AuthorR. Cort Kirkwood

The hate-Trump Lincoln Project has disabled its donations page. It’s not a good sign. But the project founders made plenty of money.

The Associated Press and Washington Blade report that the Lincoln Project’s leaders knew all about John Weaver’s homosexual stalking on Twitter. And did nothing about it. The project’s founders collected millions, by the way. As for George Conway, whose spent every waking moment the last four years attacking everything President Trump said and did, well, that project founder was...

Hugely popular Gina Carano fired from Mandalorian. Angry, anti-white black actress you’ve never heard of keeps job.

Headline in WaPo: For decades Donald Trump bullied Palm Beach to get his way. Now he’s determined to make it his home. No one cares whether Trump “bullied” Palm Beach. Some of us don’t believe it. But supposing he can and did, is the Post worried at about left-wing, pro-sodomy corporations that bulled entire states into blocking sensible laws to stop grown men — who pretend to...

It contains a major error. A Capitol Hill police officer did not die after an “insurrectionist” hit him with a fire extinguisher.

… given that Iran is a terror sponsor?

Well, border agents have nailed quite a few recently.

How about child molesters? Can they stay, too?

Evidence suggests they knew about homosexual stalker John Weaver’s activities.

NOW Rick Wilson and the Lincoln Project leadership want to hear from those who were preyed on and manipulated by John Weaver. Don’t fall for this gaslighting. They knew and did nothing. pic.twitter.com/Z6fX7WMs9Q— Cameron Cawthorne (@Cam_Cawthorne) February 3, 2021

Never-Trump fanatics knew they had a homosexual predator on their hands. They did nothing. These are the upstanding people who saved us from President Trump and helped give us Tailpuller Joe.

Now, you can’t be a literary agent if you’re a Christian conservative and join Gab or Parler. Here’s the story.

Well thanks Twitter and @JDLitAgency. I just got fired because I’m a Christian and a conservative.— Colleen Oefelein (@eerie_o) January 25, 2021

By Darrell Dow How should Christians respond to the new wave of nationalism cascading across the globe? Regrettably, too many, most notably those who denounce it, fail to define the term before writing about or discussing it. And their analysis, which typically concludes that nationalism is an unalloyed evil, misapplies proof texts and appeals to emotion or rhetorical tropes. Thus do they baptize...