When I tuned into Dennis Prager’s radio program this morning he was chuckling over an achievement of Donald Trump. “He has been able to get the left to admit that America is at least great.” Continue reading
Roped in by a headline writer
Striking down Michigan voting law latest Democrat ploy
Liberal newspaper gives millennials weak advice on issues to support
WSJ a little late, but that’s okay
“Trump would be wise to take advantage of it, help sell it, even own it, as the way to turn our country around.” – kramerontheright
That quote is from my June 11, 2016 post, GOP to convince voters they have ‘A Better Way, in which I wrote about House Speaker Paul Ryan’s plan for Congress to run on in 2016 – “A Better Way: Our Vision for a Confident America.”… read more
Watch the GOP convention on C-Span
If you’re watching the Republican convention on Fox, or one of the other networks, you’re missing the real speeches, those by every day Americans, not just high profile individuals.
For example, click here to watch a nice speech by Darryl Glenn, candidate for Senate from Colorado.
I suggest you turn to your C-Span channel to hear all of the speeches without interruption by talking heads.… read more
Fox’s Shepard Smith rebukes Bobby Jindal over use of “all lives matter,” calls it derogatory
While watching an interview of former Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal by Fox News anchor Shephard Smith on the Baton Rouge police shooting, I was taken aback by Smith’s position on Jindal’s use of “all lives matter.” During the interview, Smith castigated Jindal twice for his use of “all lives matter,” saying it was derogatory. Continue reading
Trump is correct to propose temporary ban of Muslim entries to U.S.
Pence makes sense as VP
It’s time to stop hyphenating Americans, end multiculturalism
“I stand for straight Americanism unconditioned and unqualified, and I stand against every form of hyphenated Americanism.” – President Theodore Roosevelt.
I rarely have reason to quote President Theodore Roosevelt, but with the current events surrounding blacks and our law enforcement communities in Dallas, St. Paul and Baton Rouge, I believe it’s time we end take his advice on the hyphenating of our cultural origins. Continue reading





