Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
On the heels of Biden’s textbook racist statement, that, “If you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, you ain’t black,” the NYT does damage control by claiming the U.S. military is “celebrating white supremacy.” It is the single lowest attack from these worthless race hustlers
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Dear @cthagod, now that you’ve interviewed Joe Biden, I suggest that you learn about Clarence Thomas to clarify your thinking about blacks and Democrats. In the past two days, two things collided in my brain. The first was the interview that Charlamagne tha God did with Joe Biden, from which
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Pandemic, deadly diseases have played a major role in shaping our history. The Plague changed the map of Europe and had much to do with England’s political development. It ended England’s practice of feudal slavery and set England on the path to becoming a liberal democracy. The Plague came to
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I try not to use race or sexuality as a filter for viewing people, but I have inordinate respect for blacks and LGBT people who come out as conservatives. My confession today has to start with the fact that I’m a coward. I was raised by parents who were deeply
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Before this interview, I didn’t know who Brandon Tatum was; now I’m deeply impressed by his clear-eyed view of American blacks and American politics.
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The only problem with Candace Owens’ interview with Taleeb Starkes is that I suspect it will be watched only by those who don’t need to hear the message. As far as I’m concerned there is only one thing wrong with Candace Owens’ interview with Taleeb Starkes. The problem is that I, a
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The Pinterest and Plantation Wedding kerfuffle shows how the Left preys on American’s ignorance to destroy both the beauty and the lessons of history. Immediately after Thanksgiving, I headed to Charleston with my Little Bookworm, who had asked to see a true Southern city. She originally suggested Nashville, but I’m
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We arrived in Charleston, South Carolina a few hours ago with my Little Bookworm, who is visiting from college. Like me, she is a garrulous soul who enjoys talking to people and learning about them. So far, she’s talked to a little girl who petted our dog, a desk clerk,
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The story of the sweet beer guy and the doxxing reporter is a microcosm of Democrat behavior, plus racial — and racist — education madness in Seattle. The first part of this post is about the way in which the Carson King and Aaron Calvin saga parallels the saga of
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Here’s another superb PragerU video, this time showcasing Super Bowl star Burgess Owens as he explains the inherent racism behind reparations.
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“White Supremacy” is a progressive canard to keep the race card viable in the absence of actual racism. It paints all whites as inherently racist and promotes the worst of tribalism as a progressive political tool. The New York Times’ 1619 Project seeks to “reframe” American history to mark the
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Though slavery was awful, for today’s American blacks what would have been even worse was an absence of the slavery that brought them to these shores. (If you prefer listening over reading, the companion podcast to this post is embedded below, or you can listen to it at Libsyn or at Apple
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In addition to being an obvious effort to sow racial discord in America, the 1619 Project is based upon false, shoddy, and uninformed “scholarship.” Let’s take a deeper dive than I did yesterday into the evil of Project 1619. Let’s take a look at the work of two academics who
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The 1619 Project – a media driven campaign to view everything about this nation through a dark and myopic racial prism — is pure evil. It is the basest of modern lies, told to stir the basest of emotions, all to separate society and, thereby, to achieve a political end
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The advent of the internet means that ordinary people like me can loudly criticize Rashida Tlaib, Ilhan Omar, and the Times‘ ridiculous 1619 project. (If you prefer listening to reading, the companion podcast is embedded below, or you can listen to it at Libsyn or at Apple podcasts. I’m trying
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