Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
An edited version of this post appears at American Thinker. Progressives embrace victimhood to give themselves moral superiority. But victimhood often requires grossly distorted narratives in place of historical facts. Nowhere is this more apparent than in The Nation magazine, where two American Indian “activists” recently “debated” Should America Keep
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No, I’m not a hater, reveling in American misery. It’s just that, sometimes, things need to get bad before people wake up.
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This is my favorite holiday because it reminds us to take stock of all the good things in our lives…and I’ve got plenty to be thankful for.
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The last 22 months have been tough for America but there’s still much for which to be thankful. I don’t need to tell any of you about the parade of horrible the last 22 months have brought us. You’ve lived through deaths and illness, lockdowns, masks, a massively fraudulent election,
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From Ms BWR and Wolf, have a Happy Capitalist Thanksgiving
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Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday and I always take a moment to remember all the things for which I’m truly thankful. For many Trump supporters, this Thanksgiving is an anxious time, rather than a joyous one. Still, there is much to be thankful for — and that’s true even if,
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The Battle of Trenton saves the Revolution, The 2nd Day of Christmas, the Feast of St. Stephen, the Soviet Union dissolves, Boxing Day, the Beetles, the 2004 Tsunami, and more. . . Holidays & Observances on December 26 Today is the Second Day of the Twelve Days of Christmas The
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The NYT gives us Thanksgiving as seen through a neo-Marxist lens. It is not only political foolish, but historically inaccurate. This is a response. The NYT gives space to a lily-white George Washington University History Professor, David J. Silverman, who, surprise, thinks that Thanksgiving is a tragedy of colonialism. He
Continue readingA look at some of the history and holidays on November 28, the Thanksgiving Edition Holidays & Observances on November 28 Thanksgiving Day — In 1620, the Mayflower set out with 102 people aboard, most of whom were pilgrims had left their home of 12 years in Leiden destined for
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This Thanksgiving, I am so grateful for the blessings in my life, including friends and family, being an American citizen, and having Trump as my president. My latest podcast is up and running. You can listen to it through the audio embed below, or at LibSyn, or through Apple Podcasts. I’ve also
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This Thanksgiving, I am so grateful for the blessings in my life, including friends and family, being an American citizen, and having Trump as my president. (This is a companion post to my 34th podcast [and second rather primitive YouTube video], both of which you can find here.) Years ago,
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This Thanksgiving, as is the case every Thanksgiving, I was endlessly grateful for the many blessings in my life. I make it a habit every day to count my blessings. As far as I’m concerned, that’s the surest road to happiness. However, Thanksgiving makes me think longer and harder about
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Every Thanksgiving, when I look at my life, I have so much for which to be grateful — and this year, gratitude extends to funny and thoughtful posters. As is the case every year, I have so much for which to be grateful: My life is rich in love, friendship,
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If you’ve been paying attention to Progressive tales about the Pilgrims, you won’t be surprised to learn that just about everything they tell you is wrong. I’m reasonably well-versed in American history because I had the good fortune to learn it before the Left really got its tentacles into the
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On this Thanksgiving, in addition to being thankful for all the blessings in my life — everything from a Hillary-less White House to my comfortable home, my wonderful children, and my supportive community (just don’t talk politics) — I’m also grateful that, almost four hundred years ago, the Pilgrims abandoned
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