Category: Culture/Society

Mail-In Voting Scheme with a Big Impact on 2020 Now Declared Unconstitutional

January 31, 2022

Pennsylvania Mail-In Voting Scheme Declared Unconstitutional After Seeing It in Action During 2020 Election: ‘Our Votes Were Just Thrown Away‘ A Pennsylvania court Friday struck down Act 77, the 2019 law that among other changes established no-excuse mail-in voting in the state. Doug McLinko, vice chairman of the Bradford County Board of Commissioners in Pennsylvania, … More Mail-In Voting Scheme with a Big Impact on 2020 Now Declared Unconstitutional

“The Constitution has enemies…”

January 31, 2022

American Minute with Bill Federer “The Constitution has enemies, secret and professed” -Daniel Webster, Secretary of State Considered one of the five greatest Senators in U.S. history, Daniel Webster’s statue stands in the U.S. Capitol’s Statuary Hall, placed there by the State of New Hampshire. His career spanned almost four decades, serving as Secretary of State for Presidents William Harrison, John … More “The Constitution has enemies…”

In Defense of Stigma

January 29, 2022

A new ad playing on Ohio radio stations is part of what’s being called the “Stop the Stigma” campaign. In the ad, game show contestants are asked about the biggest risk factor for substance addiction. One guesses “making bad choices,” but gets the buzzer. Another guesses “hanging out with the wrong people,” and is also wrong. The right … More In Defense of Stigma

Watch: Widow of Slain NYPD Officer Gets Standing Ovation After Ripping Woke Manhattan DA

January 29, 2022

#neverforgotten, #neveragain Dominique Luzuriaga, widow of fallen New York City Police officer Jason Rivera, drew a standing ovation while speaking at her husband’s funeral Friday after letting Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg have it for his soft-on-crime policies. Luzuriaga struggled to maintain her composure as she spoke before the thousands of police officers, public officials, … More Watch: Widow of Slain NYPD Officer Gets Standing Ovation After Ripping Woke Manhattan DA

#LeastWatchedOlypics

January 29, 2022

I fully support our Olympic athletes and wish them nothing but success, which we will celebrate when they return home. At the same time, I can and do refuse to support the OOC and the PRC human right violations by watching one hour of coverage of these winter Olympics. Former White House Director of Strategic … More #LeastWatchedOlypics

Holocaust Remembrance Day and the Fight Against Antisemitism

January 28, 2022

January 27th is designated as Holocaust Remembrance Day, Never Forget! Two weeks ago, in Colleyville, TX, a monster reappeared. Malik Faisal Akram walked into Congregation Beth Israel and demanded that the United States release a scientist connected to Al Qaeda. At first, news outlets and even the FBI seemed hesitant to ascribe any motive to the attack or even … More Holocaust Remembrance Day and the Fight Against Antisemitism

A Conservatism Without Marriage and Family Is No Conservatism At All

January 28, 2022

“Love and marriage, love and marriage,” crooned Frank Sinatra, “go together like a horse and carriage.” Today, however, an ever-growing majority of Americans seem to think marriage is just as outdated as a social institution as a horse and carriage are as a transportation technology. And this includes those who have historically championed marriage as essential to a healthy and … More A Conservatism Without Marriage and Family Is No Conservatism At All

Why the Masked and the Unmasked Have Disdain for Each Other

January 28, 2022

I/we at FSM have no issue with folks who want to wear masks in public, especially those who have co-morbidity health issues. I do however take issue with the so-called mask monitors, calling out those of us who chose not to wear a mask and are fully vaccinated. As I noted back in a Dec … More Why the Masked and the Unmasked Have Disdain for Each Other