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Friday, August 21, 2026

Profiles of Valor: CPT David Christian (USA)
"Although wounded again by an enemy rocket-propelled grenade, he did not permit himself to be treated until the other injured men had been evacuated."

Bataan Death March
We are in a war and our enemy is brutal. Fear and intimidation are his weapons of choice. Are you and I going to come to the aid of those who fall by the wayside?

America Descends Into Mourning Upon News That Harry and Meghan Are Leaving
Citizens wept openly in the streets, wondering how America would be able to carry on without the charming couple.
Thursday, August 20, 2026

Hey Pal, Can I Borrow $40 Trillion?
The federal debt reached another eye-popping milestone yesterday, and it has real consequences for every family budget in America.

Lindsay Clancy and Justice vs. Tribalism
The mom on trial for murdering her three children prompts questions about mental healthcare, criminal agency, and the problem of online conspiracy-based tribalism.

NYC Jews Targeted Under Mamdani's 'Leadership'
More than half of hate crime attacks this year have been against Jews. While unfortunate, such antisemitism could yield a wake-up call among this Democrat coalition.

The Biden Afghanistan Disaster's Bitter Legacy
Biden ordered a withdrawal based on the calendar and not on battlefield conditions.

Hating Israel Fatigue
Characteristic of the current revulsion toward Israel and its supporters, Jews especially, is a barrage of untrue, selective, and hypocritical charges.

Derek Chauvin Still Deserves Justice
Justice requires that every defendant be judged on the evidence and the law — not on politics, public outrage, or what a verdict is expected to represent.

Why Are So Many Young People Drawn to Communism?
This is not merely a political challenge. It is a cultural one.

Socialist Surge in the Sunshine State
State Rep. Angie Nixon's stunning upset over Alexander Vindman in Florida's Democrat Senate primary is a flashing red light.

Dems Dunno About El-Sayed
Recent polling on the Michigan Senate race is all over the place, but Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer seems kind of glum about his party's prospects of retaking the Senate.

Back to School: Choosing Education Over Schooling
As we approach this new school year, I encourage fellow parents to consider carefully the differences between schooling and education.

A Call to Power: Islamic Leaders See Ballot Box as Path to Paradise
Sharia sanctions practices at odds with not only American culture but also the U.S. legal system.

DeSantis Explains to Newsom Secret to Counting Ballots in One Night Is Not Committing Fraud
"You'd be shocked at how easy it actually is without all the fraud," DeSantis reportedly said.

Reader Comments
"The Democrat Party has not lost the bubble; it no longer exists as anything other than the DSA, which co-opted and subsumed the party in 2020."
Wednesday, August 19, 2026

Mr. President, Can You Get Iran Right?
Ahead of the 25th 9/11 anniversary, the very real threat of a nuclear "Islamic Bomb" detonation in the U.S. would be FAR more devastating. Do voters care?

Leftmedia Harpies Discover Natalie Harp
After Georgia Democrat Senator Jon Ossoff insinuated a presidential affair, the whole media-industrial complex kicked into high gear to dig up dirt.


Dems Embrace Radical Left's Anti-ICE Platform
The Democratic National Committee voted to adopt a platform calling for the abolition of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.