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  • ‘No Kings’ protests prove Dems only hate ‘tyranny’ when not in White House

    While protesters oppose Trump’s deportations, they conveniently forget that President Bill Clinton deported over 12 million illegals, and President Barack Obama, the aptly named “Deporter-in-Chief,” deported over 5 million, with 3 million formally removed – the majority of whom were summarily deported without any due process – something leftists only obsess over when Republicans are in power. 
  • Help me to forget what you can't remember
    Something else you need to know. God didn’t have to forgive; He chooses to forgive. But He put this strict requirement on His forgiveness – you have to ask.
  • Russia is not an aggressor, and Ukraine is not a victim
    Truth in politics involves various viewpoints and analyses, which are often influenced by one’s ideological background. However, facts matter.
  • How Senate Republicans are restoring the rule of law, securing the border
    In President Trump’s first 100 days, illegal border encounters plummeted by 95 percent, illegal immigrant “gotaways” fell 99 percent and violent criminals and suspected terrorists were quickly removed from the country.
  • In Los Angeles, Democrats are siding with criminals over law-abiding citizens
    If Newsom and Democrats were actually concerned about restoring the rule of law, they would be thanking the president for sending support. But Democrats are once again siding with criminals over law-abiding citizens.
  • Navigating the passport process
    There are no websites, including government websites, that will allow you to apply for a passport online – you can only apply for a passport in person or by mail.
  • Burying the legacy media with peace, love and understanding
    Maybe respectful and thoughtful analysis, linked to common sense, will take some getting used to. With word of mouth and a welcoming attitude, 2WAY may represent the last best hope for American news consumers to drive a stake through the heart of the legacy media once and for all.
  • What can we learn from Israel’s attack on Iran?
    For defense professionals, policymakers, and observers alike, the lesson is clear: ignoring clear and present dangers may delay war, but it makes eventual conflict more costly. Israel chose to act — not because it wanted war, but because the alternative was far worse.
  • On the Moraine, Part XVI
    Wintertime on the McNary Farm was an entirely different experience. We had two wood-burning stoves, one in the dining room (which was the little “heater” I described in an earlier episode) and one in the living room, which was an old one with a decorative porcelain outside. Neither one of them was much of a stove.
  • Secret Service followed protocol in Padilla incident
    “Sen. Padilla didn’t want answers – he wanted airtime,” Rep. Byron Donalds said on Fox News. “Shoving past security for a viral moment is a stunt, not leadership. If he cared about solutions, he’d have asked for a meeting. But like most Democrats, he just wants the spotlight.”
  • Greenhouse season
    It is time to close up the greenhouse. My garden starts are all planted. I still have a few marigolds to set out here and there, but not many. It is time to enter inside these glazed walls and get to work. There is so much to do.
  • Celebrating graduates and those who helped them reach their goals
    This graduation season and all year, I thank teachers for your remarkable contributions to the future of students and our country.  And congratulations, students and your loved ones, on meeting your goals as you embark on reaching your next objectives on your roads to success.
  • Fighting for life
    The Born-Alive bill requires that a baby who survives abortion attempts must be provided the same level of medical care that would be provided to any other baby. It gives the baby a fighting chance at life.  
  • The designer of fatherhood: How God’s character shapes earthly dads
    Fortunately, God isn't a detached celestial being reining in Heaven. He is an up-close and personal Father, calling His children to follow His example of fatherhood modeled by patience, discipline, grace, forgiveness, and, most symbolic of our Heavenly Father, love.
  • A tribute to John Cole
    On Sunday, June 15, we will celebrate Father’s Day – a day for us to celebrate the dads who have helped shape us into who we are today. 
  • The M1 Abrams on parade – and containing Putin
    Look for 28 Abrams tanks on the parade route in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, June 14 as the U.S. Army celebrates its 250th birthday. Those Abrams tanks display a famous legacy.
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