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  • Tippy, Chapter 18

    It was the longest day of my life. The truck would drive along for 15 or 20 minutes, then dump another load nearly on top of me. I learned to scurry to the back corners and then get on top of the load after it dumped. In this way, I kept rising in the truck. This routine went on for a very long time.
  • From DOJ to ballot box: The rise of lawfare candidates
    To many Republicans, the entry of supposedly neutral federal prosecutors into the brass knuckle world of politics confirms their suspicions that the DOJ is filled with partisans who used their power to target the president and the MAGA movement in general. 
  • The Supreme Court needs a clock
    The Supreme Court decides cases. But it also decides when to decide them – and that timing can be just as consequential as the ruling itself. Now we have a real-world example.
  • A sermon on John 14:15-21
    Making a child happy makes God happy. A little baby who is so small he or she could fit in your hand is directly connected to the all powerful God. Society considers them the least because they are weak and vulnerable. God says they are the greatest in His Kingdom.
  • Republicans putting the American people first – and Democrats can't stop us
    While Democrats play games, Republicans are putting the American people first. 
  • Hold the line: No partial deal with Iran
    Thirteen American service members have given their lives in this campaign, and CENTCOM has documented that the IRGC killed more than 1,000 Americans over the past 47 years through direct action and proxy forces. Their sacrifice, confirmed by CENTCOM data, should not result in a temporary pause that allows the IRGC to reconstitute its financial base, rebuild its capabilities, and resume its regional agenda.
  • Once upon a night
    I often wonder as I pass by folks in town what stories they could tell of growing up in the country. I grew up in the city where there wasn’t even any space between the houses, and blades of grass were few and far between.
  • A nation’s first inauguration characterized by reverent humility
    President Washington’s words consistently demonstrate a man filled with reverent humility as he accepted the mantle of responsibility that came with his new office. Our great nation desperately needs to rediscover that same spirit in our public life and among our political leaders today.
  • Don't just blindly raise your children
    Anyone who has been around a group of toddlers have witnessed that there are some who are simply more belligerent and self-centered than others. Then there are those who are much sweeter and quieter by nature, and less self-oriented. 
  • USSS chief says D.C. Hilton site was ‘set up perfectly,’ critics disagree
    The rush to fill the ranks, some say, has come with an erosion of standards – a dangerous combination for an agency whose core mission is protecting the most targeted person on earth. Curran’s leadership tenure has coincided with a striking accumulation of scandals, mishaps, and security lapses.
  • Educating the young on May Day
    Yes, I know I am nearly 76 years old and of the “get off my grass” age. But somehow, we have got to get across to the younger generations that work is honorable.  
  • National Small Business Week May 3-9; Q&A: Salute to small business
    As our nation celebrates 250 years of independence, one of the cornerstones of freedom in America is economic freedom. In our free marketplace, the American people create jobs and drive economic growth, not the government.
  • Democrats’ anti-ICE tantrum leaves Republicans with one option going forward
    The sad reality is that many of our Democratic colleagues have become unable to engage in good-faith negotiations. Their only tactic is to shut down the government and plunge our country into a dangerous state of chaos.
  • The left's disturbing reaction to a would-be assassin
    Democrats have not only moved far to the left during the last decade, but they have also normalized this radical lurch. Consider that Barack Obama said he opposed same-sex marriage, supported strong borders, and bristled at the mere suggestion he had socialist tendencies during his 2008 campaign. Today, his party supports transgender surgery for minors and de facto open borders while unabashed “democratic socialists” such as Sanders, Ocasio-Cortez and Mamdani are ascendant in a party whose rank-and-file members strongly prefer socialism over capitalism.
  • America needs one rulebook for artificial intelligence
    For years, social media companies have intentionally designed algorithms, push notifications, and endless scrolling to foster addiction among children while exposing them to serious harms, including sexual abuse, drug dealers, and pro-suicide material. Artificial intelligence has only made the problem worse.
  • The SAVE Act won’t close the door – only an amendment will
    According to polling, 90% of Americans think that only U.S. citizens should be allowed to vote in federal elections. And most Americans assume that the Constitution requires that voters be citizens of the United States. However, it does not.
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