By Jeffrey Weak of Your Voice Your Ad Wow this is fun. I have the TV on in the background and a bunch of times I had to get up and look at the hearing. Yikes. So Democrats. You guys are so pissed. It’s funny. If you continue to act like you are, then you … More Barr Hearing May Day 2019
By Jeffrey Weak of Your Voice Your Ad I just got back from New York City on a college visit with my daughter. I’m sure if you have travelled to New York City recently and have flown into Laguardia, you may have taken the subway into the city. The route is a combination of … More My Smartphone, My Friend.
By Petra McCord President Trump’s first State of the Union speech unequivocally morphed into a nightmarish scenario for the generally progressive Left and the hyperventilating legacy media. Not one of them dared to fathom what was unfolding in front of their eyes, the nation and beyond our borders. It was election night 2016 all over … More Deja Vu
By Ladisa Onyiliogwu I’m not going to accuse my parents of teaching me to hate Reagan. They never pulled me aside and said, “This man [Reagan] is a racist, a supremacist and not a good person.” I don’t recall any indoctrination nor was I ever told to despise the President. However, somewhere along the line, … More Growing Up Hating — Part II
By Petra McCord Democrats, progressives and their leftist cousins, who for all intents and purposes also encompass the media, are terrified of nothing more than the prospect of Donald Trump winning. We witnessed their dumbfounded reactions in real time when he surprisingly captured the presidency that fateful day in November of 2016. What has been … More Distractions……And More Distractions
By Ladisa Onyiliogwu My daughter came home one day and showed me a new hand game that she learned in elementary school. If you’re not familiar with hand games, they involve two or more people facing each other or standing side by side. This fun pastime consists of sliding, slapping and clapping movements or actions made … More Growing Up Hating — Part I
By Ladisa Onyiliogwu One Sunday, a student asked the question “What does God feel about Gender Equality?” I gave an inadequate answer and felt challenged to do a little research. That same day, I went home and began to find out what He actually thinks about this new social term. Here’s what I discovered. … More How Does God Feel about Gender Equality?
By Ladisa Onyiliogwu What is so special about the piece of real estate, known as Israel which is not much larger than the state of New Jersey? How could this tiny country with a population of only 8.6 million create such pandemonium by its mere existence? To add fuel to the fire, on December 6, … More A Christmas Gift to Israel
by Jeff Weak of Your Voice Your Ad Righteous hate? Is there such a thing? I recently read a blog post by Jack Schafer, PhD, on the Psychology Today blog site. The article from 2011 was titled, “The Seven Stage Hate Model: The Psychopathology of Hate. (Not all insecure people are haters, but all haters … More Righteous Hate?
By Ladisa Onyiliogwu Every professional and accomplished person in my world as a child was a Black American. I knew of hard-working people, professors, doctors, architects, pastors, university chancellors, etc. It was only natural that I revered these individuals and looked to them for inspiration. From my point of view, these adults were the reality … More The Right of Civility
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