Amazon caves to political correctness and bans factual ISIS book
The publisher of a coloring book geared for adults about the horrors of ISIS is upset that Amazon.com pulled the book from its inventory without warning and believes they did so out of political correctness.
How College Safe Spaces Became Dangerous for Jews
Embed from Getty Images I write a lot about how college campuses have become bastions of progressive ideology, with ivory towers turning into Marxist dreamlands where “safe spaces” and “microaggressions” are used to thwart conservatism and freedom at every turn. This is all very true, but there’s another looming threat on college campuses that isn’t […]
UPDATE: Janitor fighting the federal government and sleazy union winning on all fronts
Embed from Getty Images Earlier this month, I wrote about Brent Southwell, the accountant-turned-janitorial business owner, who grew a small company to the sixth largest janitorial contractor in Houston, Texas only to be bullied by the Service Employees International Union (SEIU). Southwell’s company, Professional Janitorial Services (PJS) successfully sued the union in a defamation lawsuit […]
Annual campus tradition canceled because it might trigger body issues
Embed from Getty Images It’s a little less fun to attend college these days since campus lunacy has taken over and caused everyone to lose their minds. Its most recent victim is the cancellation of the Claremont Colleges annual hike because it might trigger body issues in people whose physique implies a more sedentary, indoor […]
Debate Primer: This is what the vice presidential candidates SHOULD discuss
Embed from Getty Images On Tuesday evening, Gov. Mike Pence and Sen. Tim Kaine will participate in the first and only vice presidential debate of this unpredictable campaign season. All eyes will be on the picks of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to inform the citizenry of their plans to deal with the problems facing […]
Day 3: HISTORIC — Simulated Convention of States Proposes Amendments
Historic. That’s the only word to really describe what happened here in Colonial Williamsburg today. As I’ve written before, the Simulated Convention of States has been going on for the past three days, as representatives from all fifty states deliberated over ways to bring the United States back to its original glory.
Day 2: Simulated Convention of States – Quick Take by Duane Quam from Minnesota
I’m here in Colonial Williamsburg with representatives from all fifty states who are experiencing the historic Simulated Convention of States.
Day 1: What’s going on in Colonial Williamsburg at the Simulated Convention of States
Just arrived in Colonial Williamsburg for the Convention of States Simulated Convention. #COSSIM #historybeingmade A photo posted by Nancy French (@nancyjanefrench) on Sep 21, 2016 at 2:22pm PDT It’s fun when a plan comes together.
Why I forgot to introduce myself at the Simulated Convention of States
Embed from Getty Images This is a big week for me and for America. I’m here at historic Simulated Convention of States in Colonial Williamsburg, where state legislators from all over the nation are debating possible amendments to the Constitution. They’ve been in committee meetings all day, discussing various ways to restrain the federal government by […]
HISTORIC: Simulated Convention of States commissioners wrangle over proposed amendments to the Constitution
Today began as all conferences do – with hot coffee, warm conversation, and an assortment of breakfast pastries. But what happened next here in Williamsburg, Virginia made the Simulated Convention of States a “conference” like none other. The one hundred and thirty four commissioners from all fifty states left their breakfast tables and began the […]