I woke up early for a flight this morning to find a new trend on Twitter…. So of course I spent the time waiting for my first flight to board scrolling through my timeline looking for the worst takes of the trend. Here are my picks for worst takes, for your viewing pleasure: The American…
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1619 Project founder Nikole Hannah-Jones has revealed in a new interview that she was “embarrassed” when her veteran father placed an American flag outside of her childhood home. Pardon me while I die of shock. If you hadn’t heard of it, the 1619 Project seeks to somehow backdate America’s founding to the date African slaves were first brought to America.…
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If you are a person of faith, you know that it is only a matter of time before religion’s persecution is underway. The Bible tells us that persecution will grow, and we will be HATED for our faith, but with that, so does other people’s faith. Though we live in a privileged country where people…
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Earlier this week, I addressed a group of conservatives in the blue bubble of New York City, and I have to say: the energy is still with the conservative movement! This movement has made so many gains over the past few years with young people, blacks and Latinos, and gays and lesbians. The movement has…
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On this Veterans Day, I want to thank all of our brave men and women who have fought to protect this nation and preserve our freedom. All of our soldiers have taken an oath to put their life in harm’s way for us. They have sacrificed themselves to protect people they don’t even know. They leave their…
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Today, November 11, 2020, we celebrate Veterans Day to a time honor those who served in the U.S. armed forces during times of war and peace. Thank you all for your brave service to this great nation. Thank you for sacrificing your lives to save ours.
A decorated Iraq War Veteran, Rob Smith served for five years in the United States Army, including two tours in the Middle East. During Operation Iraqi Freedom he was awarded the Army Commendation Medal and the Combat Infantry Badge. Thank you for your service, Rob! Who are you thankful for this Veteran’s Day?
Veterans Day honors all of those who have served the country in war or peace, dead or alive. It was initially called Armistice Day, commemorating the end of World War I. My grandfather, Joe Oliver, served in the Navy during WWll and the Korean War. After his time in the Navy, he spent decades as a…
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The above photo was taken in Los Angeles, California for COVID-19 dining. In California and other leftist-run states, they do not allow you to eat inside a restaurant, and make you eat outside. But this photo shows that for this particular restaurant (and I am sure there are others), you can eat inside ….. as…
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Veteran’s Day is usually a bittersweet time for me, as I become pretty overwhelmed with the recognition of all the sacrifices our Veterans have made for America – and I remember two of my fellow soldiers in Iraq who lost their lives there. Spc. Jose Mora and SSG Dale Panchot were decent and honorable men,…
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In a stunning and brave statement, the several representatives for nations around the world including Cuba, Belarus, North Korea, Syria, Iran, China, have called for a review into the United States’ human rights track record. Ummmm. Wait. Pause. Read that again. WHAT?! Nations around the world with known track records of forcing their own citizens…
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In October 2020, two proud gun owners and their member organizations, NRA and SAF, brought on a lawsuit to the City of Seattle for their mandatory gun lock ordinance. A unanimous panel of the Washington State Court of appeals sided with the gun rights organizations to reverse a ruling by the lower court that dismissed…
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