Cheryl K. Chumley
Columns by Cheryl K. Chumley
Brian Terry’s suspected killer arrested in Mexico
The suspected killer of Brian Terry, the U.S. Border Patrol agent who died in 2010 amid a hail of Fast and Furious fire -- the gun-running program brought to U.S. policy shores courtesy of Barack Obama and Eric Holder -- was arrested in Mexico. This. after seven years of Obama doing, apparently, nothing. Published April 13, 2017
Lansing, Michigan, changes quick on ‘sanctuary city’ tune
In one quick week, Lansing, Michigan, went from sanctuary city to not -- from lawless to lawful. Why? Pure and simple: Because Barack Obama's not there to protect them any more. Published April 13, 2017
Cosmopolitan mag’s ‘cancer’ diet tweet: ‘Are you insane?’
Forget Atkins. Move over cabbage soup. There's a new diet in town, one -- inadvertently as it may be -- prodded into the media limelight by Cosmopolitan magazine, and its name is "Cancer." Published April 13, 2017
DC VA director demoted after IG finds veterans at ‘risk’
A director at the Department of Veterans Affairs in Washington, D.C., was just removed from his post after a government watchdog blasted the facility for unsanitary conditions. But the director wasn't fired -- only demoted. And he wasn't even named in the VA's announcement of his demotion-- as if we're still trying to protect those who can't even protect our nation's most honorable. Published April 13, 2017
Sean Spicer’s humble apology a sign of good governance
The left is going batty over Sean Spicer's Hitler mishap, mocking and scoffing the White House press secretary for mistakenly stating the former Nazi leader "didn't even sink to using chemical weapons" against citizens or using "gas on his own people" the way Syria's President Bashar Assad did. But Spicer's humble rebound is commendable. Published April 13, 2017
Hillary Clinton wins Planned Parenthood’s ‘Champion of the Century’
Hillary Clinton may have lost her shot for the White House. But she's picked up a new title just the same. She's Planned Parenthood's "Champion of the Century." What an accomplishment, one that rises her above and beyond some of America's biggest baby-killer names. Published April 12, 2017
Donald Trump clarifies — and confuses: ‘We’re not going into Syria’
President Donald Trump in a recent interview with the paper press, said he wasn't sending U.S. troops into Syria, and that America's policy with all-dealings-Bashar-Assad and ISIS hadn't changed. But his clarifying only added to the confusion. Published April 12, 2017
United’s passenger flap stokes Vietnam flames
United Airlines, already under the gun from angry social media posters who saw its security-guard ousting of a passenger as an uncalled-for manhandling, is now facing fury from Vietnam. Why? Turns out, the guy who was dragged down the aisle, David Dao, was not from China, as initially assumed. Published April 12, 2017
Meet the liberal press
There are those who still scoff at the idea of a biased mainstream media - at the notion that some in the press, many in the press, actually have active intents to take out Trump, tear down conservatives, trash the Republican Party, and build up the left. Well, let the facts speak for themselves then. Published April 11, 2017
MIT Press publishes ‘Communism for Kids,’ the book
MIT Press, that supposed bastion of scientific thought, the place where the brainiacs flock and fly, has just put out a new book aimed at the kiddie market. It's called "Communism for Kids." What's the sequel, "Dictatorships for Dummies?" Published April 11, 2017
Tina Brown laments Hillary Clinton treated like ‘Typhoid Mary’
Tina Brown, one of the leading voices behind the Women of the World Summit that just wrapped in New York City, said Hillary Clinton was right -- she was a victim of misogyny during the recent presidential election. And she said that the misogyny was so intense, Clinton was practically turned into a Typhoid Mary on the campaign trail. Well, we're already in Stupid Land, might as well look around a while. Published April 11, 2017
United Airlines ripped by Twitter: ‘If we can’t seat you, we will beat you’
United Airlines is facing a public relations nightmare for its yanking of a passenger due to an overbooking error, and social media is going haywire with suggestions for new company mottos that go like this: "You carry on, we carry off." Published April 11, 2017
Border battle, as leftists fight for rights of jaguar
In an act of 11th hour desperation, wildlife conservation groups have ramped up efforts to stop the building of the U.S.-Mexico border wall by claiming construction would impede the roaming of the jaguar. Umm ... who cares? Published April 11, 2017
Pew: 61 percent arrests by feds for ‘non-U.S. citizens’ crime
Sixty-one percent of the arrests made by feds in fiscal 2014 involved "non-U.S. citizens," according to a new Pew Research Center study. And the left says America doesn't have a border problem? Published April 11, 2017
Bernie Sanders-Tom Perez road trip a red flag for GOP
Sen. Bernie Sanders, of "Yes, I'm a Proud Socialist" fame, and newly seated Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez have teamed for a 50-state tour to rally the grassroots to come on down and vote, come next election. The GOP would be folly to fail to take note. Published April 11, 2017
Syria strike divides America — but 17 percent sadly ‘uncertain’
Fully 17 percent responding to a new poll about President Donald Trump's ordered Syria strikes don't know what to think -- and it's these sideline watchers who are most damaging to America. Published April 10, 2017
ISIS hit on Coptic Christians leaves Egypt in emergency
Egypt's president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, declared three days of mourning, and three months of national emergency, in the wake of the ISIS terror strikes on Coptic Christians while they worshipped in church services for Palm Sunday. That's nice. But what about ISIS? Published April 10, 2017
Donald Trump’s Syria strike brings on the love from the far left
My, how President Donald Trump's strike on Syria has brought out the left's most notables to give sound rounds of applause. And shouldn't that be a red flag, in and of itself? Published April 10, 2017
Devin Nunes should’ve said, ‘Bite me’
So Rep. Devin Nunes stepped away from his leading role of his House Intelligence Committee's investigation of Russia's meddling in America's 2016 election. How nice. He's taking one for the team. But he should've announced this instead: Bite me. Published April 7, 2017
Donald Trump wins big with Neil Gorsuch confirmation
President Donald Trump scored a big win Friday when Republicans in the Senate, despite the desperate wailings and push-back of Democrats, confirmed Judge Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court Published April 7, 2017
