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Socialism for thee, heck not for me
Such is the way of socialists and communists and Marxists -- they always love the warmth of collectivism until the collectivists come calling at their own doors. Collectivists is great from a distance.
Democrats forget their place when they vow 'maximum warfare' to 'crush' GOP
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries celebrated the Democrats' redistricting win in Virginia by vowing to unleash "maximum warfare" against Republicans -- and by logical extension, GOP voters. This is not the language of those who truly serve the interests of the American people.
Justice Clarence Thomas vs. NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani: This is America's war
The war in America is this: It's those who believe that rights and liberties come from God and are granted to every individual at birth -- versus those who think that government is the controlling entity for the disbursement of rights and liberties.
Preemptively pardoned, corrupt Rep. Jamie Raskin leads new takedown of Trump
Rep. Jamie Raskin has filed a 10-page bill to establish a 17-member commission to determine if President Trump is mentally and physically fit to hold the high office, and if not, to remove him from power, a la the 25th Amendment. This, from one of the Democrats' most corrupt members.
Trump deletes social media post -- but not memory -- of him as Jesus
President Trump's Truth Social posted an artificial intelligence image of him as a sort of Jesus to the people, dressed in a white robe and arrayed with a red cloth, a ball of light from one hand, a ray of light from the other, fingers pressed against the forehead of a man he was apparently healing. Too much.
Eric Swalwell was expendable, and that's why Democrats turned on him
If party leaders had stood by him, there's a very good chance Eric Swalwell would still be in the California gubernatorial race. It's only when Democrats outlive their usefulness and their liabilities become too much effort for too little return that the party machine ousts one of its own.
Iran's 10-point demands for peace are nonstarters
President Trump may have pressured Iran to come to the table and discuss peace, as well as the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. But Iran's notions of a workable plan, as reported by its state-run news agency, IRNA, are a joke.
Democrats show themselves clueless on matters of war
If Democrats would only fight America's enemies with half as much courage and intensity as they fight against President Trump and MAGA, today's America would be safe and secure.
Iran war holdouts should recall words of Patrick Henry
Democrats, as well as all those of all political walks who condemn this White House's military strikes against Iran, need to realize this war is one that America did not start.
WEF presses new tool to control: Fitness wearables that track pollutants
The World Economic Forum is trying to unite fitness with environmentalism by pushing for a redesign of personal wearables that measure aerobic activities to also start collecting information on air pollution, heat levels, and even geographical locations of the user. Call it a calorie counter gone mad.
Britain's troubling loss of Christian influence
When Buckingham Palace confirmed that King Charles III would not be issuing a Christian message for Easter this year, it sparked controversy and talk around the world about the growing influence of Islam in the United Kingdom. And rightly so.
Anchor babies hit surge status, totaling 9 percent of U.S. births
About the same time that the U.S. Supreme Court was hearing arguments over the end of birthright citizenship, Pew Research was reporting this: "About 9 percent of U.S. births in 2023 were to unauthorized or temporary legal immigrant mothers."
Democrats mull -- gasp! -- straight, White, Christian man for 2028
The Democrat Party's donors, leaders and strategists are talking up 2028, wondering how best to win back the White House and concluding that their great hope lies with -- gasp! -- get this: a heterosexual, White, Christian male. Oh, the horrors this thought must bring to the left.
'No Kings' sets leftist lies and lunacy on display
Tens of thousands of anti-Donald Trumpers took to the streets over the weekend for rallies against the president -- and sanity. Billed as "No Kings" events, the Internet was quick to point out the protesters have already got what they wanted. America hasn't elected a king since -- well, ever.
New York's leftist leaders forced to face harsh truths of socialism's failures
Even Democrats should know that the wealthy and well-connected and business savvy will simply relocate if the government interferes too much with their personal finances and economic interests. It's simple dollars and cents. Why live in a state that taxes, taxes, taxes when another does not?
Data grabs grow personal as scores sell identities to train AI
There's a new moneymaker in town, and it's called Selling Your Identity, and while the privacy nightmares are real, it's roping in thousands of participants around the world -- all in the name of artificial intelligence.
Democrats and their love affair with men's tampons
Maryland may be facing financial deficits and budgetary hardships, but that's not stopping lunatic Democrats from pushing to spend tax dollars on tampons for men. Next up: tax-paid Breastfeeding 101 classes for pregnant males? Perhaps Pete Buttigieg could be the featured speaker.
Democrats are more like communists and that's why they're the 'greatest enemy'
The party of patriotic John F. Kennedy is gone; the party of pragmatic patriotism Bill Clinton is gone. Today's Democrat Party is the place where communists and socialists go. More than that, the communists themselves acknowledge that socialism and communism is one and the same.
Free the lobstermen! Fire the bureaucrats
Frank Thompson, a fifth-generation Maine lobsterman, has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to put a stop to a federal policy requiring all licensed lobstermen to install GPS trackers on their boats so government entities can monitor their moves. Good Lord, government. Let the lobstermen go free, for crying out loud.
America's growing political elitism problem
Michele Tafoya, a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate in Minnesota, said one way Americans could deal with rising gasoline prices is to "maybe" "take one less trip to Starbucks and so that gas goes a little further." Are Americans supposed to say thank you, Michele?
