Trump Should Prosecute Many, Many More Biden Officials Part Two Things in law enforcement certainly changed after Trump 42 vacated the White House and the Bidens moved in. It literally appeared to be a political/lawlessness group that took an entire floor of the White House in its embrace of crime, lawlessness, and the weaponization of […]
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This story is Part One of two that examines the current state of criminal justice in the United States. The massive amounts of criminality witnessed by Americans over the past 8-10 years — especially as it pertains to the prosecution of alleged criminals — is frightening for several reasons. We typically get our crime statistics
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Three years ago, RealClearInvestigations reported that the FBI was undercounting the number of armed civilians who had thwarted active shooters by a factor of three. Even though the FBI acknowledged the issue at the time, it never corrected the error involving the politically fraught issue. In the years since, the problem has only gotten worse. Since RCI’s 2022
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Who suspected we’d be in the conditions we’re experiencing today in our nation? It doesn’t take long to understand internal wars are happening across the country on multiple fronts. No, there are not militias taking up arms against fellow Americans. However, there are certainly Americans who find themselves trapped in the politization of every conceivable
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Oh, there were just a few things that rose to the level of coverage in our Saturday Bullet Points. Ha! It’s incredible how many important things happened during the week that rose to the “Bullet Point” level. Let’s start by reviewing some of the most significant aspects of the week you may have overlooked. Let’s
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I do believe we have many stories to look back on this past week. And they were extremely important — the type of stories that will certainly be part of the history of the “War of the Political Parties!” Where should we get started? Why don’t we just dive in! Bullet Points How good were
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We are teaching our children by example what to do with fear and grief. In the wake of the Charlie Kirk shooting, will we vilify others or show up for our neighbors? We’re grieving. We’re angry. And we’re better than this. On a day when a life 3aas taken at a campus many of us
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Charlie Kirk was a mighty man of God. He carried a burning passion for our young people, and I emphasize young people, because we know that this generation is in great trouble. Yet, Charlie was a voice in the wilderness, crying out like John the Baptist did, preparing the way for truth (Matthew 3:3). He
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Tough enforcement continues even as tech bosses court the president. Donald Trump has slapped down European tech rules and promised to slash regulation at home. But his administration is still pushing to break up America’s biggest companies. Washington continues to pursue cases aimed at curbing the market power of Google, Apple, Amazon, and Meta. The
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As we say “Goodbye” to August, we say “Hello” to September with its Fall sports, cooling weather, and the end of the Hurricane season. The continental U.S. dodged a few hurricanes for a change. But we fought “other” types of hurricanes on numerous fronts: like “Politicanes!” And we won’t be shutting that down for years
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