Cheryl K. Chumley
Columns by Cheryl K. Chumley
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
Bold and Blunt: God the genius mathematician
God is the master designer of our universe, and He created all using -- get this -- mathematical equations. Suddenly, high school algebra doesn't seem so unnecessary. Published May 30, 2025
Rubio’s so simple yet so effective free speech mandate
Secretary of State Marco Rubio issued a new visa restriction against foreigners that says if they want to come to the United States, they can't have a history of censoring and stifling Americans' speech. So simple. So effective. So overdue. Published May 28, 2025
Bold and Blunt: From dark to light, from Biden to Trump
America dodged a bullet with the win of Donald Trump over Kamala Harris. But the Democrat Party has tipped its hand and revealed the depths of evil it will go to destroy all-things-MAGA. Published May 28, 2025
Democrat donors rebel as party’s favor falls even more
A new Economist/YouGov poll shows the Democrats' favor with the people has fallen even more and now lags behind that of the Republicans by 5 percentage points. It's the agenda, stupid. Published May 28, 2025
Antisemitism may well be the downfall of America
America has a Constitution that underscores the rights of citizens to speak freely, to petition their government for grievances, to assemble in protest and to express in print, on radio, on television as desired. But antisemitism is not free speech. Published May 23, 2025
DOJ should be doing what James O’Keefe is doing regarding Jeffrey Epstein
Sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein died in prison in 2019. The files the government has collected and stored on Epstein are at least six years old. Published May 22, 2025
Medicaid work requirement makes sense and builds character
President Trump's "big, beautiful bill" includes provisions to boot illegals off Medicaid and make those between the ages of 19 and 64 years old work at least 20 hours per week as a condition of receiving the benefit. These are common-sense reforms. Published May 21, 2025
Bold and Blunt: Trump’s Middle East miscalculation
Donald Trump is the best president this nation has seen since Ronald Reagan days. But even he's only human, and therefore, capable of missteps. And his recent deals in the Middle East may indeed one day come back to haunt America. Published May 21, 2025
Bold and Blunt: Benjamin Franklin’s advice for America
If Benjamin Franklin were alive today, what would his words be to America? Most notably, he would disapprove of the growth of government and the loss of individual liberties. Published May 20, 2025
Biden has cancer. The Democrat Party is a cancer
Former President Joseph R. Biden has a prostate cancer that is so advanced that it's impossible to believe he didn't know he had it while president; his wife didn't know he had it while president; and those who surrounded him in the medical world, in the Democrat Party, in the White House didn't know he had it while president. Published May 20, 2025
Democrats lied, and apologizing for Biden cover-up doesn’t change that
Van Jones, a former adviser to ex-President Barack Obama, said Democrats should apologize to the American people for misleading-slash-lying about former President Joseph R. Biden's mental and physical frailties, else the next election, and maybe the next and next and next, will go Republican. It's true. Americans don't like lying politicians and media. Published May 19, 2025
Bruce Springsteen scorns blessings of being born in the U.S.A.
Rocker Bruce Springsteen jetted off to Manchester, United Kingdom, and railed against President Donald Trump as "unfit" for office, as a "incompetent," as "treasonous." Another leftist slams America, even while rising to fame and glory because of America. Yawn. Published May 16, 2025
Bold & Blunt: America’s divine founding
America is great because America is good -- that's the widely quoted phrase attributed to Alexis de Tocqueville. It's wrongly attributed; this exact phrase is not found in his writings. But the theme applies nevertheless. Published May 16, 2025
Imagine if ‘8647’ seashells had been ‘8644,’ for Obama
It's hard to imagine the guy who previously served as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York and as lead prosector for the federal case against John Gambino and the mafia -- whose members conceal their criminal activities with coded language -- that the term "86" threw him for a loop. Published May 16, 2025
Media ought to quit whining about Trump
The problem with the press is that it's filled with members who think they know best what the rest of the world should know and not know, and that anyone who dares object to their coverage decisions should keep their criticisms quiet. Published May 15, 2025
