Without government funding, most of today’s irrational and untenable concepts would never get off the ground. Here’s yet another example of where government subsidies – in this case, by the state of Maryland – fund something that would likely never … Continue reading
It’s the 15th anniversary of 9/11. What’s the best possible memorial to those who perished that day? How about celebrating and upholding the separation of church and state? Yes, it’s politically incorrect. While liberals and leftists used to stand firmly … Continue reading
We hear a lot today about political power and corruption. But what is power, really? A lot of people talk and think as if someone who has more money or property than you, or who is better off for whatever … Continue reading
California State University has announced that it will provide segregated housing for the university’s black students in an attempt to provide them with a “safe space.” Black students will have the option to move into a residential complex solely for … Continue reading
In a recent interview, retired neurosurgeon and former presidential candidate Ben Carson said the following: “It really doesn’t matter what a person’s racial or economic background is. If they get a good education, they pretty much can write their own … Continue reading
The immigration debate seems to boil down to this: Do illegal immigrants come first? Or does America come first? Those who argue that immigrants come first are disingenuous and completely dishonest. They claim to care about helping the needy, and … Continue reading
Monday on CNN’s “Anderson Cooper 360,” filmmaker Spike Lee weighed in on the controversy involving San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s decision not to stand for the national anthem at an exhibition NFL game over the weekend. Lee told host … Continue reading
Many universities are caving to fragile students’ demands for emotional protection from offensive speech. The University of Chicago isn’t one of them. In a welcome letter to the incoming Class of 2020, Dean of Students John Ellison gives students the … Continue reading
The massive coal-fired plant in Boardman, Ore., is just four years away from being shut down for good – at that point, Oregon coal production will be no more, after the state became the first in the nation to completely … Continue reading
In case you have trouble understanding politically correct logic in the era of one-party “uniparty” government, here’s the breakdown on the recent floods in Louisiana, when contrasted with Hurricane Katrina, also in Louisiana, more than a decade ago. When a … Continue reading
Hillary Clinton’s top campaign aide, and the woman who might be the future White House chief of staff to the first female US president, for a decade edited a radical Muslim publication that opposed women’s rights and blamed the US … Continue reading
In 2013, a sample of Latinos living in the United States were asked if they agreed or disagreed with the following statement: “Democrats are closer to the leaders we had in Latin America, always giving handouts to get votes. If … Continue reading