Starting in Texas, where earlier this month, the San Antonio City Council, by an 11-0 vote, passed a politically-correct resolution deeming the term “Chinese virus” to be hate speech! Yes, but what about freedom of speech, you say? Doesn’t this infringe on our First Amendment rights? Responding to this obvious … read more
“God grants liberty only to those who love it, and are always ready to guard and defend it.” (Daniel Webster) The last Monday in May is the very special time set aside, each year, to remember, and pay solemn tribute to, the men and women in service to our nation who have … read more
We’ll start with New York City. You’ll recall that when NYC was hit hard early on with the coronavirus, with hospitals being overrun and with medical professionals unable to keep up with demand, NY Governor Cuomo made an urgent call, across the land, for doctors and nurses to come and … read more
So many examples, so little time. Here are a couple for this first installment. Michigan’s Democrat Governor Gretchen Whitmer has imposed one of the strictest and longest citizen lock-downs in the nation (the Pennsylvania governor and others are also making a run at the top slot). As a result, as … read more
A police officer with the Phoenix PD was killed in late March responding to a report of domestic violence. He was a commander with the department, with 31-years on the force, said to be just months away from retirement. At about the same time, a Houston (TX) officer was killed, … read more
