“A Trump presidency was not how most conservatives imagined we would escape the soft-totalitarianism of our PC jail. I imagined the liberation movement as an …
The Clintons made “Unpalatable” ok.
Obama has made “Unthinkable” mainstream.
Before Billy Jeff’s shameless shenanigans in the Oval Office with Monica, a politician’s careless sexual escapades and lying denials spelled the end of a career [“…spending more …
Beating the Alinskyized Left at their own game
To not understand the influence of the evil Community Organizer genius Saul Alinsky is to surrender to the epic and unsettling Transformation of America that …
SCOTUS gone wild!
Gay Marriage
Going back to Obama’s goal of Fundamental Transformation of America, this one is hard to top. In Chief Justice Roberts’ dissent is offered this little morsel regarding …
Obama’s Munich? Bad analogy:
Chamberlain feared his enemies. Obama identifies with them.
UPDATE 12/23/17: Obama calling off investigation of Hezbollah drug trafficking in pursuit of his stellar “Iran Deal?” The jaw can drop no farther as time passes and …
Letter to a kindred spirit…
This is one person’s attempt to dispel the poisonous clouds and gloom of an Obama Age of Despair that is slowly engulfing us.
Obama: The Pieces Of The Puzzle Come Together
Recently, I came across a syndicated column from November 1979 that seemed to point 30 years into the future toward an obscure campaign issue that arose briefly in the 2008 presidential campaign
When Do We Get to Attack Obama’s Character?
How is it possible that we elected a president who embraces the Muslim Brotherhood, and who has thrown under the bus not just Israel, but all of America’s Middle Eastern allies?
Dreams From My Real Father
Now that it has been established that a candidate’s teenage years help define the man to come, it might be time to take a new look at the adolescent Obama and his then-mentor, the late Frank Marshall Davis.
I would guess that not one Obama voter out of one hundred could identify Davis by name, and I doubt if one media person out of a thousand has read his memoir, Livin’ the Blues. This is unfortunate on any number of levels. For one, Davis’s book captures the ebb and flow of 20th-century black American life as well as any ever written.