Opinion
Breaking News: Pants-On-Backward Epidemic Sweeps the Nation Folks
Folks, we need to talk about the universal truth we’ve all clung to for comfort: “We all put our pants on the same way.” Except, spoiler alert, we don’t. Some of us, apparently, wake up, get dressed, and put our pants on backward. Let’s rewind to this morning when I experienced the universal truth… gone awry. My pants felt "off," but I chalked it up to the mysteries of laundry science.
The Iowa Poll Drama: A Lesson in Expectations and Litigation
In the world of politics, there are three certainties: campaign ads, election day surprises, and lawsuits. The latest legal tussle comes courtesy of the Des Moines Register and its Iowa Poll, which has managed to anger people across the spectrum.Here’s the scoop: The Iowa Poll, published three days before the 2024 election, predicted that Vice President Kamala Harris was ahead of President-elect Donald Trump by three percentage points in Iowa.
Honoring Our Heroes: Law Enforcement Appreciation Day
Today, we pause to honor the brave men and women who dedicate their lives to protecting and serving our communities. If you’re reading this on January 9, it’s Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. For those catching up via the daily email, we celebrated yesterday—but the gratitude we feel for our officers knows no calendar.Through this role, I’ve had the privilege of getting to know some incredible law enforcement officers and former officers.
Letter to the Editor: Saving the West
Editor:Note: There are certain things we are not allowed to say or think. But we must say this – Islam is a religion that in its doctrine declares that they must defeat the West including Christianity, and Judaism. To be more blunt – A FIGHTING WAR UNTIL THE WEST IS DEFEATED, to the last man/women/child. This also means – kill/terrorize by any and all means possible.
When the Government tells you to “Check the Source”...
If you dare to watch Joe Rogan’s podcast with Mike Rowe, you’re going to be treated to a new jingle sponsored by your tax dollars via Homeland Security. The lines of the jingle include the idea that you should only trust the government, well, I mean since it’s put out by the government…it includes lines that I could’ve written had I known they were looking for low quality lyrics.
Carter passes away at 100
This weekend President Jimmy Carter passed away at the age of 100. Now I have to admit I don't remember a lot about his presidency other than he was the son of a peanut farmer and his brother Billy promoted a beer. The latter was some kind of scandal back in the day.His one-term presidency ended with the freeing of the Iranian hostages after 444 days.
Letter to the Editor: The Reason for the Season
Dear Editor, Thus says the LORD: You, Bethlehem-Ephrathah too small to be among the clans of Judah, from you shall come forth for me one who is to be ruler in Israel; whose origin is from of old, from ancient times.
Letter to the Editor: Response
To the Editor:
I was not going to respond to Gerald’s taunting because it does not warrant a response but he
continues to get more vicious as time goes on. So here it goes.
For the record, I did not mock John or any other veteran. There are two types of people. Those who
carry-on with their lives accepting the accolades from others about their service.
Letter to the Editor: Project 2025
Dear Editor, This is an overview of the project by the Heritage Foundation (a conservative think tank) none of their positions are cast in stone they are ONLY recommendations. The left has been critical of the project but has never offered reasons why. The Foundation proposes a project yearly for the benefit of Conservative Lawmakers.
Christmas at the White House: A Comedic Commentary
Ah, Christmas at the White House. A time for cheer, unity, and apparently... surreal design choices that beg for commentary.Let’s start with the star of the show: the “tree-mendous” Christmas tree. This isn’t just any tree—it’s a survivor of Hurricane Helene that ravaged North Carolina. First Lady Jill Biden recounted how the storm wiped out thousands of trees on the farm, yet this one lone evergreen stood tall.