I know what you’re thinking as soon as you read this headline. You click on it, and in your mind, the Nicolas Cage meme pops up, and you go, “You don’t say!” Of course, radicals create more radicals, Lynzee. That’s kind of the point. Obviously, the members of radical organizations like Antifa and the more […]
One of the things I admire most about the LGBT community is their ability to stay in a fight. They don’t back down, and for decades, many in this community carried the struggle of us all on their shoulders. A struggle, that until recent generations were very real. At one time in this country, our […]
We’ve all seen the sea of pink pussy hats moving angrily down the roads of Washington. We all know the names of the women who scream the loudest from the tops of their Twitter empire. We’ve seen the destroyed careers, the public shaming, and the trending hashtags. But now, now we get to see something […]
The recent banning of the time-honored recording of Kate Smith singing Irving Berlin’s “God Bless America,” and the removal of her statue from a public space in Philadelphia, challenges the reasonable mind to remain calm and not reach for the Hari-Kiri sword. We are told that the banning and statue removal was a result of […]
If you look at the history of the Democrat party over time in America, it seems not much has changed. They still favor a big central government. They always propose social programs like welfare and food stamps as a way to combat social/economic inequalities. The Democrats, of course, are the playground monitor making sure the […]
The 2020 election is a long, agonizing, tumultuous 20 months away. A lot can change in that time. A whole lot. Given the intensely polarized state of US politics, it’s hard to imagine slogging through these 20 months without something (perhaps multiple things) happening in the political landscape. That said, Donald Trump is in a […]
I think we’ve all figured out that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez isn’t joining MENSA anytime soon, but she is a rising star in the Democratic Party for some reason. Since November, I often wonder about this “girl from the Bronx” who came out of nowhere. Firstly, who voted for this person? Where did she even come from? How […]
Recently, an article by author Chad Felix Green appeared in The Federalist. The article, titled The Stigma Against My Conservative Politics Is Worse Than The Stigma Of Being Gay is a point of view editorial by the author on his life, politics, and the backlash he’s faced since “coming out” as a conservative. The response wasn’t great. […]
Once upon a time, our grandmothers and great-grandmothers marched for the right to vote. Women all over the country wanted more than a life of standing barefoot and pregnant in the kitchen. They wanted to go to college, have a career, make their own money and have an identity outside of their husband and family. […]
On The Hunt for Facts Since the recent election, I was concerned about the outcome. The Republican candidate in Arizona for Senator won on election night. However, the Democrat candidate was declared the winner almost a week later. With other elections such as Florida and other states having allegations of voter fraud, I took it […]
