Cheryl K. Chumley
Columns by Cheryl K. Chumley
Biden so weak even Mexico now threatening America
President Biden's inability to show himself as a strong leader on either national or international stages practically wipes out all of the material, military or monetary plusses that America holds. He's weak, weak, weak, and the whole world knows it -- even Mexico. Published November 18, 2021
America speaks: Rights come from God, say 73 percent
Almost three-quarters of Americans who spoke to McLaughlin/Summit pollsters about the origins of individual rights say it's God, not government, who bestows. Hear that? That's the sound of Democrats' heads exploding. Published November 16, 2021
Steve Bannon, Mark Meadows go to Washington
Democrats in Congress have set out to take down former White House adviser Steve Bannon and former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows for the crime of contempt. As if all of America didn't regard the Democratic-controlled Congress with contempt. Right? Published November 16, 2021
Democrats fizzle, but they are too arrogant to change
Republicans, according to a new ABC News/Washington Post poll, hold the largest lead in midterm election favor in 40 years. And Democrats' collective response is, eh, meh, it's not like it's 50 years. Published November 15, 2021
Biden building back better one lie at a time
President Biden's lies are piling up. And with three years left to lead, that means America's fate is shaky, at best. Published November 13, 2021
Roads are racist, weather is misogynist
America's roads are racist, according to Pete Buttigieg. And weather patterns are misogynist, according to Nancy Pelosi, the United Nations and the many leftists who serve the radical environmentalist cause in the media. The left's divide and conquer politics never end. Published November 11, 2021
Buttigieg should go back on maternity leave
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg came out of weeks of hiding to defend his inept handling of the supply chain and to prod along President Biden's boondoggle of an infrastructure plan. And since, it's become glaringly apparent: America had it better when he wasn't out and about -- speaking. Published November 11, 2021
Aaron Rodgers is 100 percent right
Aaron Rodgers has been condemned by pundits, media types, leftists and others who think he's compromised the health and safety of the world by refusing a coronavirus vaccine then testing positive for COVID-19 -- all after suggesting he'd been vaccinated. But he did nothing wrong. Published November 10, 2021
Barack Obama arrogant, elitist and divisive, now as then
Barack Obama took to the stage in Glasgow to tell his starry-eyed followers that we, we, we need to cut greenhouse gas emissions by watching what we drive, what we fly, what we consume by way of energy -- and by we, of course, he meant thee. Published November 10, 2021
Big Pharma, big bamboozlers, turning Americans into medical addicts
The way Big Pharma is headed, it won't be long before every American, every man, woman and child will need a vaccine, booster or pill -- or better yet, a combination of all -- as a means of fighting off infection. It's good for business, dontcha know. Published November 9, 2021
Vaccine mandates buoyed by bogus polls give GOP golden ticket to win
Vaccine mandates, especially the coming ones for kids, and the accompanying vaccine passports are the central political, cultural and freedom-fighting issues of our time. Published November 6, 2021
Science says coronavirus vaccines, over time, barely effective
A new study of veterans' medical histories published in the journal Science finds that the effectiveness of all three COVID-19 vaccines available in America dramatically dropped as the months wore on -- by double-digit levels, in fact. That's science, folks. Published November 5, 2021
Republicans must not get cocky
Republicans won Virginia. Republicans shocked New Jersey. Republicans beat down "defund police" movements in Minneapolis. But Republicans must not fall into the oft-GOP trap of forgetting why they won, where they go from here, and to whom they owe allegiance. Published November 4, 2021
Democratic Party goes bust, and it’s just the beginning
Virginia's next governor will be a Republican -- Glenn Youngkin, not Terry McAuliffe. Virginia's next lieutenant governor, attorney general, majority in the House -- all will be Republicans, day-after voting counts increasingly show. Everywhere you look, Democrats are being rejected. Published November 3, 2021
America’s dangerous decline in faith
The Public Religion Research Institute just found that between 2013 and 2021, the level of Americans who believe God has ordained this country for His special purposes fell from 64% to 44%. That's a massive drop that carries a massive warning about a crumbling America. Published November 2, 2021
Jen Psaki’s COVID-19 underscores fallacies of vaccine mandates
Fully vaccinated White House press secretary Jen Psaki has just tested positive for COVID-19. That's after fully vaccinated Colin Powell died -- reportedly from medical issues tied to COVID-19. Hmm. A clarification of the word "works" seems to be in order. Published November 1, 2021
Front-line responders bucking vaccine mandates are modern Paul Reveres
Thousands upon thousands of first responders, backed by their union leaders, are resisting coronavirus vaccine mandates, refusing to cave to what they characterize as an unconstitutional and immoral intrusion of government into personal choice. These are today's American heroes. Published October 30, 2021
Joe Biden must fail, for the good of the country
What's best for America is for Joe Biden's presidential pushes to fail. All of patriotic America should pray for the Biden Administration to go down in flames. It's what's best for the country. Published October 29, 2021
One shot, two shots, three shots, four
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention just announced new coronavirus guidelines that said some people, some people with vulnerabilities, may indeed, should indeed, may very well mightily should indeed get -- get this -- a fourth shot. Oh, "Saturday Night Live," where are you? Published October 28, 2021
Vaccine mandates claim another victim
An In-N-Out restaurant in Contra Costa County in California was forced to close because business owners refused to play the government's game and force customers to show zee vaccine papahs as conditions of entry. It's boot-stomping good times for the Democrats. Published October 27, 2021
