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 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 Milt Thomas Once Senator Mitch McConnell finally was able to negotiate bringing the Senate Healthcare Bill to a Senate Vote, the honorable (lower, lower-case “h” would be more appropriate) Senator John Sidney McCain did what none of us could have expected, despite his well-heeled “maverick” brand. In a stunning move past Center…LEFT…he brazenly cast … More The McCain Mutiny
By Ladisa Onyiliogwu I was shocked like most Americans when hearing of Mark Zuckerberg’s comparison of Facebook to the Church. All it takes is a simple google of his name, church and community to reveal a flood of articles and outrage over his statement made during the Facebook Communities Summit in Chicago, Illinois held June … More Facebook – The Fallacious Faith
By Ladisa Onyiliogwu Most nights during dinner, my family and I conduct a round-robin to learn about each other’s day. It’s a great way to develop the children’s communication skills, review lessons learned and talk about issues concerning all of us. If this sounds like a perfect episode from ‘The Cosby Show’ – it’s not. … More Kitchen Table Topics: War on Women
By Jeff Weak at Your Voice Your Ad Did you hear about President Obama’s comments to Congressional Black Caucus Foundation? In his speech he told them to not screw up his legacy. WOW. This is embarrassing. In the remarks made Saturday, September 17th, we have an outgoing President of the United States guilting a constituency … More A Legacy of “Hope and Change”?
By Ladisa Onyiliogwu The year was 2014. My children and I had just arrived to a relative’s house two days before Thanksgiving. After a long drive, we were eager to see family, relax and begin the foodie festivities. The little ones ran through the house, chasing each other while the adults engaged in talks about … More Key Ingredients of the 2016 Election
By Ladisa Onyiliogwu Mrs. Clinton’s webpage featuring her “issues” looks a lot like brainyquotes.com for leadership. Check it out. The problem with America’s microwave culture is that we accept today’s headlines, op-eds, bloggers and feel good quotes as truth. I believe she is counting on Americans to accept her word as bond without thinking, questioning, … More Brainy Quotes for President
By Petra McCord If a year ago you had somehow felt compelled to wager a sizeable dollar amount on Donald Trump capturing the Republican presidential nomination, presumptuous compatriots would have been all too eager to point out that your odds of winning would increase exponentially were you to instead hop on a plane to Las … More Media Mendacity
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