Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Ms. Book W. Room, writing under the nom de guerre of Andrea Widburg, is employed by the conservative site, American Thinker, to edit submissions to the site and to write several daily posts of her own. Below are her posts on this date. Since commentary to the posts are restricted
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Ms. Book W. Room, writing under the nom de guerre of Andrea Widburg, is employed by the conservative site, American Thinker, to edit submissions to the site and to write several daily posts of her own. Below are her posts on this date. Since commentary to the posts are restricted
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Ms. Book W. Room, writing under the nom de guerre of Andrea Widburg, is employed by the conservative site, American Thinker, to edit submissions to the site and to write several daily posts of her own. I will start linking to her posts on a daily basis for the followers
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If you believe in a constitutional America, the daily news in Biden’s American can be depressing, but there are ways to stave off the blues. I spend my day reading the news and then writing about it. In Biden’s America, that’s not a cheerful job. I sometimes worry that America
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I started this post as an homage to Prager U videos but realized that the two videos I chose highlight the terrible problems here in America. The concept behind this post morphed as I wrote, but I’m leaving it in the original form, both so you can see how my
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Americans once prided themselves on not bowing down to the government, unlike European sheeple. Now the reverse is true. What happened? Across Europe, people are rebelling against their governments’ attempts to impose new mask mandates and lockdowns on them or, worse, vaccine passports. (That yearning for freedom, by the way,
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245 years ago, our Founders stated for the first time the notion that humans have God-given rights. Woe betides us if we forget this Truth. A contributor to American Thinker reminds us of something very important — that the Founder’s great idea wasn’t “liberty.” Instead, our Founder’s great idea was
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The Declaration of Independence was published by the Second Continental Congress on this day in 1776. Their audiences were the American colonists, to justify our call to arms, and Britain’s enemies, to assure them of our intent. Thomas Jefferson’s preamble, with his famous proclamation that all people are equal before
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I recall a time when public education and the entertainment world helped forge a common American culture undefined by race or sexuality. I don’t think I’ve made any secret of the fact that I don’t “get” baseball. I understand it technically, of course. It’s just that I don’t understand why
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The nature of the modern military and Democrat trends in staffing the military make an armed rebellion impossible. I sometimes see people on the internet claiming that if the Democrats push conservatives too far – anything from banning meat to erasing the Second Amendment to publicly hanging the people who
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Before five minutes ago, I’d never heard of Five Times August, aka Bradley James Skistimas of Dallas. Now I have to share his music. It’s not just that the lyrics are smart, his singing voice good, and the melody strong. It’s also that Skistimas has assembled the perfect images to
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Lessons learned while watching YouTube videos about American gypsy culture. Yesterday was the last day of my daughter’s visit. It was also my second Pfizer shot which left me not sick but completely exhausted. (Long story as to why I decided to get it but it was a carefully thought-out
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Every year, I publish a variation of my Passover post, with the latest enemy of freedom starring as Pharaoh. This year, Biden is Pharaoh. For roughly 3,500 years, Jews have been telling and retelling the story of Passover — which is also the story of the world’s first revolt against
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I had a longer post in mind but the day ran away from me. Instead, I have a serious question to pose. Since Biden entered the White House on January 20 the following things have happened (and this list isn’t in any particular order): Biden’s made a wild ad hominem
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In 2021, we must make an effort to reconnect with our fellow Americans, creating personal goodwill, rather than anonymous, woke anger. I’ve been hearing from friends who have been unlucky enough to be in lockdown states. Without exception, they are depressed. The depression isn’t just because of the sad state
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