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Yes, I know, you read the title of this missive and said to yourself, “Which one?” Yes, the entire basis of Marxism is deeply rooted in hypocrisy, but last week Martha MacCallum had it on full display. She was interviewing a young fella who was the co-director of the NYC Democratic Socialists of America chapter. Ms. MacCallum had obviously done her research and led this helpl...


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On 31 July 1982, I took an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic. I take that oath very seriously and understand defending the First Amendment freedoms of Americans to speech and expression.

However, when that speech and expression manifests itself in a philosophy of governance that intends to undermi...


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The Law

“And it is under the law of justice, under the reign of right, under the influence of liberty, security, stability, and responsibility, that every man will attain to the fullness of his worth, to all the dignity of his being, and that mankind will accomplish with order and with calmness — slowly, it is true, but with certainty — the progress ordained for it.”

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I am a veteran of the United States Army, having served twenty-two years as a commissioned officer. On July 31, 1982, at the University of Tennessee, I took an oath to “support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.” That oath does not have a statute of limitations. It is the same oath that I “took” as a Member of the Unite...


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Howdy y’all, well, I am headed to Chicago later today. I will be doing an event with Black Pastors. Nope, not Jeremiah Wright. I will not be visiting the Barack Hussein Obama library. Not much to see there unless you want to see multiple exhibits about “Hope and Change.” Yesterday, during my Tuesday morning 3.5-mile run, I thought about our recent celebration of 250 years of ...


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