John Hawkins 1) “They’ve got us surrounded again, the poor b@stards.” — Creighton W. Abrams during the Battle of the Bulge in WWII 2) “Let justice be done though the heavens should fall”. — U.S President John Adams 3) “Are you guys ready? Let’s roll.” — Todd Beamer’s last words before he led Americans on […]
Posted inGun control, Second Amendment
Is Governor Northam trying to start a second civil war?
T.L. Davis, Remember the Second Amendment ? By all appearances, Governor Northam of Virginia is trying to start Civil War Two. Northam has already inflamed his own citizens by calls for gun confiscation, and some other members of the State Assembly have suggested activating and sending out the National Guard to enforce unpopular gun legislation. Northam’s rhetoric has already caused 102 […]
Posted inDemocrats
Warren Asked Obama to Exonerate Ethel Rosenberg
Matthew Vadum, Clearing the name of a traitor was a priority for the Democratic presidential candidate. Radical U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, who could be the next Commander-in-Chief, asked then-President Barack Obama in his final days in office to formally exonerate Soviet atomic spy Ethel Rosenberg, according to media reports. This was a not a request […]
Posted inCapital Hill
A Malicious Indictment Mitch Should Toss Out
Pat Buchanan, About the impeachment of President Donald Trump she engineered with her Democratic majority, Nancy Pelosi said Wednesday: “It’s not personal. It’s not political. It’s not partisan. It’s patriotic.” Seriously, Madam Speaker? Not political? Not partisan? Why then were all eight House members chosen as managers to prosecute the case against Trump, who ceremoniously […]
Posted inPolitics
Democrats are Giving Millennials the Short End of the Stick with Partisan Impeachment
John Pence, Millennials should reject the very notion of a partisan impeachment as this generation of Democrats on Capitol Hill attempts to shred our Constitution. This week, House Democrats finally submitted articles of impeachment against our President without any evidence of a “high crime or misdemeanor” — and without the bipartisan support that Speaker Nancy […]
Posted inGun control
Trump says Second Amendment is ‘under very serious attack’ in Virginia
President Trump on Friday declared the Second Amendment is “under very serious attack” in Virginia amid a contentious gun debate in the commonwealth and ahead of a controversial gun-rights rally in Richmond on Monday. “Your 2nd Amendment is under very serious attack in the Great Commonwealth of Virginia,” the president tweeted. Thousands of gun-rights advocates are expected to […]
Posted inImpeachment
U.S. to determine if ex-ambassador Yovanovitch was under threat -Pompeo
The U.S. State Department will do everything necessary to determine whether former U.S. ambassador Marie Yovanovitch was under threat in Ukraine, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Friday. Documents released this week indicated Lev Parnas, a Ukraine-born U.S. citizen, helped U.S. President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani investigate U.S. presidential candidate Joe Biden […]
Posted inTerrorism
‘Hating and Loving’ for Islam: Understanding the roots of terror.
Raymond Ibrahim, During a New Year’s Eve Islamic terror attack that took place in Russia minutes before the clock struck midnight, two Muslim men—Akhmed Imagozhev, 22 and Mikail Miziyev, 18—drove their car into and stabbed to death two police officers, one a married father of four. Other officers subsequently shot one of the jihadis dead, while hospitalizing […]
Posted inImpeachment
Trump adds legal heavyweights Starr, Dershowitz to impeachment team
President Donald Trump turned to some legal heavyweights to help defend him in his Senate impeachment trial with the addition on Friday of former independent counsel Ken Starr, who paved the way for former President Bill Clinton’s 1998 impeachment, and prominent lawyer Alan Dershowitz. The team defending the Republican president will be led by White […]
Posted inSupreme Court
Supreme Court to hear ‘faithless elector’ case ahead of 2020 Election
The Supreme Court said Friday it will hear a case over whether presidential electors have to vote in accordance with their states’ popular vote in the Electoral College. The court said it would take up the case of Chiafalo v. State of Washington, where three so-called “faithless electors” who were fined after voting in 2016 for Colin Powell are […]