Cheryl K. Chumley

Hillary Clinton still blaming press, Russia, FBI

Hillary Clinton, who lost the presidential election, just can't quite seem to get it through her head -- that she lost the presidential election. In a recent interview with New York Magazine, she told the writer she should've won -- she would've won -- had it not been for those dang, pesky Russians.

May 29, 2017

James Mattis rocks: He fights people, not weather

Defense Secretary James Mattis rocks. Why? He considers the threats America's flesh-and-blood enemies bring -- not the weather reports, like Barack Obama's defense chiefs did.

May 29, 2017

Maxine Waters: Less lawmaker, more circus act

Rep. Maxine Waters, once again, has gone on national television to talk about impeaching President Donald Trump -- to double down that time's a-tickin' and Americans are weary of waiting. This is a woman who has been blinded by hate.

May 29, 2017

Republican senators slow-walk Obamacare, fearing failure

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Obamacare is going to be tough to repeal and that the bill he's bringing to the floor for vote probably won't meet voters' expectations. And with that, out the window flew any grand vision the GOP held for 2018.

May 29, 2017

Democrats’ dangerous dance with terrorists

Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly went on national television recently and made this somewhat chilling remark: "If [Americans] knew what I knew about terrorism, [they'd] never leave the house in the morning." It's just that kind of frightening head thump on reality that makes one wonder: So why are so many leftists in this nation heck-bent on keeping borders open?

May 27, 2017

Hillary Clinton ‘fesses to hitting the bottle, post-election loss

Hillary Clinton, during delivery of a Wellesley College commencement speech, may have inadvertently made Hillary history -- by telling a truth that quite possibly nobody will dispute. What was it she said? Read on.

May 26, 2017

4th Circuit’s Russian roulette roll of the border

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit shot down yet another attempt by President Donald Trump to control and limit travelers to this country from terror hot spots in the world. It's like the panel just can't get enough of Russian roulette -- the game that's basically being played with America's border security and the open door approach the left wants to keep intact, regardless of terror and security concerns.

May 26, 2017

Coptic Christians, dozens of them, massacred in Egypt

Terrorists bearing guns and bent on wiping out Egypt's non-Islam population went on a persecution mission Friday and attacked a bus carrying Coptic Christians, killing more than two dozen.

May 26, 2017

Mark Zuckerberg’s radical, socialist global tax idea

Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder of Facebook, has made his money -- his billions of dollars in a short span of time -- and now? Now, he wants yours. How? He pitched a global tax idea to Harvard graduations, a way of giving every man, woman and child a set amount of money for the simple reason of being born.

May 26, 2017

Ben Carson’s poverty comments shake, shock — and bear true

Ben Carson, secretary of Housing and Urban Development, sent shockwaves through the liberal world during a recent radio show when he told the host that poverty is, "to a large extent," simply a "state of mind." He's right.

May 25, 2017

Greg Gianforte, Montana GOPer, gives new meaning to ‘losing it’

Greg Gianforte, Montana's Republican hopeful for the congressional seat vacated by Ryan Zinke -- who's now President Donald Trump's secretary of Interior -- had a little bit of an altercation with one of the reporters who questioned him at his campaign headquarters in Bozeman. And given the special election is Thursday, one might say the unpleasantries came at a quite inopportune time. Moreover, altercation is probably an understatement.

May 25, 2017

Bob Woodward, Watergate fame, bemoans media’s ‘smugness’

Bob Woodward, one of the legendary Washington Post journalists who broke Watergate said reporters ought to tread carefully, or face the risk of tripping over their own smug attitudes. That's a pretty apt summary of the nastiness and snark that passes as Investigative Reporting, and Hard Journalism these days.

May 25, 2017

The Associated Press fires freelancer for anti-Trump post

The Associated Press, in a near-unprecedented move for a mainstream news outlet, fired a freelance journalist it employed after it was discovered she posted anti-Donald Trump remarks on her Facebook page in 2016 -- and then sneaked into a closed Republican event and reported negatively on Kellyanne Conway.

May 25, 2017

Donald Trump budget blasted as kid-killing — seriously?

Democrats, party of the breathless, have apparently sent out the mad dogs to rip up President Donald Trump's budget plan. And boy, have they ever ripped.

May 25, 2017

Katy Perry’s delusional hug-a-terrorist approach

Katy Perry, pop star-turned-Hillary Clinton-gal-Friday-turned-anti-Trumpeteer, offered up the bubble of all bubble responses to the terror attack at the Ariana Grande concert in Manchester that left adults and kids alike dead and injured -- and it went something like this: All we need is love.

May 24, 2017

John Brennan’s Russian-Trump testimony big nothingburger

John Brennan, former CIA director, said during congressional testimony this week that Russian officials most definitely tried to interfere in America's 2016 elections, and that he was concerned they may have recruited some of President Donald Trump's aides to help with the sabotage. More conjecture, suggestion and innuendo, once again. Nothing factual to show that Trump worked with Russia to steal the election.

May 24, 2017

Melania Trump’s hand and the media’s nutty obsession

My goodness, Melania Trump's hand has certainly taken over the media cycle these past 24 hours or so, hasn't it?

May 24, 2017

Milo erupts on Ariana as ‘too stupid,’ too ‘pro-Islam’

Milo Yiannopoulos, conservative writer, went on a rant against Ariana Grande on his Facebook account, calling out the pop star for her naive views of Islam. But the slam is perhaps a bit unfair. After all, Grande isn't the policy-maker for open borders and red-carpet roll-outs to migrants from terror hot spots.

May 23, 2017

Indonesia, land of ‘moderate Islam,’ canes gay men 83 times

Muslim authorities in the Indonesia province of Aceh inflicted an 83-caning punishment on two men, age 20 and 23, for the crime of being gay. This, despite the fact Indonesia is generally known as a land of "moderate Islam."

May 23, 2017

Trump budget a good step in pro-taxpayer direction

President Donald Trump is proposing in his "New Foundation for American Greatness" plan some of the largest cuts to government programs the country's seen in a decade, including a provision that will reign in debt and cut spending by $3.6 trillion over the next ten years. Of course, the left is already crying.

May 23, 2017