Cheryl K. Chumley is a journalist at Online Opinion Ed. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, religion and spirituality, and social issues, with a focus on current affairs, public policy, and elections. Cheryl's work has been featured in The Washington Times, GlobalResearch, Business Times Journal, NewsBreak, and 630 WMAL.
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By: Cheryl K. Chumley
Voters want candidates to start talking about economic issues, because those are the issues that matter most to voters, Pew Research Center found in a newly released survey. But if the economy is the top concern, then the worst outcome of November’s elections would be wins by socialists.
By: Cheryl K. Chumley
The Democratic Socialists of America and its radical goals for America don’t worry Democrats so much as the fact that DSA members are saying them out loud, and potentially ruining the chances for all the socialists who’ve quietly infiltrated the Democrat Party to a) win their own elections and b) push the socialist agenda secretly.
By: Cheryl K. Chumley
America’s at a crossroads and to the left is a burdensome government with a collectivist mindset; to the right, freedom and liberty for the individual. At issue is which worldview will win.
By: Cheryl K. Chumley
Dr. Anthony Fauci’s legacy will be the unyielding and arrogant face of America’s dark times of turmoil and tyranny. Fauci is forever the guy so impressed with himself, and so fearful of accountability, he couldn’t even look at a folder and acknowledge its existence.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a tough reelection battle this October, and polls aren’t painting him as the winning candidate. But what does this mean for the future of America’s allied war with Israel against Iran?
By: Cheryl K. Chumley
For the sake of the low-information voter — and by the looks of recent polling, there are quite a few of them — let’s clarify that democratic socialism is one and the same as socialism. Moreover, socialism is one and the same as communism.
By: Cheryl K. Chumley
California’s Democrat Party delegates voted to put a one-time 5 percent special tax on billionaires on a ballot for voters’ consideration this November. This is a fine classic textbook example of the government tapping into citizens’ pockets to pay for a problem the bureaucratic class itself created.
These socialists, these DSA-ers, these communists are seeing some success and are unseating longtime, long-standing, long-serving entrenched Democrat Party loyalists. That has the entrenched worried.
Between China’s CCP and the Cuban regime, America is being squeezed on all fronts by far leftists who want to destroy all that’s great and free about this country.
By: Cheryl K. Chumley
Socialists always know the right words to say, and they say them with full confidence that their friends in the media won’t hold them to account.
