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Most of us have complained that many Third World immigrants invited into the U.S. by the Biden Administration are incapable of adapting to a complex and modern society. What we didn’t initially realize is that… ]…]

I beg you please, Pam Bondi, grant me full immunity!
I’m scared of getting whacked by the intel community.
Concerning Trump’s election, when I was such a fool,..

Bette Davis considered The Best Years of Our Lives (1946) to be “the finest film ever made.” It’s hard to disagree, since it won seven Academy Awardsin an era when the Academy was run by adults and those awards …[…]

Proving that even a blind squirrel will occasionally find an acorn, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Black Jackson — the one who couldn’t define “woman” during her confirmation hearings — has found one. She … […]

For the past decade, quiet educational reform has been evolving in the State of Mississippi. While it’s been termed a “miracle,” there’s really nothing miraculous about it. Mississippi has simply adopted the same… […]

It was never easy living there with you
When you crowned me with potatoes I knew we were through
I’m so glad you’re not around, and that I divorced you […]

Recently on Fox Business News, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told Maria Bartiromo that if New York City elects Zohran Mamdani as mayor, it is “guaranteed” that NYC will eventually require a financial bailout… […]

A recurring theme for the CofCC is that Western Civilization has been willfully “unlearning” the accumulated wisdom of many centuries when it comes to the subject of race. It’s pretty clear that ideology has been… […]

Ryder Cup Commentary
From September 26 through the 28th, the best pro golfers from Europe played the best pro golfers from the U.S. in the 2025 Ryder Cup, and the Europeans beat us like rented mules. The U.S. team did manage to make… […]

For most of the 21st Century, the Federal Reserve (the Fed) has actually worked against the well being of most Americans. Its theoretical independence from political influences was often… […]