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  • Graham Platner’s Country-cat Kayfabe: Is the Farmer Just a Faker?

    By Selwyn Duke He’s got his jeans and flannel shirt. He’s got the beard. He’s got the gravelly voice. He’s got the oyster farm. And he’s got the radical beliefs — communism included. Oh, Graham Platner, Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate from Maine, also has that Nazi tattoo. It gets all the attention, but…

  • Illinois DEI Training Equates Whites With Mosquitoes — Which Can be Killed With Fire

    By Selwyn Duke If you want to know why there will be more Karmelo Anthonys — angry black youth all too willing to kill whites — look no further than diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) training offered by the Illinois government. It portrays white people and police as mosquitoes inflicting “microaggression” bites that maddeningly accumulate…

  • Charles Murray’s Budding Faith: Is Science Finally Finding God?

    By Selwyn Duke “Sometimes smart people have a hard time believing stuff that everybody else knows.” So said the condemned (and possessed) convict in the “religious” film Nefarious (2023) to his self-assured atheist psychiatrist. Charles Murray, the famed political scientist and successful author, can certainly relate to this. Quoting his wife on religion, he stated…

  • Cultural Revolution? GOP Support for Same-sex “Marriage,” and “LGBT” Generally, Collapses

    By Selwyn Duke “Sex is not messed up because it was put in the closet,” goes a paraphrase of philosopher C.S. Lewis. “It was put in the closet because it was messed up.” Some Americans may be rediscovering this truth, too, if the latest Gallup poll is any guide. It finds that Republican support for…

  • New Oregon Measure Would Criminalize Hunting, Fishing — and Even Standard Mouse Traps

    By Selwyn Duke Got a rat problem on your property? Don’t worry, under Oregon’s new animal-rights act, you’d still be able to deal with it. You’d just have to eliminate the 20, 30, or 40 rats in your yard using live-catch traps. You can then deliver the rodents to, well, whoever’s itching to have dozens…

  • The Candidate Some Call “Tala-freako” Tries Transitioning to Sanity

    By Selwyn Duke James Talarico, Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate from Texas, is a new man. Gone, in fact, is the James Talarico of only three weeks ago. Just consider his 2021 claim that there are “six” “biological sexes.” He now says, “I know there are two sexes, men and women.” My, someone tell…

  • Soul Killers in the Classroom

    By Selwyn Duke There has been much talk in recent years about “misinformation” on social media. There’s relatively little focus, however, on the misinformation pumped directly into the most damaging place of all: young people’s minds. Moreover, this misinformation — or “brainwashing,” as a critic puts it — has supplanted real learning to the point…

  • “Democratic Socialism” Is In, but Is It an Oxymoron?

    By Selwyn Duke Marketing is an interesting thing. The buyer always has to beware because labels and packaging don’t always reflect ingredients. Consider the following list, for example, asking: What’s the most common word among its elements? “Democratic,” obviously. Now note that 1 and 2 are communist countries, with the first (North Korea) being particularly…

  • What Have You Heard About the White, Non-criminal George Floyd? Probably Crickets

    By Selwyn Duke “I can’t breathe.” These were some of the final words of Henry Nowak, 18, a victim of a knifing — and British authorities’ wokeness. Nowak had repeatedly told police “I’ve been stabbed,” to which one cop replied, “I don’t think so, mate.” How’d they draw this conclusion? They took the word of…

  • The Unmentionable Race? WNBA Avoids Marketing Golden Goose Caitlin Clark

    By Selwyn Duke “The white race is the cancer of human history…,” wrote feminist author Susan Sontag in 1967. Now, almost 60 years later, some may wonder: Has the white race become the cancer of marketing? Many have long noted that black Americans are overrepresented in commercials and ads. At the same time, others complain,…