Because somebody has to say this stuff.
When I was a school-age kid, I remember taking a day, perhaps a week, each January to learn about, commemorate, and celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his advocacy for civil rights. For all I know,
In this installment of Weekend Conversation, PF Whalen and Parker Beauregard of The Blue State Conservative lament the state of the country where every political grievance against conservatives moves toward impeachment.
With impeachment and the impending Senate trial, Democrats will keep Trump and the riots on the front burner of our national dialogue longer than they would have been otherwise, and they will try to get as much of their radical agenda through as possible. But hoping to distract voters from the absurdity of issues like Medicare-For-All and the repealing of tax cuts by dwelling on Donald Trump won’t work. And unless they can get questionable Democrats in the Senate to abolish the filibuster, their radical agenda is largely doomed anyway.
I originally intended to compile some Fauci sins into a single article. The list then became long enough two separate into two articles. Eventually, I had to splice it all into a trilogy of unscientific and politically-motivated buffoonery. At the
We’re in a culture war that’s just beginning to heat up, and we should act accordingly. And while our opponents may have a massive head start on us, that gap is ripe with opportunity for conservative businesses to fill the subsequent voids.
In my past articles, I have perhaps not been realistic enough about the intentions of America’s Silicon Valley oligarchs. I deplore crony capitalism and corporatism, as I have written about recently, but also am skeptical of the morality and efficacy of making
People like New York Times writer David Leonhardt are distorting truth in real time. In what can only be described as mental self-flagellation, I subscribe to a New York Times email list called ‘The Morning’ for a daily briefing of
Everything about the events this past Wednesday is a tragedy. Decorum was spat on, the name of conservatism as a whole was tarnished, and worst of all, courageous and duty-focused police officers were casualties of the riots by the dozen.
In this installment of Weekend Conversation, PF Whalen and Parker Beauregard of The Blue State Conservative react to the storming of the U.S. Capitol building on Wednesday. Parker: The longer we distance ourselves from the fiasco that was the protesting, rioting, and tragic
Washington, DC. – At the end of the craziest news week in recent memory, some thoughts and observations. Topic #1: Congress convened on Wednesday in Washington D.C. to consider the certification of electoral votes resulting from November’s presidential election, and
The reaction of Officer Sheskey was not only appropriate, it was a textbook example of the how an officer should handle such a situation. There was no telling what Blake’s intentions were, and any other response from Sheskey would not only have been dangerous to him and his fellow officer, it could have been deadly.
If you didn’t get a chance to read Part 1 of what is looking increasingly like a never-ending series, be sure to brush up on some of Fauci’s other big lies and contradictions. You can find Part 1 right HERE.
A deep sense of malaise seems to have settled over America. Our politicians, from Biden at the top to lowly state-level bureaucrats like Georgia’s Secretary of State Raffensberger, are corrupt and sneer at us plebes for pointing to their corruption as evidence that they’re not our betters and that China owns America and its politicians. The media lies to us.
The only way for citizens in a republic to hold their elected officials accountable is at the ballot box. Do a good job with integrity and you get reelected. Do a lousy job or engage in corruption and you get voted out. That answerability is the most critical aspect of our form of government, and an honest media that accurately reports the facts regarding those who would be elected is arguably the most important player in the electoral process.
My first memory of the term “flip flop” came from a 2004 JibJab video. For those old enough to recall, JibJab released a cartoon sung by presidential candidates George W. Bush and John Kerry. In one of the verses, Cutout
In this installment of Weekend Conversation, PF Whalen and Parker Beauregard of The Blue State Conservative view the Christmas explosion in Nashville through the lens of domestic terrorism and look down the road at existing threats as well as potential threats.
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