If hypocrisy was a virtue, Democrats would be the most virtuous among us. “Is there no virtue among us? If there be not, we are in a wretched situation. No theoretical checks — no form of government can render us secure.” —James Madison (1778) Group generalizations are rarely accurate, but in the case of Democrat protagonists, hypocrisy is a virtually […]

by: Lisa Marie Pane GAINESVILLE, Ga. – With Gary Ramey’s fledgling gun-making business taking off in retail stores, he decided to start offering one of his handguns for sale on his website. That didn’t sit well with the company he used to process payments, and they informed him they were dropping his account. Another credit card processing firm told him the […]

The Jackson Police Department is asking for assistance in identifying two shoplifters. The incident occurred around 7:30 p.m., June 24 at Wal-Mart, located at 2196 Emporium Drive. Two black males entered the store and walked to the sporting goods area. After selecting and concealing an airsoft rifle, they passed all points of sale without paying. They left in a red […]

By Lauretta Brown  |   Town Hall Washington, D.C. – Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson spoke at a roundtable to introduce an “EnVision Center” in Southwest, D.C. Tuesday morning. This center is one of 17 such centers across the nation aiming to put all the tools to help HUD-assisted families achieve self-sufficiency in one place. Carson explained Tuesday that these centers will be […]

By Cortney O’Brien  |  Town Hall UPDATE: President Trump said from the White House that he has an excellent list of potential justices to replace Kennedy and they will begin the process “immediately.” It’s reportedly the same list of 25 individuals he used to choose Neil Gorsuch. Trump commended Justice Kennedy’s “tremendous vision” during his years on the bench. UPDATE: Some media are […]

 Dayton Dailies News by: Will Garbe and Laura A. Bischoff Ohio lawmakers are closer than ever to passing a so-called “stand your ground” bill that would expand gun rights by relaxing a person’s duty to retreat before using lethal force in self-defense. Supporters say the bill corrects unjust laws that force crime victims to make a decision between fighting or escaping […]

Former Air Force linguist Reality L. Winner pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a felony charge of leaking classified information. Winner was arrested last June on allegations that she gave members of the news media a classified report about Russian efforts to influence the 2016 presidential election. Winner, the first person prosecuted by the Trump administration for leaking government secrets, accepted […]

When the Judiciary Makes Law U.S. District Judge Dana M. Sabraw in San Diego ruled Tuesday that the federal government can’t separate migrant children from their parents, and gave immigration authorities 30 days to reunite families that have been split up under President Trump’s “zero tolerance” border policy. Sabraw, who was appointed by former President George W. Bush, said children […]

By ABC Radio | @ABCRadio (WASHINGTON) — Department of Homeland Security employees are seeing violent threats with greater frequency because of the president’s immigration policy, according to an official with knowledge of a recent threat assessment. The department determined that there was a “heightened threat against DHS employees” in response to recent government actions surrounding immigration, according to a letter sent to employees […]

by Ron Ewart   |   News with Views On Thursday, June 21st, 2018, the U. S. Supreme Court delivered what could be a knockout blow to tens of thousands of small on-line sole proprietor retailers in America.  The implications of this ruling could have far reaching consequences. (see High Court opinion) The High Court overturned their own 1992 decision in Quill vs. North Dakota […]

By Bob Berman SATURN REACHES OPPOSITION JUNE 27 AND 28 It’s a truly extraordinary conjunction. Saturn reaches opposition—shining at its biggest and brightest for the whole year—next to the Full Strawberry Moon on Wednesday night. It’s cool, it’s amazing, it’s in-your-face, and it happens Wednesday, June 27. THE HONEY MOON OF JUNE First, let’s talk about June’s full Moon. You’ll note […]

60 percent of donations are from outside Wis. despite Baldwin fundraising off opposing out-of-state cash By  Joe Schoffstall   |    Washington Free Beacon Millions of dollars are flowing into Sen. Tammy Baldwin’s (D., Wis.) campaign coffers from outside her home state despite the senator’s campaign fundraising off out-of-state money from deep-pocketed Republican donors against her in nearly every one of its […]

By J. E. Dyer |  Liberty Unyielding This is naturally the story of the night from the 26 June primaries in seven states.  Democratic Socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, 28, defeated 10-term Congressman Joe Crowley – Democratic Caucus chair and widely thought to be a likely replacement for Nancy Pelosi – in a primary contest that wasn’t even close. Ocasio-Cortez was a […]

By Tanveer Mann  |   Metro News Poncho the dog sprung to action after his police human pretended to collapse during training. Clearly taking on board all his CPR training, heroic Poncho can be seen performing lifesaving CPR on the officer, until the officer is ‘revived’. People watching the performance can be heard erupting into applause, despite the display being just […]

by David Codrea U.S.A. – -(Ammoland.com)- “The National Rifle Association, and its lawyers, draw a line straight from the founding fathers to the modern ‘good guy with a gun,’” The Trace writes Thursday. “In their framing, people who arm themselves with lethal weapons to defend themselves, their families, and their communities do so with the blessing of the Constitution, as evidenced by the meaning […]

by Emmett Gienapp  |   Chattanooga Times Free Press Chattanooga city officials have changed plans for hiring three “re-entry navigators,” telling city council members Tuesday the new employees would be assigned to the Family Justice Center. Employees in Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke’s office also said two of the navigators would work with teens and the third would work with adults, instead of one working […]

By  Mallory Cooke  |   WBBJ.com Some property owners in Jackson will pay more in taxes. In a 4-2 vote Tuesday, with one abstention, Jackson City Council members set a tax rate that’s expected to bring in an extra nearly $1.5 million for the city. Councilman David Cisco cast one of those “no” votes. “It’s not right putting all this tax on […]

Vehicle Burglaries on the Rise The Criminal Investigations Division of the Jackson Police Department has seen an increase in vehicle burglaries over the past month. Because of the increase in criminal activity, Investigators of the Jackson Police Department want to remind all citizens to take a moment and lock vehicles. According to the Investigations Division, most of the vehicles that were entered were unlocked.  Therefore, Jackson Police […]

The most effective way to handle these harassment attacks against Trump Administration officials is the civil lawsuit. Recently, we’ve seen such harassment attacks against Florida Attorney General Pam Biondi while eating in a restaurant, as well as Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.  These Communist cowards have been targeting the homes of Trump officials as well, but they like to pick […]

by Andy Sher  |  Chattanooga Times Free Press Tennessee candidates for governor Monday night welcomed last week’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing states to require out-of-state online retailers to collect sales taxes, with Republicans and Democrats offering varied and sometimes conflicting ideas about how the expected windfall should be used. The Republican candidates said the money, which may approach $450 million […]