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Latest Issues

We need a longer attention span

Last week I wrote an article about the "Let's Go Brandon" chant and the lack of respect shown to President Biden while he was in the White House. I did a little social experiment on Threads when I shared my post: I said we should respect "T...

2 days ago

You got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em...

One of the things many modern conservatives need to understand is when to fight and when not to fight. This is especially important when conservatives are obsessed with "punching back" at every attack or every slight, real or imagined. Not...

4 days ago

We should not be always assuming the worst

As I explained a couple days ago, I support the death penalty and the public application of it. I specifically support the public execution of Muslim terrorist and mass murderer Nidal Hasan. This is a man who walked up to a pregnant woman w...

7 days ago

The death penalty is pro-life

After notorious serial murderer and serial rapist Ted Bundy escaped from custody in December 1977, he murdered one woman, raped and murdered another, and then raped and murdered a child. Had he been hanged by the neck until dead before his...

9 days ago
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Respect the office, even if you do not respect the man

Let's put aside the argument over whether middle school students have the First Amendment right to wear shirts disparaging the President of these United States. It is still a bad thing to do and you should not do it.

Before I go furth...

11 days ago

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