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Can We Stand Two Crises?

By Cal Thomas / August 13, 2021 / Comments Off on Can We Stand Two Crises?

Doubling down on crises By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency If a crisis is a terrible thing to waste, how terrible would it be to waste two simultaneous crises? While still in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis and the Delta variant (isn’t “crisis” overused and thus losing its power?), comes a report from a…

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TWO “CRISES” AT A TIME

By Cal Thomas / August 10, 2021 / Comments Off on TWO “CRISES” AT A TIME

Doubling down on crises By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency If a crisis is a terrible thing to waste, how terrible would it be to waste two simultaneous crises? While still in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis and the Delta variant (isn’t “crisis” overused and thus losing its power?), comes a report from a…

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DESANTIS IS NO WEENIE

By Cal Thomas / August 9, 2021 / Comments Off on DESANTIS IS NO WEENIE

DeSantis is standing up to the weenies By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency They have been called many things: amoebas, spineless cowards, weaklings, and other names not suitable for print in a family newspaper. The modern characterization for many politicians who refuse to take a stand, especially in the midst of the growing and rapid…

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INVASION!

By Cal Thomas / August 4, 2021 / Comments Off on INVASION!

Invasion by any other name By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency Semantics are important for how we communicate and define issues. One who controls words controls the narrative. So, take the words migrant and invader. Is there a difference? It’s all in how they are perceived by some, and the effect their illegal border crossings…

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Panic Again?

By Cal Thomas / August 2, 2021 / Comments Off on Panic Again?

COVID panic, round 2 By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency As best I recall, the sequence of statements coming from the government and “experts” since the beginning of COVID-19 has gone something like this: You don’t need to wear a mask and it’s no more serious than the flu; you do need to wear a…

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John Kerry: Not a Prophet

By Cal Thomas / July 27, 2021 / Comments Off on John Kerry: Not a Prophet

Wrong predictions don’t deter the predictors By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency We have always had them among us: fortune tellers, diviners, readers of palms, tarot cards, tea leaves, stars, horoscopes, discerners of animal entrails, calling on gods of wood and stone, and all sorts of other “seers” who have attempted to convince the gullible…

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Kristi Noem

By Cal Thomas / July 26, 2021 / Comments Off on Kristi Noem

Kristi Noem and the GOP’s future By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency RAPID CITY, South Dakota — South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem likes to present herself as a “normal everyday” person “who enjoys life.” Appearing at FreedomFest 21, a gathering of 2,700 conservatives and libertarians, Noem said, “nobody knew who I was until liberals began…

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Cuba and the U.S. Left

By Cal Thomas / July 19, 2021 / Comments Off on Cuba and the U.S. Left

Cuba Libre! and the left By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency People on the far left have become so predictable that their statements are no longer “breaking news.” They would be hilarious if they weren’t outrageous or if they didn’t contribute to the undermining of human rights and freedom in other countries. Some on the…

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To Tell The Truth

By Cal Thomas / July 19, 2021 / Comments Off on To Tell The Truth

Truth and COVID-19 By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency In the 1950s there was a quiz show called “To Tell the Truth.” It has been reborn several times but retained its original format. A celebrity panel would try to discover which one of three contestants was telling the truth, as all claimed to be the…

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Lessons from the Bee

By Cal Thomas / July 13, 2021 / Comments Off on Lessons from the Bee

Zaila and the Bee By Cal Thomas Tribune Content Agency By any standard, Zaila Avant-garde is a remarkable 14-year-old girl with a positive and compelling outlook on life. Avant-garde (her father reportedly changed her surname from Heard in honor of jazz legend John Coltrane) recently won the 2021 Scripps National Spelling Bee, the first African…

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