Welcome, SGT William A. Geresy (ret)!

Dear Senators Stabenow and Peters:

I have been trying to follow the House of Representative action to impeach and now the Senate trial. I have concluded that this is wholly unjustified. Here is why.

Our Constitution states explicitly only four grounds can be used for impeachment of the President. Treason. Bribery. High Crimes. Misdemeanors. I don’t see how either charge rises to the highest levels to revoke the will of the people.

The first charge is basically…

In 2016, James Shupe made history. After living as a transgender woman for a year, he decided that he wasn’t any more comfortable identifying as female than he had been identifying as male. He determined that he was, indeed, a third sex and that he needed documentation to prove it.

So it was that he convinced Multnomah County Judge Amy Holmes Hehn to issue the first court order in the U.S. legally designating an individual as a “non-binary” gender –…

by: Jazz Shaw

The state Attorney General of Virginia seems to have finally grown tired of pesky counties and cities in his state passing Second Amendment sanctuary resolutions and would like to put the whole unpleasant affair behind him. But how does one do that? Why, by calling a press conference and issuing a proclamation, of course. Such resolutions are meaningless (according to the AG) and will have no effect on…

by Elizabeth Vaughn

I once posted about an Obama administration official who actually had integrity, a man who noticed that something was amiss and acted. It was this man who traveled to Trump Tower on November 17, 2016, to brief then-President-elect Donald Trump that communications from the building were being tapped. He did not notify his superior, then-Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, beforehand.…