The latest Crime Report from the Seattle War Zone-Updated

And this is not an exaggeration, either! When you read a news headline that includes the words "two dozen shell casings" and "turf war between pimps," you know that it's not just your everyday crime situation. With the Seattle City Council defunding the police, and officers quitting right and left, my former city (I do …

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The Stasi comes to America

Do you know who the Stasi were? They were the ubiquitous secret police of Communist East Germany. They infiltrated every aspect of society, where citizens were urged to report their friends, coworkers, and even family members for activities against the State. No one could trust any other person. The State had a file on every …

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Happy 248th Birthday to America. Still the Greatest Country on God’s Green Earth.

This Independence Day, let me reflect on the qualities that have made America the Best, most Prosperous, and most Free Nation on God's Green Earth. From the moment the first new settlers in America stepped foot on the continent, God was their constant companion, their motivation, and their Rock. The Pilgrims gave thanks to their …

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An awesome Twitter post. Not just a “tweet”. Whose is the Right Side of History?

I think this one achieves everything it sets out to do. Read the whole thing, and then tell me you disagree. What is the "Right Side of History"? Cynical Publius lays it all out for you. I get tired of Democrats claiming to be on the “right side of history” when both their past and their …

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We must always remember, September 11, 2001

Most every adult alive on that day remembers where he/she was and what they were doing that sunny Tuesday morning.  I was making breakfast before work, and I had the TV on when the story broke.  I saw one of the towers that looked like it was on fire.  Since it was in New York, …

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A pithy statement from the President of Hillsdale College

Yesterday, Hubby and I went to Bellevue, to a reception for Hillsdale College.  There were hors d'oeuvres beforehand, then a talk by my hero, Dr. Larry Arnn, then a dessert buffet later.  Dr. Arnn was supposed to be speaking about the issue on most of our minds, education and American politics.  We knew the minute …

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Guest Blogger: We are called to a Great Cause

From my Ricochet friend Rodin.  I could not have said it better myself.  Please read, and comment. The nation is in great danger and the problem and the solution is the same: party politics. Political parties are vehicles, not ideology. They can be tuned up and powered like race cars or left in disrepair like …

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Independence Day Fireworks-a real celebration

In 2020, every single town in Western Washington cancelled their Independence Day celebrations, parades, and fireworks shows, due to Government restrictions on "gatherings" of people.  Even outdoors, the risk of spreading the Wuhan Coronavirus was too high to let the people celebrate perhaps the most important holiday on the calendar in America.  This just added …

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Independence Day: The Declaration of Independence, and Calvin Coolidge’s speech on the 150th Anniversary

The Declaration of Independence is perhaps the most momentous single document in American history, and maybe even in the history of Western Civilization.  In July of 1776, after long deliberation by a group of remarkable men, they laid out the many reasons for the decision to separate the thirteen colonies from Great Britain, and by …

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