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Pecking Order Enforcing Federal Law Is Not Voter Intimidation
Enforcing federal election law only intimidates those not allowed to vote. Legitimate voters have nothing to fear. Vote red down the ballot.
Pecking Order Election Confidence in California Requires Verification, Not Slogans
Federal oversight isn't voter intimidation. California needs DOJ visibility and voter rolls checked against Social Security data to restore trust.
The Dog House Rick Wilson’s Sudden Concern About Pardons
Rick Wilson wants a constitutional amendment to rein in pardons now. Where was that outrage when Biden issued sweeping preemptive pardons?
Pecking Order President John F. Kennedy Was MAGA
Where JFK would land on today's political map, by his own words.
The Dog House Hold the Line: Why Telling Conservatives Not to Vote Is the Real Betrayal
Disappointed with Republicans? Fair. But telling conservatives to sit out the midterms only hands power back to Democrats. Vote red, top to bottom.
Pecking Order Grab Your Pals and Get to the Polls
A get-out-the-vote message from 2024 that still fits these midterms.
Fence Line Sharia Law in America
What US laws would have to be broken to put Sharia in place here.
Fence Line The Harder Truth About Veterans
A reply to the claim that disabled veterans are a scam.
Fence Line I Don’t Owe You a Reason to Be Armed
The Second Amendment doesn't come with a questionnaire.
The Dog House Go Woke, Go Broke: Why I’m Passing on Supergirl
Hollywood keeps asking why audiences stay home. My answer to the new Supergirl ad was simple: no thank you. Go woke, go broke.
Front Porch I Do It for Me
Why I still hold the door, thanked or not.
Pecking Order #FireThune: Screaming Into the Wind Until Somebody Listens
Calling for #FireThune since January felt like shouting into the wind. Here's why Senate leadership still matters to the conservative agenda.
