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2020 Taglines

June 24, 2020 Steve MacDonald

When this COVID-19 circus finally rolls out of town (if it ever does), there will be a number of taglines for this awkward period in US history. One of them will be “weaponized hypocrisy”. We’ve seen ridiculous levels of hypocrisy from the Left over the past 10 years, especially since Donald Trump got elected. They … Read more

The Democrats Are Accomplices to Chaos

June 22, 2020June 22, 2020 Peter Lemiska

It may be interesting to hear rational Democrats try to explain away the insane demands of their radical counterparts, but we really don’t need clarification. When those radicals call for defunding and abolishing the police, they mean exactly what they say.

“Ours to Preserve”

June 19, 2020 Op-Ed

They are trying their best to start a fight. We have Mayors, Governors, Senators, and House Members bowing their knees to these Criminals. I won’t. Unlawfully destroying PUBLIC PROPERTY is a felony! Targeting our Founders’, and particularly Military heroes’ monuments, is more than a dare.

Defund Police

June 18, 2020June 17, 2020 Rick Olson

“Defund the Police,” is a now a mainstream moniker. Minneapolis now has a veto-proof majority in city government to scrap the entire police department. The problem is they have no plan to replace the police with an alternative.

If Minorities want to See Real Change (they can believe in) Defund Democrats

June 13, 2020 Steve MacDonald

If you had doubts about what the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has become, this should clear that up. The ACLU is running ads on Facebook. ‘Defund the Police.’ If you click the link, you can sign a petition at action.aclu.org to (drumroll) defund the police.

A Majority of the Minneapolis City Council Announce Intent to Entirely Defund the Police

June 8, 2020 Steve MacDonald

Coming soon to a Democrat city near you. More crime in the Black Community! At least that seems to be the trend when activists make a scene, and law enforcement “pulls back” as a result. Minneapolis, the epicenter of the recent protests, has decided to go one better. They plan to disband the police, so what does that mean?

Youthful Idiots and the Illusory Truth Effect

June 5, 2020 Peter Lemiska

Watching the news coverage of the ongoing riots, I couldn’t help notice a couple of things. First, was the anger, the feral vitriol directed at the police on the scene. It was apparent in the faces and the actions of the rioters and in the signs scattered about, hateful signs like, “Blue Lives Murder,” and “Good Cops Are Dead Cops.”

Ask These Questions Now Before its Time to Vote

June 2, 2020June 1, 2020 Op-Ed

Watching the events unfold Saturday and then Sunday night, I gained a new understanding of the importance of the Right to Keep and Bear Arms.

“Atlanta PD Will No Longer Chase Criminals if They Flee From Cops”

January 12, 2020 Skip

Let’s see, we’ve got multiple Democrat States with Democrat Attorney Generals stating that they are no longer going to prosecute low level crimes (e.g., urinating or defecating in public, drug usage in public ways, retail “shrinkage” up to $1,000, squatting on other peoples’ property, ignoring low level drug dealers) – that’s just a license to … Read more

Black Rifle Coffee Company Responds After Starbucks Barista Writes ‘PIG’ On Officers Cup

November 30, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Early on, Starbucks was an innovative free-market success story. But after a while, they became pretentious liberal privileged social-justice douchebags. We treat them accordingly. So, this story makes us smile.

New York County I Grew Up In Votes to Ban “Free Speech”

November 20, 2019 Steve MacDonald

I have not lived in Monroe County, New York, for 30 years, but I grew up there, so this caught my eye. The County Legislature has approved a measure that would make it a crime “to annoy” a policeman.

Joe Biden Tells Black Student “If you were my daughter you wouldn’t get pulled over by police”

October 27, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Pandering Joe Biden didn’t try to have a southern accent, which is good. Instead, he decided he didn’t want anyone in law enforcement to vote for him. When a black student asked, “If I were your daughter, what advice would you give me the next time I am stopped by the police?”

UK Police: Pictures of Knives Trigger People and Create Fear (or something).

April 20, 2023September 22, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Police in England have been publishing pictures of seized knives. You know, the way cops show you guns or drugs or whatever. But there’s a problem. They think the images are scaring the locals, so they’re going to stop doing that.

Local Residents Don’t Know What to Think About the “Islam Is Right About Women” signs

September 22, 2019

A thoughtful individual in Winchester Massachusetts put up about 10 posters around town. ‘Islam Is Right About Women’. The local residents apparently don’t know what to think about the ‘Islam Is Right About Women’ signs. The simple message has most puzzled.

Manchester Alderman Worries About Teachers Pay – BOSC Says Show Me the Money!

September 20, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Special Committee on Negotiations Chairman Richard H. Girard took issue with an email sent by at-Large Alderman Daniel P. O’Neil, Chairman of the Board of Aldermen, about the status of negotiations with the city’s teachers.

What the Response to Hong Kong Protests Tells Us About Our Local “Useful Idiots”

September 6, 2019September 5, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Folks in Hong Kong got some good news and some bad. First, mainland China has agreed to scrap the extradition bill that started the protests. It will not be scooping up Hong Kong deplorable and ferreting them away in some prison while they await “justice.”

Dunkin’ Donuts Win: Starbucks Barista Asks Police Officers to Leave Because Customer Didn’t Feel Safe

July 6, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Petty criminals of the world take note. Starbucks Baristas might be making your job easier by sending the message that the police are not welcome in their stores. Dunkin’ Donuts, this might be a great time to show your support for local PDs.

Tolerance and Acceptance or Racism and Marxism

Demonstrate?

June 28, 2019

The founders, those who wrote the U.S. Constitution, understood people. They knew sometimes there is a need to complain publicly about governmental policies adversely affecting us. The American Revolution began with just such protests. The Declaration of Independence was a 28 item list of grievances against the King. Demonstrations are part of the fabric of … Read more