Mike McDaniel

Democrats/socialists/communists (D/s/cs) are intellectually and morally superior beings. Their policies—and candidates--the product of superior minds, are non-falsifiable. They cannot possibly be wrong; they cannot fail. When they inevitably do, D/s/c tactics are predictable:

The election of Donald Trump has set off panic in the Harris/Biden government. Denizens of the FBI and DOJ, particularly upper-level apparatchiks, are reportedly seeking fast, pre-January 20, exits.

The Heller McDonald and Bruen decisions made clear the Second Amendment acknowledges-- does not grant--an individual right to keep and bear arms, a

Dr. Marino says when responders got there seven minutes later, they knew it was a bigger situation.

“I’m sorry that it’s come to this and I’m sorry that’s where we are,” says District 5 Councilman Hans Liljeberg

The New Orleans Public School District is the fifth most improved district in the state.

“It's not all about you.” How many times have we, from childhood to adulthood, heard that pithy aphorism? When we were more self-centered, when we, in youth, ignorance or arrogance, believed it

Among our elected representatives are far too many willing to lie, cheat and steal to enrich themselves and further anti-American interests. There are also others who are historical illiterates, who know little or nothing about American history, the Constitution or our representative republic. Those Democrats/socialists/communists (D/s/cs) who insist on calling America “our democracy” rather than our representative republic are choosing that formulation not necessarily because they know the difference, but because they do know how to support current D/s/c narratives. Surely, they have at least a sense that by so doing, they're sticking a thumb in America's eye? Often those classes inhabit a single body. One such is

The NFL is trying to make an example out of Mahomes after what appeared to be a run-of-the-mill touchdown celebration last Sunday.

An obvious roughing the passer penalty was waved off in Saturday afternoon's tilt between Colorado and Kansas.