When Presidents Were Statesmen
Editor’s Note: As Presidents’ Day passed this week with little to no acknowledgment except that we didn’t get our mail that day, it would serve
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The Secret Subversion of the 2022 Elections
Editor’s Note: The increasing reliance on presidential executive orders to negate or circumvent legislative action should be concerning to all citizens, no matter their political
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The Days of Sighing and Looking Away Are Gone
Editor’s Note: Although we have daily reminders of how quickly the left will try to silence anyone who expresses a non-leftist point of view, this
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The Salvation Army’s Unfortunate Experiment with Wokeness
Editor's Note: As increasing numbers of previously respected organizations dabble in wokeness, they are finding that they might have overplayed their hands. A recent example
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Biden to Russia: A Small Invasion Will Be Fine
If ever there were a U.S. president whose Russian entanglements threatened world stability, it is Joe Biden. As Margot Cleveland describes in vivid detail, the Biden family has a long, sordid history with Russia and Ukraine: questionable business dealings that have spectacularly enriched the Biden clan, Hunter’s Russian prostitutes and their blackmail capabilities, and Joe’s boast that he got a Ukrainian prosecutor fired to save Hunter’s fake but lucrative job.
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They Absolutely Are Keeping Track of You
Editor's Note: Some people might think being added to "a list" by a federal agency is not cause for alarm. They would be wrong. Although
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Admit It; Public Schools Are Lost
Editor’s Note: Anyone who aspires to be a teacher in modern public schools needs to understand that his or her expertise in a subject is
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Don’t Ever Say It Will Never Happen Here
Editor’s Note: We probably should not be surprised that our technology-reverent world thinks chipping you like an ordinary house cat is a good idea, but
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There is ALWAYS hope with Christmas
Editor's Note: No matter what our backgrounds and beliefs might be, "tired" probably describes most people right now. As Kylee Zempel reminds us, this Christmas
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A Firsthand Account of COVID Policy Incompetence
“The American people need to know the level of incompetence, the lack of rigor, the lack of critical thinking. I was stunned at what I saw,” Atlas says of his time at the White House. “We had bureaucrats in charge of the policy and that policy was the restrictions and lockdowns. And it failed.”
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