I’ve seen headlines recently in the Liberal media claiming that this thing or that thing is going to “rip MAGA apart.” The latest thing is the Epstein list. The thing before that was the spat between Trump and Elon. But MAGA isn’t even close to being ripped apart. In fact,
From time to time, I have things to say that aren’t substantial enough to fill an episode. So, I lump them together into a single episode/article I call, “PonkaBlog Shorts”. Here are three. Natural Woman Nike has decided to support women. Real women. Technically, that’s not quite true. Well, it
A couple months after the George Floyd riots in Minneapolis, I had to travel to Minnesota. For me to get to Minnesota, I had to leave my house for LAX at 3:00 in the morning, drive to the airport, park my car, take a shuttle to the terminal, go through
In my last episode, I talked about the Left’s go-to argument that protecting the rights of “trans” people isn’t causing issues for anyone else. More specifically, that nobody on the Left is asking anyone else to live the way they live. If you missed that episode (193 Live and Let
Back in 2016, when Trump was running for president the first time, I was talking to a lady from my neighborhood. She was complaining that two of her neighbors had put Trump signs in their front yards. I told her that, as I see it, having people plant political signs
I have a favor to ask. It’s not a big ask. But it would mean a lot to me. I realize that you don’t know me, and if I were you, I’d probably be hesitant to commit. But I’m going to ask anyway. Before I do that, I’m going to
There’s an old saying that goes like this: “There are no atheists in foxholes”. The idea being that times of extreme stress or fear can prompt a belief in a higher power. In other words, no matter how much you don’t believe in God, you’re likely to change your mind
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
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
I realized recently that I don’t trust anyone. No matter what I hear from anybody, I always approach it with skepticism. I thought at first that it’s just because I’m getting older and cynical. While that may be true, I think the real reason I don’t trust anyone is because