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Trump Orders Release of JFK, RFK, and MLK Assassination Records to the Public

January 23, 2025 Steve MacDonald

Mr. Trump has decided that it is in the public interest to release these records to the public. Sec. 2. Declassification and Disclosure. (a) Within 15 days of the date of this order, the Director of National Intelligence and the Attorney General shall, in coordination with the Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs and the Counsel … Read more

Was This a Hate Hoax or was This Black Woman Part of the Hate MLK Crowd?

December 10, 2023 Steve MacDonald

In the new black century, the race-baiters have been working overtime to undermine one of their own. MLK, once an icon of the civil rights movement, can no longer be honored as he once was. The color of your skin is the only thing that matters, and it must be black.

MLK Monumnet Photo by Bee Calder on Unsplash

Did the Slaves or MLK Know Freedom Was Actually a Dog Whistle for White Supremacy?

February 23, 2022 Op-Ed

Everything is racist nowadays. Bike helmets are vestiges of Jim Crow, at least according to the city of Seattle. Who knew? I suppose swimming pools are racist too if one considers the hazards for sinking among certain, shall we say, racial demographics.

Girl Scouts of America – ‘Color Blindness Perpetuates Racism’

July 24, 2021 Steve MacDonald

Martin Luther King Statues Beware. The Democrat Party is coming for you. Not long from now, we may find gangs of militant Girl Scouts defacing the civil rights leaders’ monuments or pulling them down. Colorblindness is no longer a goal in America; it is racist.

If MLK Were Alive Today White CRT Advocates Would Shout Him Down

April 5, 2021April 1, 2021 Steve MacDonald

I know Governor Sununu is having a hard time with the idea of keeping Critical Race Theory (CRT) out of schools, workplaces, and government, but consider this. If Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. were alive, the CRT advocates would shout him down and try to cancel him.

Anyone else have this dream?

August 28, 2020 Ian Underwood

On the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King’s ‘I Have a Dream’ speech, it seems appropriate to ask to what extent that dream is coming true.

Are Manchester, NH Schools a Bastion of Racism?

May 6, 2025June 11, 2020 Rich Girard

Over the past several weeks, there have been multiple articles I could have written about things happening at Manchester City Hall or on Hecker Street (HQ for the Manchester School District). However, the reasons I stepped down from my seat on the Board of School Committee, demands of family and business, have prevented me from … Read more

MLK Votes Republican Today

April 14, 2019

The premise American universities have dangerously devolved into institutions of political indoctrination. They ought to be institutions of higher learning. A recent study of the 60 highest rated liberal arts colleges in the nation found more than 10 professors are registered Democrats for every registered Republican. That means something. Perhaps it means politicization of universities … Read more

Ronald Reagan – Our First “Black” President

September 26, 2018January 21, 2013 Steve MacDonald

The Daily Tribune News has an article from two years ago, written by Michael Reagan, former president Ronald Reagan’s son. In it, he reminds us that Ronald Reagan did more economically for African Americans than our first ‘Black’ president. And that in contrast to the lefts portrayal of Conservatives, and the media’s recycling of that narrative, Ronald Reagan wanted everyone do the best they could, and to succeed, regardless of where they came from, what they looked like, or who they voted for.

Before he was elected, in speech after speech, my father said that his economic plan would improve the lives of African-Americans. In a February 1977 CPAC address, he said, “The time has come for Republicans to say to black voters: ‘We offer principles that black Americans can and do support. We believe in jobs, real jobs; we believe in education that is really education; we believe in treating all Americans as individuals and not as stereotypes or voting blocs.'”