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Tuesday, July 30, 2019
SunTrust Banks on Open Borders
Banks aren’t usually the ones making the withdrawals — but politics seems to have changed that.
The Battle of Baltimore
By now you are aware of the outrage du jour. President Trump dared to call out Rep. Elijah Cummings, the ethically-challenged congressman from Baltimore, for caring more about migrants at the border while his constituents continue to live in poverty.
How to Tell if a Trump Supporter Is Racist
Every non-liberal leftist — that is, nearly every Democrat running for president, New York Times and Washington Post columnist, CNN and MSNBC host, and your left-wing brother-in-law — labels every Trump supporter and, of course, President Donald Trump, a “racist.”
What’s Next for Democrats Post-Mueller?
The Washington Post, which has done everything in its dwindling power with articles, editorials and columns denouncing, demeaning and attempting to destroy President Trump, appears to have temporarily — but only temporarily — raised the white flag.
Monday, July 29, 2019
We Are a Nation of Laws
Maybe you’ve noticed from watching TV in the past couple of years: When it’s about tax returns, executive orders or, of course, Russia, the left strikes a law-and-order pose. Nobody, they tell us, should be above the law in this country. Nobody. Not even — drumroll, please — the president of the United States.
Trump Is Absolutely Correct — Baltimore Is a ‘Disgusting, Rat and Rodent Infested Mess’
Decades of Democrat rule have turned many of our largest American cities into dystopian wastelands.
In-Depth Look at Civil Rights & Politics of Race: It’s Not Black and White
In 1857, the Supreme Court, with 7 of the 9 Justices being Democrat, decided that Dred Scott was not a citizen, but property.
What Were Robespierre’s Pronouns?
The French Revolution was led by sociopaths who politicized language, much like today’s Jacobins.
A Political Futbol
Sports was supposed to be the one place where people were supposed to be able to get away from political partisanship. But in these troubled times, escape is not possible.
Saturday, July 27, 2019
Pelosi Pushes Impeachment
If you thought the “Impeachment Express” was derailed by Robert Mueller’s bizarre performance Wednesday, you had better think again.
‘What Am I Doing?’ Gender Hysteria Takes Its Toll
“I was 17... I finally started on testosterone gel, later switching to injections. It was a huge thing when my voice broke, and my figure started changing -- my hips narrowed, my shoulders broadened. It felt right. Passing as a man, I felt safer in public places, I was taken more seriously when I spoke, and I felt more confident. Then I had chest surgery. It was botched, and I was left with terrible scarring. I was traumatized. For the first time, I asked myself, ‘What am I doing?’”
Faith, Foster Care and — Maybe — the Supreme Court
Can you imagine losing count of your kids? It could be quite easy if your home was as open as Karen Quinn’s.
South Carolina Lawmakers Desecrate Memorial Honoring Fallen Police Officers
A radical army of secularists and socialists is waging a political jihad on our culture and it is winning the day because freedom-loving Americans have chosen to stand down.
America Needs to Rediscover Tact
In our politics, holding back and minimizing pain has given way to rubbing people’s noses in defeat.
The Miracle of America
Even the most ardent atheist must question his beliefs when he considers the birth of this great nation.
Friday, July 26, 2019
The Mueller Retort
“Finally, Washington sort of agrees on something,” the New Yorker half-joked. “Mueller bombed.” After 124 days of waiting, “painful” doesn’t begin to describe the disjointed spectacle of former special counsel Robert Mueller’s House hearing.
The Mueller Fizzle
Rarely has a made-for-TV drama been such bad TV. The much anticipated Robert Mueller hearings that were supposed to catalyze the impeachment drive against President Trump probably brought it to an effective end.
Crisis in Immigration Courts Demands Urgent Action — Here’s What to Do
Responding to an unprecedented backlog of nearly 877,000 cases paralyzing our immigration courts, the Trump administration launched a new policy Tuesday that allows immigration officers to deport illegal immigrants before they appear in court.
Mueller Report, Part Deux
Lucky, lucky me. I just happened to be in Paris — France, not Texas, s’il vous plaît — on Wednesday when Robert Mueller made the Democrats cry and put the country to sleep with appearances at two congressional hearings.
The Mueller/Media Meltdown
During Wednesday’s hearings, the fake news commentators had to observe in real time what everyone else was seeing with our own eyes. Robert Mueller was melting down and so too were the Democrats’ impeachment delusions.