Showing posts with label conservatives. Show all posts
Showing posts with label conservatives. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Rebecca Bennett? ABSOLUTELY DESPICABLE!

Friday, June 26, 2026

A Very Special Message From A Fearless Patriot

From our friend, Scott Presler:

Since our movement is trending right now, let me introduce myself: My name is Scott Presler. I’m an Eagle Scout & son of a retired Navy Captain. I moved to Pennsylvania in 2024 & launched an organization for the sole purpose of helping to re-elect President Trump. I’ve spent the last decade of my life registering tens of thousands of voters, electing Republicans to all levels of office, & helping to build up Republican structures from the county & state levels. I’ve traveled to over 40 states to grow the Republican Party. For the last 6 months, I’ve met with members of Congress to pass the SAVE America Act — which would require photo voter ID & proof of citizenship to vote. What I’m advocating for has overwhelming support from the American people. Yet I was not allowed entry to a dinner last night in Rapid City, South Dakota, because Senate Majority Leader Thune was present. When they go after me, they are really coming for you. I will not be bullied, pressured, intimidated & I won’t stop pushing for the country-saving SAVE America Act. Thank you for having my back — peacefully.

Friday, June 5, 2026

Important Words To Remember Right Now!

"Man’s most sacred possession is his individual soul. . . . those who elevate the state and downgrade the citizen must see ultimately a world in which earthly power can be substituted for divine will. And this Nation . . . . was founded upon the rejection of that notion and upon the acceptance of God as the author of freedom."

-Barry Goldwater

Wednesday, May 20, 2026

Visionary Black Conservative Leader Dead At 89


The Woodson Center is saddened to announce the passing of its Founder and President, Robert L. Woodson, Sr., who died peacefully in his sleep on May 19, 2026 at the age of 89. The center issued the following statement in response:

“Bob Woodson was more than the founder of an organization. He was a visionary and civil rights leader whose life transformed countless communities from the inside out. For more than six decades, his life’s work rested on a single, unwavering conviction: that the people closest to a problem are best positioned to solve it. That conviction shaped an entirely different way of understanding poverty, community, and the latent power of the people.

“Bob founded the Woodson Center in Washington, D.C., in 1981 to empower low-income communities to solve their own problems. Over four and a half decades, the Center has built a track record of supporting grassroots organizations, resulting in enduring gang truces, transformed schools, and revitalized neighborhoods led by the people who live and work in them. 

“From his early days as a civil rights activist to his decades at the Woodson Center, Bob built a body of work that reframed how America thinks about poverty, race, and community. He stood steadfast for the nation’s founding values and virtues, including faith, hard work, personal responsibility, the foundational importance of healthy families and communities, and the ability of everyone to shun a victimhood mentality and become agents of their own uplift. Though he has been recognized with a MacArthur ‘Genius’ Fellowship, a Presidential Citizens Medal, and a shelf of award-winning books, his influence stretched far beyond any accolade. He has left behind a generation of leaders, revitalized neighborhoods, and a civil rights tradition centered on the people it was always meant to serve.

“Bob’s voice was heard across the country, and the influence he has had on the modern day civil rights movement and countless communities is immeasurable. Those who knew Bob best, however, understood that his greatest work was always personal. He didn’t just build an organization. He built relationships, and those relationships built a movement.

“The Woodson Center will continue to carry forward the mission Bob Woodson built, guided by the same principles, the same people, and the same belief that lasting change is always led from within.” 

The Woodson Center board of directors has planned for succession for several years. Will Crossley will succeed Robert L. Woodson Sr. as President of the Woodson Center. The Center, with full board support, is looking forward to carrying on Bob’s legacy under the new leadership.  

About the Woodson Center

The Woodson Center is a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit founded in 1981 by Robert L. Woodson, Sr. For 45 years, the Center has worked to empower indigenous leaders in troubled neighborhoods to address issues in their communities through initiatives that increase public safety, spur upward mobility, and inspire racial harmony in America. Its work is grounded in the conviction that the best solutions to neighborhood problems already exist within those neighborhoods. Learn more at woodsoncenter.org.

Monday, February 2, 2026

What's Happening To Catholic Universities?

Monday, January 12, 2026

Remembering Rush Limbaugh On His Birthday!

Sunday, January 4, 2026

Are We REALLY More Polarized Than Ever?

I hear it all the time: "We've never been so polarized.  Politics today is more contentious than ever. It divides friends, families, even total strangers, like never before."

I hear this mostly from people who call themselves moderates or centrists but sometimes even from people who clearly lean in one direction or the other politically.

And I've thought a lot about these concerns. My intimal reaction has been "Hasn't politics always been messy and dirty and terminally contentious?" Growing up alongside my dad, who was a foot soldier for a political machine that played urban hardball, I heard and saw things that would unhinge the most stoic jaw. And, I watched grown men cry on election night.

But maybe all that just made me insensitive or even cynical.

Then, I came across a book called How To Talk To Practically Anybody About Practically Anything written by the late Barbara Walters, a once famous TV personality. And, there it was right in the middle of the book:

Today [politics] is the hottest, most dangerous subject in the land. It's not only a conversation-wrecker, it's a friendship-wrecker, a family-wrecker, a job-wrecker, a future-wrecker. If we could harness the destructive energy of disagreements over politics, we wouldn't need the bomb.

Pretty powerful stuff, huh? But, there's more. Walters continues:

I'm afraid that what is happening in this age of radicalizing opinions is that we are beginning to cancel one another out on the basis of our political beliefs. If the other person's conviction coincide with ours, he's an all-round great guy. If not, then his good humor, his tenderness with his crippled mother and his support of the symphony count for nothing.

Folks, Barbara Walters wrote these words in 1970. That was 56 years ago!

So, it seems there's nothing new about politics being polarizing, bitter, contentious and even destructive. This was the case way before Donald Trump -- or even Biden, or Obama, or Carter or LBJ. And, it seems to have been the case through six tumultuous decades.

Politics, like democracy itself, is a raucous, rocky, messy business. But, it is decidedly worth it because it's a means to an end -- the end being self-government of, by and for we the people. And people are only human. We're imperfect works in progress. Bottom line: stop whining and deal with it.


Tuesday, December 30, 2025

Far As We Can Tell, This Guy Is Doin' A Great Job!

Sunday, December 21, 2025

Watch And Listen: A Preview Of 2028!

UhHuh! We TOLD You This Was Gonna Happen!

Monday, December 15, 2025

Oh, My! If This Story Is Actually True . . .

Wednesday, November 12, 2025

Fetterman: Lefties Far Meaner Than The Right

Tuesday, October 14, 2025

VIDEO: A Dramatic Moment At The White House!