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I have been writing a daily political opinion article for over 5 years, nearly 2,000 consecutive days, and I have received a fair share of criticism. I can handle criticism, as that is what fuels conversation and debate. I have said from my first article that my purpose was not to profess I had all … Read more
The President addressed the American people on Wednesday night, but listening to the supposed experts on CNN and MSNBC afterward showed they missed it. Nicolle Wallace was brought in for the recap because of her political expertise. Please, she spent her segment basically laughing at the President and his address. Kaitlin Collins on CNN was … Read more
I have been a fan and supporter of Marco Rubio since he entered the 2016 presidential race. I remember walking with Sharon through the streets of Concord, New Hampshire, on a very cold February night to hear the young candidate address his supporters after a disappointing showing in the NH primary. He was strong, took … Read more
Under what Power can a politician even have the HUBRIS to say they get to define what is our national soul? Certainly, not Biden (emphasis mine): Last night, the same president who almost exactly a year ago disgracefully abandoned 14,000 Americans and tens of thousands of our allies to the Taliban decided to lecture the US on … Read more
We have free speech in America, but I will not fight to the death to defend your right to promote tyranny.
Don’t use the language of the left. It just emboldens them and makes us lose: “Today, on the political left, we’re making up new norms all the time: calling people “Latinx,” announcing our pronouns, capitalizing ‘Black.’ “
One of the biggest proponents of Critical Race Theory is Ibram X. Kendi. Watch how Kendi does the Catch-22 Tango, care of Andrew Sullivan, to make himself appear smart.
President Donald Trump, after arriving about an hour late, delivered a ninety-minute speech at CPAC in Orlando that, in my opinion, was a bit underwhelming.
Like any good puppet, Joe Biden is promoting the approved narratives. This time it is, giant platitude-bearing hearts littering the White House Lawn. Mz Biden is credited with the display. Unity, kindness, Love, Compassion. Have they heard of the Democrat majority Congress?
According to the Marshall Report, President Trump will be addressing America at 9 pm ET tonight. The subject? I’m not sure, but there is a reference to evidence of something and a picture of laptops seized from members of congress by the National Guard.
What America represents is the freedom and opportunity to which all people should aspire. America is the nobility of our accomplishments in history. How far we have come from small groups in wooden boats.
We’ve laid down voluminous amounts of text on free and compelled speech. We defend the former; the left demands the latter. And more recently, they demanded it at random, in public, under threat of harm. If you think that stops should they win, you’d be mistaken.
As we move toward November and the opportunity to choose the same or new representatives, there is a simple means by which to determine for whom you should vote. We may not all agree on the government’s role, but all of us should agree it is not to suppress free speech or block open debate.
First, credit where it is due. My title is the title of this piece at Milne News.com. There is simply no better way to describe it. In his State of the Union Address, Mr. Trump was clear when he said, “My Administration will take all necessary steps to safeguard our citizens from this threat.”
The thoughtcrime infrastructure already exists in most states, spawned from templates created on College Campuses. So-called Diversity and anti-discrimination commissions are nothing more than a grown-up version of the Bias Response Team, as Orwellian a thing as can be imagined.
My first take on the State of the Union was that Nancy screwed up. Tearing up the speech was terrible optics. A speech loaded with good news (in particular) for women and minorities. Pelosi tore it up and team Trump is making Democrats pay a price.
Nashua has a problem. It is swirling the bowl, to the left, in a predictable downward turn. A Nashua Rep. wants to label online engagement with public officials as harassment. There is a move to constrain requests for public documents under the state’s right to know law. Even the School District is into suppressing speech.
This week’s podcast can be summed up in one word. Infringements. “Constitutional infringements that is.” They are everywhere or, given the electoral environment, promised by Democrats “if elected.”
Fake news was invented by the media establishment to discredit sources of information over which they have no control. The concept is based on a standard Liberal belief. You are too stupid to know the difference.
We bumble our way through questions of free speech regularly. Call it a hobby. Maybe it’s two hobbies. Talking about it and exercising it, while the former is the latter. However that works here is a legal question for the ages. Is flashing your headlights to warn oncoming traffic of a speed trap protected by the First Amendment?