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  • Attacking Trump Voters, View Host Mistakes “Schooling” for Education

    By Selwyn Duke “Never let your schooling interfere with your education,” goes the apocryphal saying. (No, it’s not from Mark Twain, though the schooled are more likely than the educated to think so.) It is a truth, too, an important one to grasp — especially for pseudo-elites who demean the unschooled as “uneducated.” Enter ABC network’s Sunny…

  • The Most Important Votes Are Yet to Be Cast

    The choices we make in our daily lives shape our culture and the type of country we have. After all, politics is downstream from culture. By Selwyn Duke With President Donald Trump’s historic and resounding election victory, many are relieved. His supporters may feel, “Mission accomplished!” while his opponents (those not throwing tantrums) might’ve resigned…

  • The Tapper-CNN/Maddow Lawsuits and the Dying Mainstream Media

    By Selwyn Duke The mainstream media may, collectively, be the most dangerous single worldly enemy our country faces. After all, it once was virtually all Americans’ only conduit of information and still serves that function for many. It’s as with a computer, too: garbage in, garbage out. And this lamentation is, essentially, what commentator Mike…

  • Anti-Trump Artifice: Does the Woke Pentagon Have Sedition on Its Mind?

    By Selwyn Duke It’s not quite like the 1964 movie Seven Days in May, which concerns a military plot to overthrow a U.S. president. Nonetheless, there does appear to be an anti-Trump cabal in the Pentagon with seditious leanings. What’s more, this information doesn’t come via social media rumor or some random source, but from left-wing…

  • Britain, Land of Magna Carta, Is Slowly Becoming a Soviet State

    By Selwyn Duke “But there’s no England now” is a famous lyric composed by songwriter and Kinks band member Dave Davies. One could wonder if he was aware of a certain irony, or if the given connection is actually by design. That is, the song containing the lyric was released in “1984,” which also is…

  • Gaetz of Heaven, Gaetz of Hell: Is Trump Playing 3-D Chess With His Oddest Nomination?

    By Selwyn Duke Perhaps President-elect Donald Trump’s most shocking Cabinet nomination thus far is ex-Congressman Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) for attorney general. Both loved and hated by many, Trump’s naming of him Wednesday ignited a firestorm of speculation on the president-elect’s motives. Is there method to what some would call his madness? Theorizing about this Friday,…

  • Following Trump Win, Leftists’ Meltdowns and Murders of Family Reflect “Mental Illness”

    By Selwyn Duke "Liberalism is a mental disorder," commentator and ex-radio host Michael Savage would say, uttering a line that became one of his book titles. Critics might label this assertion polemics designed to boost entertainment value, but it may be vindicated by research. Just consider the 2021 study finding that more than 50 percent…

  • NY Times: “Despicable” Media Bias Pushed Some Voters TOWARD Trump

    By Selwyn Duke “I was completely misinformed about what MAGA is.” So confessed Nicole Shanahan, the billionairess and entrepreneur who was Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s running mate, in an August interview. She’d been fooled by the portrayal of MAGA that “has been sold to a huge portion of America by the mainstream media,” she elaborated. She’s…

  • Trump Plans to Make Education Great Again — by Killing School Wokeness

    By Selwyn Duke "The philosophy of the school room in one generation will be the philosophy of government in the next,” the apocryphal saying goes. Given this, it’s notable that the “Left” has long controlled American education. (E.g., Democrats outnumber Republicans among college professors by almost nine to one.) But this left-wing schoolroom domination and…

  • Rasmussen: GOP Seats Lost to Vote Fraud; Trump MUST Have Anti-fraud “Jihad”

    By Selwyn Duke President Donald Trump and the Republicans did well this election. So well, in fact, that something is being missed amidst the celebrations. Vote fraudsters have been stealing Senate and House seats from the GOP. So says Mark Mitchell, head pollster at Rasmussen, which was perhaps this election cycle’s most accurate polling outfit. Mitchell…