Donald Trump made some hefty promises regarding liberty during his campaign for president. We held up our part of the bargain and made him president; now we’re watching to see how well he fulfills those promises. For those keeping score at home, President Trump took one more step in the right direction when he signed an Executive Order (EO) – appropriately named “Promoting Free Speech and Religious Liberty” – on the national day of prayer, May 4.
The shocking (at least to the leftists) rise of the political outsider, Donald J. Trump, has brought about a new word for hire profession: protesting with pay (no word whether they carry health benefits.)
It seems that St. Louis Post-Dispatch columnist Stacey Washington is plum out of a job.
Do you have a family member who is a Republican member of Congress? If so, Kurt Eichenwald, senior writer for Newsweek, thinks you should die if he or she voted for the American Health Care Act (ACHA), otherwise colloquially known as Trumpcare.
Although it was a fictitious novel, Nineteen Eighty-Four is a powerful and surprisingly accurate display of the influence of language on culture and thought processes. The book is also an honest representation of what individuals would do to censor anything with which they disagree. Today, it seems that some liberals wish to implement a form of Newspeak for the Spanish language.
School kids celebrated in lunchrooms across America as Barack and Michelle Obama’s Healthy Hunger Free Kids Act of 2010 was decimated on the order of President Trump.
After being resuscitated by sheer willpower, the American Health Care Act of 2017 is breathing again. Thanks to what was undoubtedly a tremendous effort by President Trump, Speaker Ryan, and several others, the plan to repeal and replace Obamacare has passed the House and now heads to the Senate. Its future is uncertain – indeed, the only thing you can be sure of is that whatever comes out of the Senate will look different than what the House sent over.
We all want to live in a land of hopes and dreams where faith is rewarded, and there’s plenty of cold beer at a reasonable price. The problem is the reality of this hard land.
The champagne must be flowing freely at PETA. Let’s hope their happy now that the Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus has decided to pull down the big top once and for all. The show is over. Done. Kaput. Of course, there are many reasons why the circus has decided to close its doors this month – operating costs are up, attendance is down, changes in the American family – but the most powerful push to dim the lights of the circus assuredly came from animal rights activists. And while PETA and their minions weren’t the only reason for the demise of this slice of Americana, they certainly had a big hand in it – with all five fingers.