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By now you’ve probably watched Mara Gay’s tirade against Trump supporters, the American flag, and “whiteness” writ large. Her argument is simple—and simply racist: white Americans are a problem.

Now it looks like even Democratic law enforcement officers are abandoning ship. Three Virginia sheriffs have switched parties in the last year in direct response to the “defund the police” movement.

Jewish Americans have a choice to make. They can take a stand against the radical anti-Semitism that has infected the Democratic party and led to the current spate of violent attacks in major American cities. Or, they can lie down and submit to the hate and abuse that has plagued Jewish people all over the world.

I was encouraged by a recent 9-0 U.S. Supreme Court decision that reaffirmed Fourth Amendment rights and slammed law enforcement for seizing a man’s firearms without a warrant.

James might be beholden to the tyrannical dictators of the Chinese Communist Party, but I'm not. As an Asian-American of Chinese descent, I have some personal experience with the CCP that James might want to consider as he continues to ignore the true human rights atrocities committed by his business partners across the Pacific.

The Squad calls to defund the police even while spending thousands of dollars on security for themselves.

Democrat Senator Tammy Duckworth recently epitomized the worst tendencies of identity politics when she announced that her criteria for supporting President Joe Biden’s nominees was entirely race-based, not character-based. 

Governor Kristi Noem caved to Amazon and the NCAA by vetoing a bill that would have protected women in sports.

But Biden’s irresponsible rhetoric and policies doesn’t just overwork our Border Patrol agents and threaten border towns with crime. The President and his colleagues are also filling the coffers of Mexican drug cartels.

Recently, there’s been a push to drive all religion out of government. Separation of church and state has been magnified to the extreme — but our founding fathers never interpreted that separation to mean that the state should be without religion.