AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker) - Dust On The Colors
Author By Luis Gonzalez Never forget.
Author By Luis Gonzalez Never forget.
Author By D Parker Patriotic Americans must always volunteer and donate like they're 20 points behind.
Author By Allan J. Feifer Government—and those who feed off it—slowly but inevitably become our masters.
David Shankbone By S.T. Karnick The democratic socialist approach relies on one central idea: tearing down all the nation’s existing institutions and replacing them with a system that eliminates inequality by redistributing wealth and status.
Democrats feel an opportunity to advance. The riots, grooming, and race wars are sure to follow.
PickPik By Jay Rogers How do you know a charity is legit? Follow the money. A new report does just that, and the findings are disturbing.
The National Association of Christian Lawmakers and its partners asked the administration to direct the State Department and Department of Homeland Security to develop “lawful, secure, and appropriately expedited pathways” for eligible Jewish Canadian nationals and their immediate family members.
One of the things I find interesting is that we’re always told conservatives are Philistines when it comes to the arts.
We just don’t care about the arts like liberals, who are always going on and on about the importance of pretentious, terrible pieces of artwork or how we must give more government money to art museums. Meanwhile, have you ever noticed the sort of art that conservatives tend to find beautiful vs. what liberals like? Conservatives tend to really like the classics. You know, old churches, detailed statues, and gorgeous women. But liberals? Liberals like to push ugly. Ugly art. Ugly characters. Ugly people. It was a couple of posts about comics that I randomly ran across that got me thinking about this : This is not confined to comics either. So much of modern art that liberals champion is hideously ugly garbage. There are many examples we…Open
For the left, the relevant question when it comes to criminal law is not whether punishment works to deter criminals or protect the public; it is whose power is increased and whose is diminished by the criminal justice system.
Pixabay // Pixabay Content License By Stephen Helgesen Both have several things in common: money, education and power.