A little bit of everything
Michael P. Tremoglie is a retired newspaper columnist. He was an investigative reporter for the Philadelphia Bulletin and a regular contributor to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Daily News, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, and the Washington Times. He also served as a Philadelphia police officer.
So military service is not seen as a prerequisite for presidential office by the American people, even in times of war. President George H.W. Bush was the last president to have combat experience and has previously mentioned he lost reelection in 1992 to a draft-dodging, Russophilic, anti-war protester.
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The Democrats’ hidden tax on businesses in the cities they run is a crime. The ability to conduct their trade in a hostile environment is taking an impossible toll on business owners, whether small mom-and-pop operations, franchises, or even large corporations. They are moving out of America’s once-great cities.
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Despite being the second newest member of Congress, Rep. Mike Rulli (R-OH) has the potential to be a leading voice in the Republican Party. He seems to bring a much-needed level of aggressiveness which most of his Republican colleagues lack.
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Is anyone shocked by this? Trump’s political opponents, no opponents, is not an accurate label. Trump’s enemies hate him and his supporters.
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What began as a dispute about divorce between England’s King Henry VIII and Pope Clement VII mushroomed into a civil war and a long-lasting hatred of Catholics by English Protestants.
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It is fitting that a Baltimore newspaper should publish a monograph about anti-Catholicism in America. Maryland was a colony founded for Catholics, and Lord Baltimore, after whom the city was named, was Catholic. Maryland is also the home of the oldest Catholic Church in the original 13 colonies—St. Francis Xavier was founded in 1731 in Compton.
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Do Republicans and social conservatives get it now? And not just the politicians – but also the voters. Will Republicans and social conservatives finally take the gloves off?
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Harrison Butker is a young Catholic who dared defy the dominant Left-Wing culture. On May 11, he delivered a commencement speech at Benedictine College in Atchinson, Kansas. His words, deemed taboo by America’s Bolshevik elite, have ignited controversy.
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Representative Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) was asking for a fight on May 16 during a House Oversight Committee hearing to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) gave her one.
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Remarkably, Democrats, once again, as they did in a similar hearing in New York City in April 2023, demeaned the crime victims. Once again, a congressional representative from Pennsylvania, this time Mary Gay Scanlon, led the effort. She called the hearing a circus.
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