Journalism
Andy Kaufmann, Laura Loomer, and the Show-Biz of Politics
Opinion When political commentators discuss reporter and current congressional candidate Laura Loomer, it’s common that they admit her genius for capturing media attention. I have, however, never heard... Read More.
Police Officer Suicide: “Survive the 55” is Bringing Hope
By Tracy Beanz and Sharon Black Police officers across the country have been under daily attack as of late, physically by rioters in streets, in print, by the press, and by local politicians and city c... Read More.
An Open Letter to President Trump
By Daniel Bobinski Dear Mr. President, My purpose for writing today is to address the Covid-19 situation. According to the CDC report you quoted recently, only 6% of people who had less than two comorb... Read More.
Eye on Politics: Biden In Deep Trouble in Pennsylvania
Finally, a few people are beginning to recognize what the Republican Party in Pennsylvania has been doing for the last four years: registering voters. A new Politico piece points out that while the pol... Read More.
China’s ‘American Big Tech’ Takeover
The tech industry has proven itself on more than a few occasions to be an enemy of American privacy. They rarely hesitate to sell your personal information so they can line the pockets of well-paid exe... Read More.
Trump Confronts Critical Race, but a Long Campaign Awaits
Little noticed on the list of President Donald Trump’s second term agenda items was a line about teaching American exceptionalism. This was an important step, long overdue. Merely blocking federal fund... Read More.
Donald Trump Deserves the Nobel Peace Prize
On September 9th, a member of the Norwegian parliament, Christian Tybring-Gjedde, nominated U.S. President Donald J. Trump for the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize. Such a nomination of this President will strik... Read More.
Eye on Politics: Shifting Sands of Perception
We have been witnessing a campaign in which the optics and data in every metric possible except polls suggest one outcome, and polls point to another. And this is still true even though President Trump... Read More.
Goodness in the Battle; The Greatness in Goodness
“Behold how good and how pleasant it is For Brethren to dwell together in unity.” Psalm 133 I urge you to read the whole Psalm. You’ll see it expressing David’s point deeper through powerful metaphor... Read More.
Enemies of America Set Sights on Their Ultimate Target: US Marines
Throughout world history, great powers rise and fall at the hands of either external or internal enemies. They fall when the institutions that hold the society together are destroyed or people lose fa... Read More.
What Is John Durham Thinking?
John Durham has been the US Attorney for the District of Connecticut since February 2018 (acting beginning 1 November 2017). A federal prosecutor out of that office since 1983, Durham has built a reput... Read More.
#WalkAway Dallas Attack: More Details Emerge
Story by Sharon Black and Tracy Beanz Dominique Alexander rushed behind the stage and then attempted to go on stage as speaker Shemeka Michelle delivered remarks at the #WalkAway rally Security attempt... Read More.
Eye on Politics: The Campaigns Kick Off
Traditionally, Labor Day is the start of presidential campaigns. Of course, since Bill Clinton created the “war room,” campaigns never really ended. Barack Obama took that to a new level, treating ever... Read More.
Rochester, Riots, and Deconstructing the Racist Revolution
What happened Friday night in Rochester, New York, where a fascist so-called Antifa riot mob attacked and sacked local restaurants, is a template for what to expect for the next two months or longer. I... Read More.
Eye on Politics: The Alien Visitation
As a contrarian, I rarely look at the things other observers are obsessed with. (Oops, I left a dangling preposition, up with which I will not put!) For example, much of the conversation about politics... Read More.
