Cheryl K. Chumley
Columns by Cheryl K. Chumley
Tennessee wins big to protect children from LGBTQ evil
This transgender madness, brought courtesy of Democrats, leftists and their mad scientists in the medical community, not to mention their adoring secularists in media, has gone on far too long and has left far too many exploited and victimized children in its wake. Published June 19, 2025
Bold and Blunt: America should help Israel win
Israel's war on Iran is America's war on terrorism -- and all of civil society's war against evil.. What role America should play in Israel's war on Iran is a subject of controversy, though. Published June 18, 2025
Democrats do give a good fake victim theatrical show
Brad Lander, Democrat candidate for mayor, was arrested by ICE officials for impeding feds from arresting an illegal immigrant inside a courthouse in Manhattan and for assaulting an agent. This is the Democrat Party's newest genius campaign to win voters' favor: roll cameras; play victim. Published June 18, 2025
Israel’s war of peace
Israel has launched strikes against Iran -- but these are not so much preemptive strikes as they are reactive to long-running proxy and direct strikes by Iran against Israel. Now the questions are: to what end? And what should be the U.S. involvement? Well, Israel's war is America's war. Published June 17, 2025
Nezza can take her Spanish ‘Star-Spangled Banner’ and —
Nezza slaps America's face by refusing to recognize the truthful symbolism of the anthem. Published June 16, 2025
Iran oh so wishes Joe Biden were still president
Israel on Friday carried out a strategic attack on Iran that struck Natanz, its largest nuclear site, and killed dozens, including top military, political and scientific officials. And all the Iranian terrorists during Friday prayers go: Oh, for the return of Joe Biden to the White House. Published June 13, 2025
Bold and Blunt: The Bible still matters
Too many Christians in America go to church on Sunday, read their Bible daily and maybe attend worship services again on Wednesday evenings -- but then fail to recognize and acknowledge that God is interested in everything they do all week long, all day long, every second of every day. Published June 13, 2025
God-given rights in jeopardy
A year ago, only 20 percent of U.S. adults thought religion was a major influencer of American life. Now? Thirty-four percent believe that, Gallup just found. The question that pops, perhaps most importantly, is this: Which religion? It matters. Published June 12, 2025
Bold and Blunt: Serving God on the job
One of the biggest challenges as a Christian is to maintain the faith even in the face of great pressures of the world, and to carry that faith out of Sunday service and into the work week of Monday-through-Friday. But God doesn't want to be contained to church service. Published June 11, 2025
Gavin Newsom’s presidential hopes burn in L.A. fires
California Gov. Gavin Newsom's big response to the murderers, rapists, drug traffickers and illegals and all their enablers and supporters who've set the city streets of Los Angeles on fire has been -- sue President Trump for trying to instill order. Published June 11, 2025
Saul Alinsky alive and well in L.A.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom, in the latest showdown with federal authorities attempting to instill law and order in the burning inferno called Los Angeles, dared President Trump's border czar Tom Homan to, colloquially, "arrest me, bro." This is just so Democrat. Published June 10, 2025
Greta Thunberg, Gaza-bound Gilligan in pigtails, grasps for relevancy
Climate activist Greta Thunberg and "Game of Thrones" actor Liam Cunningham were so moved by the sad plight of people in Gaza they got a boat, hoisted the Palestinian flag and threw some black-and-white checkered cloth around their bodies and set sail. Their goal? Gaza or bust, baby. Published June 9, 2025
America’s unhealthy obsession with New Age spiritualism
Roughly a third of U.S. adults turn to tarot cards, astrology, fortune tellers and the like to help chart their futures or soothe their anxieties, and the practice is most common among Gen Z-ers and millennials, a recent survey shows. It's all fun and games -- until it's not. Published June 7, 2025
Bold and Blunt: America the virtuous
Virtue is something very few people think about -- and when they do, it's probably as a word in their minds that's interchangeable with values, or principles, or standards. But virtue is actually a word that represents necessary components for successful, fruitful living. Published June 6, 2025
Democrats and their faux ‘independent’ thinking
Karine Jean-Pierre has switched from Democrat to independent, saying in a video shared on Instagram that it's time "we" -- meaning everybody -- "stop thinking in boxes and think outside of our boxes and not be so partisan." LOL. She coincidentally has a new book called "Independent." Published June 5, 2025
Harvey Milk, the left’s fabricated LGBTQ hero
Harvey Milk to Democrats, to many in the media, to the LGBTQ community, is a hero. But like much of what leftists label heroic, such cause celebre is all based on lies and gaslighting and false narratives and revised history. Published June 4, 2025
Bold and Blunt: Big Pharma, putting America last
The pharmaceutical industry has seen its profits explode in recent years, and part of the reason is that Americans are paying exorbitant prices for prescriptions -- far more than those in other countries. And what does Big Pharma do with those profits? Advertise. Published June 4, 2025
Pride month goeth before a fall
This LGBTQ thing has gotten way out of hand and gone far beyond what -- we were told -- it was supposed to be about; that is, equality. Equal rights. Equal access. Equal treatment under the law. There is no celebration of equality in Pride Month. There's only destruction. Published June 3, 2025
Business must do its part to support U.S. border control
For too long, the business world, with the quiet support of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, has welcomed with open arms the cheap labor that illegals bring to America. That needs to change. Published May 30, 2025
White House reshapes, restores America as land of opportunity
The Donald Trump administration is establishing a new hiring plan for the federal government that will recognize competency, skill and experience more than skin color, sexual identification or pronoun preference as key factors of selection. It's called merit-based. What a concept, right? Published May 30, 2025
