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Category Archives: politics
Pro-Lifers, Senator Gillibrand Equates You With Racists and Anti-Semites
This is just one more example among many of how extremist and tone-deaf leading abortion advocates are. Yesterday, New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand told (watch video here) the editorial board of the Des Moines Register, I think there are … Continue reading
Posted in abortion, commentary, cultural analysis, culture, politics, pro-life, Uncategorized
Tagged abortion, anti-semetic, pro-life, pro-lifers, racism, Senator Glliband
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The Trick to Understanding the Totally Contrary Truths of Trump
Ever since a particular evening in early November 2016, nearly eveyone on the Left and many on the Right have been atomically gobstopped at how America could elect the man it did for President. How could so many Americans be … Continue reading
Posted in commentary, cultural analysis, politics
Tagged goldberg, hugh hewitt, National Review, trump
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The Most Telling Outcome from the 2018 Mid-Terms
There is was no blue wave last night. There was no red wave. As most midterm elections are, last night was largely a national thumbs up or down on President Trump. Was he a winner or a loser? Of course … Continue reading
Posted in commentary, culture, gop debate, politics, Uncategorized
Tagged 2018 midterm, bill clinton, Mid-term, midterm, president, trump
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CNN: Ford’s Life-Long Friend Has No Recollection of Attack
I’ve been following the Kavanaugh story very closely over the last couple of weeks. (What sports are to some folks, politics is to me.) Some news broke last night by CNN that is very interesting and extremely important just as … Continue reading
Toxic Masculinity? There’s No Such Thing
“Toxic masculinity” has been cited as the cause of everything from the #MeToo sexual assault crisis to mass shootings. But the phrase “toxic masculinity” is an oxymoron, like jumbo shrimp. One thing refutes the other Masculinity cannot be toxic. Maleness … Continue reading
Marriage as #1 Driver of Social Justice
A foundational value in our nation is the opportunity for all its citizens to be able to compete for a fair and meaningful shot at the American dream. This begins with access to citizenship, educational opportunity, and securing meaningful work … Continue reading
Posted in commentary, cultural analysis, culture, marriage, politics, Uncategorized
Tagged child welfare, marriage, poverty, social justice, social mobility, welfare
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Gender Theorists Can’t Keep Their Story Straight
What a different world we’d have if more people evaluated a belief system, not from what they assume about it, but what they learn from the experienced and serious people who hold those beliefs. Because of my work at Focus on the … Continue reading
Posted in commentary, culture, femininity, lesbian, lgbt, manhood, masculinity, politics, Sexuality
Tagged gender theory, lgbt, trans, transgender
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HRC Celebrates Walmart for Having Same Bathroom Policy as North Carolina
No one missed that the Human Rights Campaign, the largest and most powerful gay lobby in the world, called down unrelenting hell-fire upon the state of North Carolina for their bathroom policy last year. You surely missed that this year, … Continue reading
Rosie the Riveter: Not the Feminist Icon You Think She Is
She’s become one of the world’s most well-known icons. The rolled up sleeves of her heavy denim work shirt. Her slender arm flexed, fist clenched in an unmistakable “don’t mess with me” pose. Her factory employee button alongside her finely … Continue reading
Is Science Our One True Source of Finding Truth?
We are hearing, especially in the midst of the COVID crisis, that science is the only true and reliable means of finding truth. But is this true? Ironically, the statement itself is not one of science but philosophy, even religion. … Continue reading →