riots

We are all Americans. Let's act like it.

I'm getting the feeling that there has been an awful lot of hanky-panky going on around here the last few months.

The voters of Arkansas made a great decision when they elected Tom Cotton to the Senate. Under tremendous pressure, Sen. Cotton has told the truth to America.

I'd walk the line with our police officers any day before I'd take a knee with someone who is throwing a brick at them.

New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell may have closed the book and moved on from the Gracia case, but not everyone else has.

The media intentionally lied when it said President Trump employed violent tactics against peaceful citizens simply exercising their First Amendment right.

I am struck by the clear knowledge and understanding of how their actions will be perceived, and how any progress will be measured by those actions.

Our police are asked to protect the streets of our cites that for the last seven nights have become battlefields. Yet they have not been allowed to do their job.

Black Americans are told #youaintblack unless you vote for the same Democrats over and over again. But systemic racism continues to be a problem.

After the Baltimore Orioles' games on Monday and Tuesday against the Chicago White Sox were postponed because of the rioting that broke out on Monday, it was decided that Wednesday's, 4/29 game would be played, because it would have been too hard to make up all three of them...