Dear Governor McKee, I am a life-long Rhode Islander, a practicing physician, and an independent voter. I am writing to you regarding the potential for another indoor mask mandate in Rhode Island, and any other potential COVID-related restrictions that people around you may suggest would be helpful. I can tell you that myself, and the […]
President Obama called for an end to the US embargo on Cuba because it was causing economic hardships. Try telling the protestors about the horrors of the embargo when they are living in dilapidated homes scrambling for food while the heads of Cuba’s communist party live in lavish estates and never have to worry about missing a meal…What they’ll tell you is that the only embargo in Cuba is the one the communist regime has on its own people, whom the regime views—yesterday, today, and forever as its personal property
That’s right. According to these dug-in Democrats, Rhode Island has never delivered on the progressive promise. The State doesn’t tax enough. Doesn’t spend enough. And doesn’t grant enough power to organized labor.
No doubt Critical Race Theory and Gender theory has covertly seeped in and taken over our schools, and everyday Americans are fighting back. This pushback is good because students should not be taught radical racial theory and incoherent gender theory. However, what is the alternative? It is easy to support jettisoning CRT and gender theory, but without a set alternative we leave the teaching of history to college graduates who increasingly believe in the teachings of Howard Zinn and the 1619 project. The curriculum we should put forward should be one of liberty.
The citizens of Central Falls would much rather see less money taken out of their taxes and better results from the money already being taken out. They like filled potholes, clean streets, and would like to take that money and invest it into their children’s education…
Progressives would have everyone believe that Columbus discovered the Garden of Eden, occupied by only the purest of human hearts. And that European slavers ensnared their captives with fishing lines while crossing the Atlantic. Utter nonsense.
A lot is being said these days regarding Critical Race Theory, an unfamiliar term for most of us. But CRT is basically what we have been tolerating for the past 30 years – throughout the culture now, but certainly concentrated inside the universities at first. Volumes of books have already been written about the subject, serving as warnings of what’s to come if the Left’s political correctness wasn’t seriously confronted.
The beautiful and well attended Rosary of Reparation Saturday outside the West Warwick Public Library was amazing and I was very honored to attend. The Rosary took place while inside the Drag Queen “Ninny Nothin’” led a story hour for little children.
Drag Queen “story hours” are nothing less than concocted events with the very thinly veiled agenda of breaking down the natural morality and modesty of young children and indoctrinating them into a very unhealthy ideology.
People with totalitarian tendencies, even when eventually attempting to sincerely convey honest thoughts, have already been too debased. Too intellectually depraved. Too much groupthink. For too long. How could the politically correct possibly have a firm grip on the issues of the day?
If you go about your life without recognizing the reality of God’s existence, you will live a life of insanity. To not acknowledge the most basic and important fact of life — that creatures require a creator — you will not recognize all of the subsequent truths that are built upon that one great truth.
ABRIDGED VERSION: Dramatically portrays humanity’s struggle and inevitable victory over the forces of tyranny from the Pulitzer Prize award winning 1950 opera, “The Consul” Composed by Gian Carlo Menotti … Performed by Claire Stadtmueller FULL LENGTH
Roger Slocum argues that Newport’s costs associated with handling water and making improvements not be pushed through as user fees.
RI Center for Freedom & Prosperity CEO Mike Stenhouse notes the successes and failures of “Make It Happen RI,” with concern that the latter will prove to dominate.
Hal Meyer reflects on his move from Rhode Island to Idaho.
Jennifer Hushion explains why her family is considering moving out of Cranston and Rhode Island