At various times it has been said that a particular piece of music is the “song of our generation.” For the Boomers, it may well have been “Hey Jude” by the Beatles, or for Gen X, perhaps something like “Landslide” by Fleetwood Mac. It is, admittedly, hard to pick just one. But it is a fruitful exercise to look at the artistic output of an age, particularly its music, as a way of understanding its people, the associated dreams and hurts, and the zeitgeist itself.

Don Lemon added a sour note to the conversation about God, when he decided to share his opinion that “God is not about judging people.”

This particular opinion is especially laughable when you take into consideration that one of the main reasons cited by people for not wanting to be Christian is that our God is “too judgy.”

When there are bumper stickers and shirts that people have, in defiance of judgements on earth that say “only God can judge me.”

By Joshua Weigert
March 16th, 2021

In a new article published by NBC News, they claim in a headline that “anti-trans violence surges.” The byline continues by saying that trans murders have increased 266% from this time last year (1).

266% is a significant jump.

Then you read the article and find out that the 266% jump is from 3 trans people being murdered to 11 people.

The 266% was purposely thrown in the byline to make an issue more severe than it really is.

By Ken Gulley

How We Got Here

In their never-ceasing efforts to “fundamentally transform America,” Democrats have employed various means to achieve their goals.

In the recent past, when Liberalism still proudly existed among Democrats, ideas were passed through the legislative process as an outcome of the dutifully elected in our Constitutional Republic.

When these ideas turned to take on a more dogmatic form, absent of statistical and factual basis, they readily employed “judicial activism” in an attempt to legislate from the bench the ideas the values they could not pass in the chambers.