Crypto, elections, inflation and all the drama of the White House. Here is where you’ll find the political theater, what our leaders are up to and how it affects you.
Author Matt Walsh as been at it again, doing journalists’ jobs for them. In a tweet thread, he reported that a transgender clinic at Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville has been giving cross-sex medications and performing transgender surgeries for young children. While that is gross enough, his thread shows that Vanderbilt executives promoted the gender clinic program as… Read More Feet to the fire
Well, you have it from the mouth of the President of the USA – COVID is still an issue, but the pandemic is over. Phew! Thanks for the heads up. Medical experts were disappointed that the President would muddle the messaging, saying that a broader discussion with stakeholders was necessary to really determine if it’s over. White House… Read More That’s all, folks!
Dr. Demetre Daskalakis is the Biden Administration’s new czar of monkeypox. It’s a crisis, don’t you know? The Harvard grad with a penchant for pentagrams is regular guest in the LBTQommunism swingfest. He’s been seen through the years strutting his stuff at pride parades. His ink, including the satanic star, sports an animal’s corpse, a… Read More It’s dark, I know
The governors of Texas and Florida showed they weren’t kidding around last week. Governor Abbott dropped busloads of illegal immigrants outside the residence of Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor de Santis flew 50 people to the wealthy enclave of Martha’s Vineyard. The Twitterverse was equal parts freaking out and smug as the MV community rallied, fed… Read More A quick tour
It has been observed by a number of pundits recently that the demand for racism seems to be outstripping supply. Due to the mercurial definition of racism, discrimination and bigotry can be found under every rock. Classical music is racist. One gentlemen admired the white supremacy that led to a teenager jumping on a trampoline with abandon. As this… Read More Demand and supply
Like her or not, the death of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II is certainly momentous. Anyone living through the past nine decades was witness to a lot of changes. Many admired the Queen for her steadiness in the face of upheaval and her commitment to tradition despite the rapid march of modernity. To others, being a figurehead is not… Read More The shadow of empire
Sometime soon, in a desert near the Red Sea, a shiny vision of the future is set to appear. According to an announcement by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia intends to build The Line, a shimmering “skyscraper” which doesn’t go up, but rather runs for miles across the sand. The announcement of such an ambitious project has prompted mixed… Read More City of the future
In what is an unusual move for President Biden, he delivered a speech last week. The optics were pretty wild, (ICYMI) with deep red lighting which some compared to the theatrics of the Third Reich. CNN questioned the presence of Marines during a political address. While the President’s speech contained calls to unite and fight for the “soul”… Read More A red menace
Every Lutheran’s favorite satirist, Pastor Fiene weighed in on President Biden’s plan to wipe $10K off student loans. The internet was flooded with bad Bible-esque takes on how debt forgiveness should be right in every Christian’s wheelhouse. Pastor Fiene says “Comparing the saving work of God’s Son to the government canceling student loans is not an apples-to-apples… Read More Unfair exchange
The Biden administration attempted to remedy the crashing and burning economy last week…by spending more money. The President said qualifying individuals (mostly recent graduates who earn $125K or less) would receive $10K off their student debt. Other folks, like the working class and those who paid their loans, were none too happy about it as this… Read More Debt
