Douglas Ernst
Articles by Douglas Ernst
Breonna Taylor charges enrage BLM protesters in Louisville
Livid Black Lives Matter activists marched through Louisville on Wednesday with a vow to "burn it down!" after a police officer, Brett Hankison, was charged with three counts of wanton endangerment in the shooting of Breonna Taylor. Published September 23, 2020
Jenny Durkan, Seattle mayor, thwarted by City Council on police defunding veto
Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan's attempt to veto City Council measures to defund the police department was handily thwarted in a 7-2 vote this week. Published September 23, 2020
Colby Covington triggers Max Kellerman; ESPN host blames stealth ‘right-wing’ for BLM riots
ESPN's Max Kellerman jumped to the defense of "Black Lives Matter" on Tuesday with claims of "right-wing agitators posing as protesters" in response to comments by UFC star Colby Covington. Published September 22, 2020
‘Trump 2020’ painted signs appear on Boston roads
A spate of painted "Trump 2020" signs appearing on Boston highways have Massachusetts Department of Transportation officials scrambling. Published September 22, 2020
ABC’s ‘undecided’ voters called Trump ‘f—ing moron,’ ‘punk a—,’ ‘villain’ before town hall
ABC's recent town hall debate that billed its participants as "uncommitted" voters included voters who called President Trump a "f--ing moron," "punk a--," "swine," and a "villain" prior to the event. Published September 22, 2020
Salvatore Cordileone, Catholic archbishop, rips ‘one person’ prayer rules
Archbishop of San Francisco Salvatore J. Cordileone says he's had it with local politicians who "openly discriminate" against Catholics with contradictory coronavirus rules. Published September 21, 2020
Patricia Heaton warns of Trump SCOTUS critics who ‘wouldn’t recognize God if He bit them on the bum’
Actress Patricia Heaton says President Trump can soon expect a cacophony of criticism over his Supreme Court nominee by "people who wouldn't recognize God if He bit them on the bum." Published September 21, 2020
Lindsey Graham: Dems who tried to ‘destroy Brett Kavanaugh’s life’ must ‘reap what you sow’ post-RBG
Sen. Lindsey Graham said Democrats searching for Republican allies in the wake of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death should have thought twice about trying "to destroy Brett Kavanaugh's life." Published September 21, 2020
Joy Behar triggered after Kim Klacik calls out ‘Blackface’ past: ‘The Black community had my back!’
"Excuse me!" the White comedian exclaimed. "The Black community had my back! They know that that was not Blackface! That was an homage. Oh, please! Just answer the question." Published September 18, 2020
Bill de Blasio’s Big Apple murder wave: NYC mayor ‘laser-focused’ on safety despite 27% spike
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has a Big Apple murder wave on his hands in 2020. Published September 18, 2020
John Cooper, Nashville mayor, under fire after reporter exposes suppression of low COVID-19 data
Nashville Mayor John Cooper's office was put on the defensive with local Fox-17 reporter Dennis Ferrier on Thursday over the suppression of low COVID-19 data. Published September 17, 2020
Norah O’Donnell adds ‘mostly peaceful’ qualifier while citing $1B to $2B in BLM destruction
"CBS Evening News" anchor Norah O'Donnell told viewers that up to $2 billion in property destruction by Black Lives Matter activists in recent months came with their "mostly peaceful" protests. Published September 17, 2020
Chris Rock: Coronavirus smacked U.S. because ‘Pelosi and the Democrats’ obsessed over impeachment
Comedian Chris Rock says House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats dropped the ball on the coronavirus pandemic by focusing on impeachment proceedings against President Trump. Published September 16, 2020
Minneapolis City Council that pushed to dismantle police now irate at rising crime
The Minneapolis City Council that passed a unanimous resolution in June for a "transformative new model" of law enforcement is confused and livid over rising crime and slow response times by cops. Published September 16, 2020
St. Patrick’s Cathedral in El Paso’s 90-year-old Jesus statue crushed by vandal: ‘I am in shock’
Members of the Catholic Diocese of El Paso say they are in shock after a 90-year-old statue of the Sacred Heart of Jesus was destroyed by a vandal on Tuesday. Published September 16, 2020
Philly protesters taunt Trump fans with U.S. flag flossed through pants: ‘Stick it in they faces!’
The City of Brotherly Love welcomed President Trump on Tuesday by using the American flag as flossing material for private parts. Published September 16, 2020
Joe Biden ripped by CatholicVote; $9.7M ad campaign says Dem kneels for ‘leftist mob’ on abortion
Joseph R. Biden's campaign now faces a $9.7 million ad campaign by a Catholic group that sees his policies as "an existential threat" to religious liberty. Published September 15, 2020
Judd Apatow outs Hollywood as global censorship puppet: ‘China has bought our silence’
Hollywood producer Judd Apatow says industry giants have for all intents and purposes become China's puppets. Published September 15, 2020
Sunny Hostin: Trump ‘manufactured’ claims that Black Lives Matter prone to looting, violence
Sunny Hostin says President Trump has "manufactured" a false narrative that Black Lives Matter activists are prone to looting, arson, destruction and violence. Published September 14, 2020
Black Lives Matter activists loot in Lancaster after cop kills charging suspect wielding knife
The police shooting of a knife-wielding suspect Sunday evening sent Black Lives Matter activists in the Keystone State into a frenzy of looting and property destruction. Published September 14, 2020
