Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I’ve got yet another video podcast for anyone with the stamina to listen to me blather about social and political issues. Yesterday, I recorded a long video podcast. Then because it was truly awful, I deleted it. Nothing daunted, I tried again today and I can say that, very slowly,
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A letter from South Africa describing citizen self-defense provides all the proof you need to defend the Second Amendment. A South African friend sent me a letter that is making the rounds amongst fellow South Africans. If you ever wanted to have facts to rebut leftists who claim there is
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Until American Blacks abandon learned trauma from events that occurred more than 156 or even 57 years ago, we will never have racial harmony. I never post on Facebook anymore but I do check it regularly because it allows me to see what the loony-leftists in my world think is
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After an 18 month hiatus. my podcast is back, but with a few twists. Perhaps because I got more than enough sleep two nights running, I suddenly had the yen to podcast again. This time, however,,it’s going to be a bit different. Most obviously, I’m also creating videos. Don’t worry,
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When woke leftists attack common phrases for being culturally offensive, they reveal their appalling ignorance. I was recently writing about the First Battle of Echoee, a battle that occurred in 1760 in the Appalachian Mountains between British soldiers and Cherokee Indians. To describe soldiers moving along the narrow mountain paths
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Patriots are right to believe that there is a massive Deep State conspiracy, although it may be different from the theory they’ve identified. MartyrMade took to Twitter to explain why Trump supporters and others are willing to accept completely the theory that Biden is a Pretender, not a president. In
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The binding theme running through most memes in this illustrated edition is the fascism of Democrats and the tech tyrants.
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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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Yet another episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation proves to be prophetic about American politics in 2021. A few posts ago, I argued that Star Trek: The Next Generation, which debuted in 1987, was proving to be uncannily prophetic when it came to life in the 21st century. Another
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If you like flowers, especially orchids, this is the post for you because I brought back pictures from Atlanta’s dazzling Botanical Garden. Currently, the city of Atlanta has a lot of problems thanks to the fact that it is under the control of hard-left, race-obsessed Democrat activists. Still, it’s one
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What happened to Derek Chauvin has disturbing parallels to France’s famed Dreyfus affair 127 years ago. I wrote this essay for American Thinker and was a little disappointed that it didn’t get more traction, so I’m reprinting half of it here. If you like the first half, you can read
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On the one hand, this may be the worst time in America since the Great Depression; on the other hand, it’s finally clear what we’re fighting. One of the things that makes ghost stories so terrifying is that, until the ghost is fully exposed, people don’t know what they’re fighting.
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Some old episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation seem eerily prophetic when seen through the prism of America in 2021. Because I spend all day, every day, reading politics (and I’m not complaining but just stating a fact), when I have downtime, I want to engage in fairly minimal
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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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