving the problem with Republicans. With Democrats the chance is zero.

Ali Velshi's 'Deep Unease' Over America at 250
"I feel a deep unease about the celebrations to which I am invited to mark the 250th anniversary of our so-called democracy."

Is Bernie Sanders a Kapo?
Sanders has repeatedly announced that he is proud to be Jewish. But if that is true, how could such a proud Jew embrace someone like Graham Platner?

Bureaucrats in the Way
Four years ago, Ursula Newell-Davis tried to help more kids by doing short-term respite work. Louisiana wouldn't let her.

'Safe Spaces' for LGBTQ+ World Cup Fans?
Apparently, people are concerned that San Francisco isn't welcoming enough for homosexuals.

Eyes on the Ball, Please!
Why is it that the hottest of red-hot issues reported these days are matters that would seem to be purely second-order in comparison?

Relative vs. Absolute
The politics of relativism means that the goalposts keep moving, positions keep changing, and every statement comes with an expiration date.

Californians Give Us Their Top 9 Reasons for Still Voting Democrat
Looks like California is going to remain blue for a while yet, but at least the voters have some legit reasons.
Tuesday, June 2, 2026

The Longest Day
June 6, 2026, marks the 82nd anniversary of Operation Overlord, the largest military amphibious operation in history.

Keep Politicians Out of College Sports
The NCAA and the major conferences should decide what's in the best interest of the game and the schools.

RIP to the Anti-Weaponization Fund?
Amid the screeching from all the usual suspects, the Trump administration has backed away, at least temporarily, from its well-intentioned $1.776 billion victims restitution fund.