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Commentary

Rapid-fire pace in D.C. accomplishing chaos

Release the Epstein pedophile files. Maxwell interviewed, knows nothing, moved to a cushier prison. Justice for the victims, accountability for those they are hiding, we don’t care who it is. How humiliating! Pete Hegseth talking to 800 of our military’s highest-ranking leaders as if they ...

Inciting violence isn’t protected speech

Let’s pick up where we left off last week. Intolerance directly or indirectly begetting (1) threats of or (2) actual physical violence may ultimately reflect something along the spectrum from disrespect for others to disregard of the rule of law. It’s often smart to pull back on the ...

Arrows from past amid today’s political violence

In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination there were no violent acts or protests carried out by conservatives. This must have surprised many on the radical left particularly those who resort to violence at the mere sight of an ICE agent. Or was there any need for a CNN reporter to stand in ...

A lifelong love of golden smiles

A giant of the film industry died just recently, and his passing brought back a flood of memories. As I explored those moments, I realized that in a small, eye-opening way, Robert Redford changed my life. But first, a little history. Four years before I saw Redford, a date invited me to my ...

In debates and faith, Kirk was a martyr too

In an interview, Charlie Kirk said, “Before I go on a college campus, my prayer is very simple: ‘God use me for your will…’ So what is God’s plan when I go onto college campuses? I will only tell the truth. I will not compromise and I love on the lost… Jesus called us to tell the ...

More unanswered questions on water

The most recent boil-water order in the village of Fredonia has once again created a great deal of angry chatter and many questions both on social media and throughout the community. Questions like: Why was the boil order declared? Where did the boil order originate? Was it caused by human ...