• Punishing the Many

    South Carolina’s Progressive Republican Lindsey ‘Goober’ Graham is suggesting the U.S boycott the Winter Olympics in the former Soviet Union, if the Russians grant asylum to NAS whistleblower Edward Snowden.  Graham says he knows “athletes would be heartbroken” but claims the move would put pressure on President Vladimir Putin. Typical Progressivism — punish the ‘many’ because…

  • The Genteel Rachel Jeantel

    She’s the newest sensation in the same-stream media, Rachel Jeantel. She is Trayvon Martin’s friend and was exploited interviewed by that dashing Brit host Pierce Morgan on CNN. I’ve edited the report tête-à-tête into what I believe to be the more entertaining informative parts. Rachel Jeantel on ‘People in Law or Security Enforcement…’ MORGAN: Let’s talk about…

  • Rioting about the All the Wrong Things

    While some protest, riot and decry injustice and out rage over the Zimmerman verdict, the Treasury Department is admitting the confidential tax information of  political candidates and campaign donors are being improperly scrutinized by government officials. However, the Justice Department is declining to prosecute any of the instances of potential wrongdoing. Treasury’s inspector general for tax administration,…

  • Reidus Interuptus

    Senator Harry Reid was answering questions at the Center for American Progress on Monday when a man identified himself as a student at the University of Southern California.  Turns out Reid’s not a fan of the Trojans. As the guy was asking the Senate Leader a question, Reid interrupted him, saying, “I hope you have a…

  • Reid on Zimmerman

    Senator Harry Reid says the Justice Department should review George Zimmerman’s case following his acquittal in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin.  But not once did he ever call for calm from protesters and rioters. “This isn’t over with and I think that’s good,” he said on NBC’s ‘Meet the Press.’ Whadda ass-hat.

  • Connecting Monica and April to a Murderer

    Back in 1988 I started studying criminal profiling as I looked to pursue a career as a true crime writer. One of the cases I delved into was that of seven-year-old Monica DaSilva, who disappeared from her bedroom in October 1990. Initially, Reno police believed that the parents did something to her. Three weeks later,…

  • Daisy Marilyn Wildgrube, 1935-2013

    Daisy Marilyn (Smith) Wildgrube died May 25, 2013.  She was my Uncle, Adam Smith’s, sister. Daisy was born on December 11, 1935 in Fortuna, the youngest of seven children of Harry and Iva Smith from the Dyerville area. Daisy was laid at the Fortuna Sunrise Cemetery. She went to elementary school in Rohnerville and graduated from Fortuna High…

  • Doubting You

    “Everyone wishes to have truth on his side, but not everyone wishes to be on the side of truth,” writes Richard Whately. Often times, I feel exactly this way as I sit down to write a message to you. It’s not that I doubt what I write; rather, it’s that I doubt you agree with…

  • Falling Away of the First

    There are two headlines showing an attack on our religious freedom is underway. This isn’t about any one faith, rather  it’s about our civil liberty. • “TSA Allowing Muslim Passengers to Carry Prayer Beads and Whisper Prayers on Flights.” • “College Employee Asks Student to Remove Cross Necklace at Sonoma State University.” They have this in common: How…

  • Your ‘Police State’ is Knocking

    Henderson, Nevada police arrested a family for refusing to let them use their home during an investigation into their neighbors in 2011. Now, Anthony Mitchell and his parents Michael and Linda Mitchell are suing the Henderson, its Police Chief, six of its officers and North Las Vegas and its Police Chief in Federal Court. Although plaintiff Anthony Mitchell was…