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Rebellious Nevada rancher’s racist remarks dim Republican support

Two Republican senators who voiced support for a Nevada cattleman in his showdown with federal agents over grazing rights on public land condemned recent remarks by the rebellious rancher musing about whether African-Americans would be “better off as slaves.” A day after Cliven Bundy’s comments about “the Negro” and government subsidies were published in The […] Continue reading →

SHOCK CLAIM: Obama Used the IRS to Steal the 2012 Election

In the early days of the IRS scandal, charges were leveled by conservatives—and some moderates—that the Tea Party was targeted in order to steal the 2012 presidential election. With the two mammoth House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform reports released recently, containing hundreds of emails of Lois Lerner and her cronies plotting the take […] Continue reading →

Dr. Ben Carson: Outwitting the Purveyors of Dependency

Divide and conquer is an age-old strategy, effectively used by many in positions of power to ensure that they retain their wealth and authority. During the dark days of slavery in America, there were many geographic areas where the number of slaves significantly surpassed the number of whites and slave owners. This occasioned appropriate anxiety […] Continue reading →

Disgusting: Bill Clinton Snared In Pedophile Ring

Bill Clinton identified in lawsuit against his former friend and pedophile Jeffrey Epstein who had ‘regular’ orgies at his Caribbean compound that the former president visited multiple times The former president was friends with Jeffrey Epstein, a financier who was arrested in 2008 for soliciting underage prostitutes A new lawsuit has revealed how Clinton took […] Continue reading →

What would George Washington think? – Obama’s Crimea comment

Austin Washington It certainly doesn’t sound good. First, dismissing the result of an election in which people voted in favor of the will of a “democratic leader” for whom no one voted. Second, claiming an election is illegal under the chimerical idea of “international law.” Which I understand in this instance was brought into being by a pen and a […] Continue reading →

Another Forgotten Black Conservative: Remembering Zora Neale Hurston

February is Black History Month. As those on the right (and even an increasing number of people elsewhere) know well enough, these four weeks are all too easily used by activists as an opportunity to promote a politics of victimhood congenial to a leftist agenda. The famed black writer—and conservative—Zora Neale Hurston, frustrates this program. […] Continue reading →

The Man Who Didn’t Want to be President

Jeff Jacoby Nearly 1,000 days stretch between this Presidents’ Day and the next presidential election. Yet already it is impossible to escape the maneuvers, machinations, and media coverage of men and women so consumed with winning the highest office in the land that the lust for power all but oozes from their pores. For as […] Continue reading →

So President Obama swore to �preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States

Derek Hunter, At the end of King Kong, the character who captured Kong and brought him to New York is seen staring at the dead giant. After being told the airplanes got him, he says, “It wasn’t the airplanes. It was beauty killed the beast.” But it wasn’t beauty; it was the man blaming beauty. […] Continue reading →

Popular Democrat Compares Illegals To Slaves

by B. Christopher Agee, There seems to be no end to the outrageous rhetoric the left is willing to use in its support for amnesty. Radical ideologues routinely castigate conservatives, calling them racist and xenophobic for merely respecting America’s immigration laws. While Democrats of all ethnicities are on board with the cause to legitimize illegal […] Continue reading →

Pope Francis, Jesus, and Real Christian Charity

Jack Kerwick, In his speech for the Catholic Church’s World Day of Peace, marked for New Year’s Day, Time’s most recently elected “Person of the Year” decried the “widening gap between those who have more and those who must be content with the crumbs.” Pope Francis, it is obvious, is hammering the same theme that […] Continue reading →

Prisons and Slavery are Also Ways to Combat Hunger and Food Insecurity

by Gary DeMar Liberals (and conservatives) say the dumbest things. The latest comes from White House spokesman Jay Carney. The topic was cuts in SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program: “These cuts come at a time when many hardworking American families are still struggling to make ends meet in the wake of the worst recession […] Continue reading →

Godwin�s Law and the American Liberal

John Kirkwood, Godwin’s Law: “As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches.” ON GAY MARRIAGE:EMAIL: “You’re on the wrong side of history on this, people like you are this generation’s Ku Klux Klan.” ME: “Well, two things: I’m not concerned with “being on the right side of […] Continue reading →

A 14th Amendment for all centuries

During the 1980s, a colorful Washington figure used to stand in Lafayette Square near the White House holding a sign: “Arrest Me. I Question the Validity of the Public Debt. Repeal Section 4, Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.” That section reads: “The validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law, […] Continue reading →

Sen. Harkin, The Civil War Was About Freeing Slaves Not Making Slaves

by Gary DeMar Democrats like Tom Harkin are comparing opposition to an increase in the power and authority of the State to the Civil War. Iowa Democrat Tom Harkin is the worst offender of the comparison. Since Democrat politics feeds off of racial politics, we all knew that sooner or later the image of slavery, […] Continue reading →

The Humanity of Hypocrisy: In Defense of Thomas Jefferson

Jeremy Egerer I can’t recall the exact number of times I’ve heard that Thomas Jefferson’s opinions are irrelevant because he owned slaves, but if I could make an estimate, it would have to be about several dozen. And if Jefferson were alone the subject of such an unjust and ridiculous opinion, I would leave the […] Continue reading →

Would Thomas Jefferson Approve of Today’s Public Education? (Part 3)

Chuck Norris In the first two parts of this series, I showed how Thomas Jefferson valued education as the tool to ensure our republic’s perpetuity and Americans’ “Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.” But today’s public education system isn’t exactly what Jefferson had in mind for his academic reformation. Yes, Jefferson imagined schools as […] Continue reading →

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