Cheryl K. Chumley
Columns by Cheryl K. Chumley
CDC goes ballistic on eyedrops — but not on COVID shots?
On the heels of fielding 50 reports of eye infections from 11 different states, the CDC has decided enough is enough: The agency is now warning Americans to stop buying and using EzriCare Artificial Tears. That's nice. Now where's the warning to stop taking the COVID-tied shots? Published February 2, 2023
Bill Gates should be hit, hammered and harangued by media on Jeffrey Epstein
There's a reason people keep asking Bill Gates about his relationship with the now-deceased-probably-murdered pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. It's because his answers leave red flags. Published February 2, 2023
Biden’s bogus ‘end’ of COVID emergency health orders
President Biden is going to "end" on May 11 the two COVID-tied public health emergencies that America has been living under since 2020. Given these same PHEs were due to expire on March 1 and on April 11 -- what Biden actually meant by "end" was expand. Published February 1, 2023
Patrick Henry wouldn’t have worn a face mask
Imagine Patrick Henry delivering his famous, "Give me liberty or give me death" speech today, complete with face mask. It wouldn't happen. Fiery speeches of freedom and forced face masks do not mix. Published January 31, 2023
More guns, not fewer, key to safer American streets
Noticeably lacking from all the Democrats' trampling of the Second Amendment is any sort of recognition of the real roots of gun violence; that is to say, these leftists never call for address of broken homes, fatherless homes, open borders that fuel cartel-related trafficking. Published January 27, 2023
Adam Schiff is tiresome, and it’s time for him to go
Rep. Adam Schiff is tiresome. He's a liar. He's irrationally angry. He's the worst of the worst in the political world. And it's time for him to go. Published January 27, 2023
Don’t drink the water? Don’t eat EU food
The European Union couldn't get people to go along with its push for people to stop eating meat and instead eat bugs -- so EU elites have sneaked in a rule to let manufacturers use ground-up crickets in place of flour in their starch-based foods. Good time to stock up on MREs. Published January 26, 2023
Kevin McCarthy — oh no he didn’t! — smacks down journalist
A female journalist whose voice was captured by C-SPAN recently pressed Speaker Kevin McCarthy to explain his decision to keep off Chinese-spy-loving Eric Swalwell and liar-liar-pants-on-fire Adam Schiff from the House Intelligence Committee. So he did. And it was great. Published January 25, 2023
WEF pushes global treaty for vaccine passports, never-ending shots
Among the many anti-American agendas pushed at the recent WEF gathering was this: a "zero draft" of a pandemic treaty to speed up vaccine approvals, even in the U.S., and simultaneously implement worldwide vaccine passports. Call this the end of freedom as we know it. Published January 24, 2023
Survey says: Investigate Anthony Fauci
A new survey from the Trafalgar Group finds the majority of Americans would like to see Anthony Fauci investigated by Congress for his inconsistent -- read: highly politicized -- recommendations regarding COVID-19 mitigation strategies. Not surprising. Published January 23, 2023
Biden, Democrats want face masks forever
Joe Biden's biggest presidential fight isn't about securing the borders or reeling in China or blasting back at globalists who want to cripple America's Constitution. No. It's about forcing free citizens to wear stupid face masks -- forever, it would seem. Published January 20, 2023
Jacindamania bites the dust
Jacinda Ardern, queen of the coronavirus lockdowns, celebrity for the anti-freedom left, face of the "politics of kindness" tag that led to a cultural phenomenon dubbed "Jacindamania," has just announced, with tears in her eyes, she's leaving her prime minister post in New Zealand. Good. Published January 19, 2023
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers arguably most important woman in D.C.
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers is the new chair of the Energy and Commerce Committee. And that makes her just about the most important female politician in Washington, D.C. Why? She can point America toward freedom and individualism -- or toward tyranny and collectivism. Published January 18, 2023
The near-sociopathic medical push for never-ending face masking
Face masks don't work. Yet medical tyrants continue to insist they do -- in part, by redefining the word "work" -- and a la sociopath style, continue to insist that those members of the public under their control play active roles in the lie. Why? Control, power and money, money, money. Published January 16, 2023
World Economic Forum’s curious Davos guest list: FBI’s Christopher Wray
Among the notable notables reportedly set to attend the upcoming World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos is Christopher Wray. Why is the head of America's FBI attending an organizational meeting that is aimed at advancing the anti-American Great Reset agenda? Published January 13, 2023
Virginia hospital puts face mask tyranny over patient care
Mary Washington Hospital in Fredericksburg, Virginia, is a place where the sick should fear to go -- and sadly, the place where my husband has just been admitted. Published January 12, 2023
Democrats, caught red-handed, now go, ‘Classified? Schmassified’
President Biden, like all Democrats, take classified documents and information "seriously" when it benefits politically -- such as when it lends to attacking Donald Trump, conservatives and MAGA-types. Published January 12, 2023
Mike Pompeo: We should know by now if airlines hacked
Mike Pompeo, former secretary of State under Donald Trump's administration, said in an interview that the Joe Biden White House should know by now whether the glitch that grounded America's airlines came by way of technological problems, or purposeful cyberattack. Published January 11, 2023
House Republicans about to make Democrats squirm
Congressional Republicans, buoyed by their recent takeover of the House, have announced plans for a new committee to look at past years of government abuses committed by federal authorities against U.S. citizens and lay some foundations, finally, for accountability. Published January 11, 2023
New Year, new human: Meet 2023’s ungodly AI dream
Scientists want to create a robot that can think, act and do for itself, just like the humans God created. And the idea has moved from the hallways of whispers into the laboratories of creation. Scholarly types are now actively pursuing the vision. Published January 10, 2023
