Most Americans are, no doubt, familiar with Linda Sarsour, a women’s rights activist and self described Muslim. News coverage of her is ubiquitous because she seems to represent two contradictory sociopolitical ideologies that “progressives” fantasize can coexist: feminism and Islam. Sarsour does garner much media attention, simply because there are so few real life individuals in that category. That’s not
If one surveys the output of America’s movie industry (which I will refer to by the generic “Hollywood”) one sees a plethora of subjects. Comic books brought to life appear to be a ubiquitous offering (Spider-Man, X-men, Wonder Woman, Avengers, etc., etc.). “Action Films” (Fast and Furious, Gaurdians of the Galaxy) are common. Fantasy films (Fantastic Beasts, The Life of
I hate to document this, but NEW LOWS have recently been attained by the leftist, liberal, “progressive” Democrats in America’s public square. These lows have been so bad, that, as distasteful as it is, I feel compelled to, at least, mention them. Not long ago, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), reacting to the senseless murder of innocent college student Mollie Tibbetts
September 3, 2018 Dear Mr. Obama, Watching replays of your eulogy for John McCain on Saturday, I was quite surprised at the tone of your remarks. During your patronizing screed, you had the unmitigated gall to mouth these words: “We come to celebrate an extraordinary man, a warrior, a statesman, a patriot who embodied so much that is best in
A chameleon is a reptile that can change its appearance at will, usually for the purpose of blending in with its environment. No mater whether that appearance is green, brown or tan, we still perceive or observe, however, that its “essence” is that of a chameleon. A “reverse chameleon” is someone or something who’s appearance remains the same but perception
Trump’s non invitation to John McCain’s funeral services was, of course, expected. The enmity between the two men was extreme and was no secret. And, although I am, by and large, an apologist for the President (often LITERALLY an apologist), I must say that McCain’s disdain for President Trump is justified. During the 2016 campaign, Candidate Trump made the outrageous
It’s hard to believe, but none-the-less true, that it’s been LESS than a year since the first allegations of “sexual impropriety” by Hollywood Producer, and liberal activist, Harvey Weinstein surfaced (October, 2017). In less than the 12 months that followed, a tsunami of sexual allegations against him and countless other public figures (overwhelmingly male), broke upon the “shores” of our
One hears much chatter these days about “hate speech”, “politically incorrect” speech and “micro aggressions.” Football star Cam Newton LOST A LUCRATIVE ENDORSEMENT CONTRACT for answering a question about running “routes” (running patterns in a planned play) from a female sports writer by saying, verbatim, that it was “funny to hear a female talk about ‘routes’.” What’s so bad about
As my readers probably know, I am no fan of our President’s penchant for Tweets and verbal sparring with his critics. However, there’s one aspect to his Tweeting that I do endorse, and that is Mr. Trump’s willingness to call out blatant anti Americanism when it surfaces. Earlier this week,Andrew Cuomo, the democratic governor of the State of New York,
There’s an old saying about things that get “out of control” that still rings true today. It applies to political situations as well as non political. If you’ll excuse the mild vulgarity, I’ll quote it here: When you’re up to your ass in alligators, it’s hard to remember that you set out to drain the swamp. Well, ladies and gentlemen,