Month: April 2021

There are many ways that votes can be – and are — stolen or manipulated.  There is a lot of debate over such things as various forms of mail-in voting, the days and hours of early voting and the security of same-day voting. But there is overwhelming public support for two measures that Democrats strongly oppose.  They are a requirement for a photo ID and the purging of ineligible voters from the local polling lists.  More than 70 percent of the American people endorse both – siding with Republicans and…

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In a recent CNN article, write Anne Quito suggested that certain fonts can contribute to racism. The article, titled “Karate, Wonton, Chow Fun: The End of ‘Chop Suey’ Fonts,” states that fonts used to communicate “Asaianness” create negative stereotypes. “Type designers in the West have since cooked up many of their own versions of chop suey. Variations on the font are commercially distributed as Wonton, Peking, Buddha, Ginko, Jing Jing, Kanban, Shanghai, China Doll, Fantan, Martial Arts, Rice Bowl, Sunamy, Karate, Chow Fun, Chu Ching San JNL, Ching Chang and…

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is working with G20 nations to establish a global minimum corporate tax rate. The proposal is designed to keep American corporations from fleeing the country when President Joe Biden raises taxes to pay for his $2 trillion infrastructure plan. This is a stark departure from our former president, who incentivized companies to stay in the United States by lowering the corporate tax rate. Biden’s infrastructure plan and tax proposal lack support from Republicans. So, Democrats are planning to use the budget reconciliation process to approve both with…

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If Joe Biden’s massive $2 trillion infrastructure plan passes, we will see big tax hikes and more debt placed on our backs. However, there’s one person who will likely take in a big chunk of change if the bill passes: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA). One of the far-left policies hiding in the infrastructure plan is $174 billion to be allocated towards electric vehicles and charging stations. In January, Joe Biden also promised to replace the U.S. Government vehicle fleet with electric vehicles. That alone would put massive amounts of…

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The Supreme Court this week heard a case that could forever change the future of college sports by deciding if college athletes should be getting paid. In the case NCAA v. Alston, a group of student athletes led by former West Virginia RB Shawne Alston seeks expanded compensation for players in Division I men’s and women’s basketball, as well as the Football Bowl Subdivision. The 9th Circuit Court upheld their argument last year. It accused the NCAA of violating the Sherman Antitrust Act with its strict limits on compensation. In…

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Phil Scott, the Governor of Vermont, announced the next steps of the state’s Covid-19 vaccination rollout. Anyone over the age of 16 who identifies as black, indigenous, or a person of color is now eligible for the vaccine. If you are white, you must be over the age of 50 to qualify for a shot. The Vermont government website states that the plan is that anyone of any race who is over 50 can get the vaccine. Those who are over 16 with “high-risk health conditions” can get the vaccine.…

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I am breaking my promise to myself not to comment on the royal nonsense surrounding the departure of Prince Harry and the Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle from the grounds of Windsor Castle.  While they ran away to enjoy more privacy, they did want to explain themselves to Oprah Winfrey and millions of viewers around the world. In the interview, her ladyship played the race card against the royal family – excluding Queen Elizabeth and the ailing Prince Philip.  The revelation of racism was greeted with shock by Winfrey.  British…

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