Monday, October 10, 2022

Sheriff Defends Texas Seven Generations After Ancestors Fought For Independence

A sheriff whose ancestors fought and died in the American Revolution and the Texas Revolution is continuing the fight for freedom in Goliad, Texas, this time against criminal cartels involved in a massive human and drug trafficking operation, he says.

Congress Needs Term Limits

Seventy percent of voters in both political parties support term limits. All candidates are likely missing a bet if they fail to support them before the November midterms. American voters, having wonderful common sense, know that many incumbents who increase their power year by year become more and more disconnected from their voters.

Taxpayer Funded: Feds Pay $100K To Train Grad Students In 'Diversity, Equity, Inclusion'

A top federal health research agency awarded more than $100K in taxpayer dollars for diversity and equity training for grad students to make them "agents of change."

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California Example: Vote By Mail Changes Everything About Elections
The 2022 election gets official this week as mail ballots go out to every California registered voter by Monday, part of a transformation that has shifted everything ...

Christopher Columbus Says 'You're Welcome!'
We've arrived at Columbus Day again, and we'll see and hear the left endlessly bash the explorer who braved the seas and became the first European Christian to set foot in the New World.

In Boston Cops Are Becoming Firefighters For Many Good Reasons
Two dozen Boston Police officers are shedding the blue for the red this year, switching over to Boston Fire in an unusually large swing among the city's first responders.