Jerry Wilson

Those among us who came to faith during the heady days of the late 1960s and early 1970s Jesus Revolution, and who remain faithful to what we first

As pointed out by RedState's Bob Hoge on April 27, 2026, First Lady Melania Trump put ABC late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel on full blast

It takes neither stretching the imagination nor exaggeration of daily affairs to point out that we live in a fallen world. We see daily affirmation of this sad fact, from politicians who maliciously lie in their effort to acquire and increase power and wealth, to an entertainment industry dedicated to plumbing depravity's deepest crevasses in an attempt to titillate and satiate cravers of the perverse. Forgiveness goes unasked for, as the hellbent firmly believe they are in no need of forgiveness, as they do that which is right in their own eyes.

Greetings from the sports desk located somewhere below the main deck of the Good Pirate Ship RedState.

Yesterday (Sunday, May 17, 2026), the Freedom 250 organization hosted “ Rededicate 250: A National Jubilee of Prayer, Praise, and Thanksgiving .” The

Kyle Busch wasn't supposed to die. Kyle Busch was supposed to go out the way most old race drivers go, departing two or three years later than he should have from NASCAR.

Greetings from the sports desk located somewhere below the main deck of the Good Pirate Ship RedState.

On Flag Day, June 14, 1967, I was inducted into the Army at the height of the Vietnam War. Meanwhile, Donald Trump received his fifth and final deferment from the draft after a doctor whose office Trump’s father owned, reported that Donald had heel spurs.

On Flag Day, June 14, 1967, I was inducted into the Army at the height of the Vietnam War. Meanwhile, Donald Trump received his fifth and final deferment from the draft after a doctor whose office Trump’s father owned, reported that Donald had heel spurs.

In a world where “legend” status is assigned to most anyone who has managed to extend their allotted 15 minutes of fame into as much, or as little if you prefer, as 20, it can be difficult to remember that there are indeed those walking among us who are truly deserving of the label. Paul McCartney is one such individual. The world has been chasing him and his three compatriots in The Beatles since the 1960s without once catching up to his brilliance, and his post-Beatles work, either with Wings or solo, has easily brushed aside the critics as it has cemented his place as the 20th going into the 21st century's greatest writer of popular music. He could have stopped after “Yesterday,” written and recorded in the mid-‘60s, and his place in history would be secure. Fortunately for us, McCartney has never rested on his laurels. He has not always hit the mark. But far more often than not, he has enriched our lives with his gift.