Opinion
Trump’s attacks on DeSantis’ COVID-19 policies could backfire
If attacking political opponents were an Olympic event, former President Donald Trump would be Michael Phelps. Let’s face it — he’s good at it.
Washington Post hit piece on home schooling is thinly veiled attack on Christianity
Hom-eschoolers consistently outscore government school students in every academic area. It’s no wonder that the public school establishment hates and fears homeschooling.
New concessions in Cuba-Russia alliance show how little has changed since Cold War
Last week, reports surfaced that the Cuban regime is sending troops to train in Belarus to support the Russian war effort in Ukraine.
Fight over ‘debt ceiling’ reveals Democrats’ true evil
Democrats in Washington are back to preaching another of their strange religions.
America must never become a socialist country
America: Freedom & Opportunity for All. Put an American flag on a T-shirt with this slogan, and you have apparel you can wear any month of the year. It is what brings the nation together.
Dan Cathy — shine this
Dan Cathy, former CEO of now-woke Chick-fil-A, was captured on video chastising White America for racism and saying the way forward was to find a Black person with dusty shoes and bend down and shine them. And then he did. He bent down, on camera, and shined a Black man’s shoes. What a tool.
Harvesting personal information: There’s always a good excuse to do the wrong thing
A few weeks ago, I had occasion to have lunch with a friend who is, like me, a partner in the Washington office of a national law firm.
Did Trump declassify documents? Criminal indictment of former president has no legitimate basis
It seems likely that former President Donald Trump will allege that he declassified the documents that he took to Mar-a-Lago before he left office.
Medical journal BMJ admits much of COVID data bogus
The medical journal BMJ wondered aloud — this: “The pandemic turbocharged scientific publishing. While this was widely considered a collective triumph against a global threat, have the harms of pandemic publishing been overlooked?” And the answer that came back was a decided — and horrific — yes.
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Higher Ground: Inside the 'unprecedented backlash' behind 'Pride Month'
Even before the June 1 kickoff to "Pride Month," a 30-day celebration of LGBTQ+ people and causes, there was "an unprecedented backlash" from conservatives and others over the deep involvement of corporate America, The Washington Times' Valerie Richardson reported.
Baseball, the anti-Catholic sport?
Peter Parisi rightly berates Los Angels Dodgers executives for their anti-Catholic bias, which they recently exhibited by inviting the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence -- drag queens who grossly mock nuns and the Catholic faith -- to the baseball team's annual "Pride Night" ("LA fans should boycott Dodgers for indulging LGBTQ Sisters' anti-Catholic bigotry," Web, May 31).
Duplicitous left could dash hopes
There's an old saying falsely attributed to the late British Prime Minister Winston Churchill that may give us hope for the future.
A dangerous game
I'm old enough to remember the days of "duck and cover," fallout shelters, and the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Raise good people, period
I am an 80-year-old White male Democrat who voted for Donald Trump twice.
Self-interest over morality
The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence seems an appropriate name for a group of drag queens dressed as nuns, given that our nation has become more self-indulgent than any in history ("Dodgers scratch award for drag queens dressed like nuns after Catholic backlash," web, May 17).
U.S. military is not an experiment
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mark Milley -- who led the fiasco in the departure of Afghanistan -- recently said the "woke" activities that have been taking place on bases are not part of the U.S. military.
LOVERRO: Leonsis shopping for better future for Wizards, Capitals
In the past, the Wizards and Capitals owner has shown a propensity for picking up the wrong item when he goes to the market.
BOOK REVIEW: 'Code Name Blue Wren'
Some years ago, when I was performing security work as a civilian Defense Department employee, I attended a briefing at the headquarters of the Defense Intelligence Agency at Bolling Air Force Base in Washington.
