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I saw a video the other day of someone paging through a book found in the library of her kid’s school. The book explained how preferred pronouns worked and how important it is to always use them so you can reinforce someone else’s delusion. The book obviously didn’t use those
When you’re deciding who to vote for in an election of your mayor, city council, or other local governments, what qualifications do you look for? Do you look for a candidate who has a firm grasp on the global geo-political picture? Of course you don’t. If you’re searching for a
Did you ever think that you’d miss Jen Psaki? You remember Jen Psaki. She’s the Raggedy-Ann look alike former White House Press Secretary Biden had on his staff until May of 2022. At the time, we all thought she was the worst White House Press Secretary we had ever seen.
The First Amendment is a powerful thing. It defines our right to say whatever the heck we want. In the United States, no government can stop anyone from speaking their mind. But can it also protect you from someone forcing you to say specific things? No. Not yet anyway. A
A couple weeks ago, I saw a post on Nextdoor made by a young teenage girl. She wanted to warn people that there were men cruising the bus stop near the mall trying to entice girls into their car. The post was mostly met with support for the girl for
Late last year, I asked the question, “How many women have to die before men are banned from competing in women’s sports?” Of course, the answer should be “zero.” I asked that question because of the increasing number of instances where girls are being seriously injured after being forced to
Remember back a few decades ago when the term “homophobia” came to be? Back in 1965, a guy named George Weinberg coined the term after he observed that some people are uncomfortable with the notion of homosexuality. Other people glommed on to the word and said that people were probably