Should public institutions endorse such disorderly behavior? American libraries are doing away with all fees for late or unreturned books. Why, then, should they be returned at all? As a metaphor for the revved-up chaos being unleashed upon American society in the past few years, it works quite well. “Our local government library ended late…
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Leftist media has given up on spin to control a rapidly degrading situation. The top line of a New York Times/Siena presidential poll released yesterday, March 2, tells the story: “Biden is Unpopular” followed by “Voters Favor Trump.” America’s so-called newspaper of record didn’t quite have the mettle to place this news on the front…
Tonight’s homework: Read the latest Marxist Manifesto. Every progressive organization is trying to be on the ground floor of indoctrination when it comes to America’s kids. Long gone in so many states is the goal to educate youngsters in language skills, math proficiency, science, and the arts. But the folks behind Black Lives Matter have…
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Biden business transactions appear conveniently structured to allow room for innocent explanation. Hunter Biden – along with his attorney, Abbe Lowell – put on a masterclass in plausible deniability at his congressional deposition. The first son’s testimony again and again highlighted how cloudy and complex the movement of money between various foreign business entities and…
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He will soon be gone. Most conservatives say it’s about time. In trying to untangle the complicated legacy of retiring Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), one is faced with the classic choice between half-full and half-empty. Some will remember fondly how the 82-year-old grizzled veteran of political wars and longest-serving Senate leader in American…
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It’s all lies because I say it’s all lies – the Biden defense. On Feb. 28, lawmakers sitting on the House Judiciary and Oversight committees were treated to what could be described as a display of hubris when Hunter Biden sat for a closed-door deposition regarding his former business activities and his father’s involvement in…
Alaskan native tribes are being deprived of oil revenue and ignored. A watchdog group has filed a “scientific integrity” complaint against the Biden administration for employing “Indigenous knowledge” as justification for canceling seven oil and gas leases in Alaska. The decision was allegedly a political maneuver to appease environmental groups unhappy with the administration’s earlier…
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Soldiers seek pharmaceutical solutions for weight loss. US military members are making physical fitness and weight loss more of a priority in 2024, according to a new study by the Defense Department. Although the numbers aren’t alarming per se, there is a definite upward trend in soldiers seeking pharmaceutical prescriptions to shed pounds. The go-to…
The headline numbers for the Democrat and Republican primary contests in Michigan should surprise no one. On Tuesday, February 27, voters backed the respective front-runners, President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, with commanding victories. But digging deeper into the data suggests trouble in electoral paradise for at least one candidate. Michigan and The…
A sad case of geopolitical theater. President Joe Biden threatened crippling economic sanctions if Russia invaded Ukraine. Then Russia invaded Ukraine. The administration imposed a spate of economic sanctions in response – but Russia continued its invasion and subsequent war against Ukraine. Though the Kremlin initially had a bit of a hiccup in its Gross…
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The Great Lakes State goes to the polls today (Feb. 27) to determine who Michiganders want on the presidential ballot in November. But like all swing states, the competition is of national importance and will be watched closely. Observers this year, however, may end up with a spectacle that even the most ardent political hounds…
There has been a drastic reduction in progressive fervor to put Donald Trump out to pasture in 2024. Despite the stark reminder of the former president’s legal problems, the January 6 incident, and talk both brash and bold, long gone are the folks, armed with hand-painted signs at the ready, protesting the man at every…
