Serving up reason from the North and logic from the South
With the holidays upon me, I have to keep today's show short, but knew I had to address the Twitter Files part 8, dealing with helping the Pentagon with the PsyOp campaigns. While Twitter repeatedly said they did not aid state actors with propaganda or other operations, it's obvious they did get cozy with the… Continue reading Twitter Files part 8 – Pentagon PsyOps
On today's show, I reveal how the strategy of the Democrat party has become fully realized and it is backfiring in spectacular fashion. As you know, I've been telling you the goals of the January 6 Committee has nothing to do with getting to the bottom of the violence of the day. They were created… Continue reading Democrat plan to fund “extreme” GOP candidates is backfiring in spectacular fashion
In today's episode, I will spend the entire episode on the glorious and monumental rulings we got from the SCOTUS both today and yesterday. I can only imagine the "leaker" of Justice Alito's draft, and all those who colluded with that person, are furious over their failed attempt to thwart the third branch of government.… Continue reading Roe v Wade overturned means returning to our Constitutional Republic
In today's episode, I open with more lies and false rhetoric from our dear Commander-in-Chief related to the Democrats desire to infringed on the Second Amendment. Much like his oft stated lie about the Founding Father's wanting limits on rights, he tripled down on the last time there was a ban on scary-looking semi-automatic rifles.… Continue reading The gun grab agenda is devoid of facts and more baby formula Bidensanity
Hollywood tells all kind of stories. One of the staples of the "Hollywood ending" is when the main character delivers a speech that changes the course of events of the tale. It's the Aesop's Fables morality moment where we all come to the same collective understanding that whatever had been happening up to that point… Continue reading Trump hopes for the Hollywood ending
The First Amendment to the United States Constitution, as conceived by James Madison, went like this: “The civil rights of none shall be abridged on account of religious belief or worship, nor shall any national religion be established, nor shall the full and equal rights of conscience be in any manner, or on any pretext,… Continue reading Madison Did It Better
Building on my most recent piece, I want to explore further the current climate within the electorate. Without a doubt, the last two (and soon to be three) election cycles for president are no longer about record. We are not interested in the most qualified, either. We don't care about experience or integrity. All we… Continue reading Two sides of the same coin
The 2015-16 school year started a few months ago. It was my turn to spend a day offering my wisdom and experience in the day-to-day activities of the students. As I walked into the first classroom, I felt like I had been transformed into the role of Arnold Schwarzenegger in the movie, Kindergarten Cop. Everywhere I turned, it… Continue reading The Ivory Tower of Pisa — Welcome to PCU
As a complement to the piece I wrote last week regarding Chick-fil-A, I wanted to delve into an area that wasn't specifically mentioned prior. This area deals with the difference between the actions a private citizen is free, and protected by the Constitution, to undertake versus the actions of our political leaders, who, as still presumed… Continue reading It’s time to remember we are a Republic
Generally, I would not choose to respond to a horrific event so quickly after it happened. There is still too much to learn and we need to let the investigators in Aurora, Colorado have the time they need to paint the full picture of the story of Jim Holmes. What I did want to respond… Continue reading Facts get in the way of the mainstream media agenda
It is argued that the United States Constitution is open to interpretation, thus implying that the words on the paper are not an end in themselves. This suggests that the Constitution is flexible and not concrete and indirectly suggests that it needs supporting documentation in order to explain itself. That supporting documentation would be made… Continue reading Interpreting the United Stated Constitution
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