Cheryl K. Chumley
Columns by Cheryl K. Chumley
Bold & Blunt: Deaths due to COVID shots: Yes, it’s real
Just in case you're wondering: Yes, the deaths due to COVID-19 shots that have been whispered about are real things. And Sen. Ron Johnson has the latest data on how frequently they occur. Unfortunately, he's finding the government bureaucrats who tell us to take these shots are stonewalling is data requests. Published January 25, 2024
FBI gets major court slapping for illegal searches, seizures
A 9th Circuit Court of Appeals panel found the FBI had no constitutional right to open hundreds of private citizens' security deposit boxes and seize everything valued at more than $5,000 -- all the while failing to charge anybody with a crime. Wow. An FBI that oversteps its authorities. How shocking. Not. Published January 25, 2024
Supreme Court’s epic fail to secure America’s borders
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 -- thanks John Roberts; thanks Amy Coney Barrett -- in favor of Joe Biden's administration, clearing the way for federal agents to pull back razor wire Texas had installed to keep out illegals. So much for states' rights. So much for law and order. Published January 24, 2024
Bold & Blunt: Donald Trump or bust
America's best choice for president is Donald Trump. Why? He's the guy with the proven record of fighting against the globalist forces who would tear down American Exceptionalism and of standing strong on border control. And open border combined with globalist agenda are the two biggest threats to liberty. Published January 23, 2024
Obama is pulling Biden’s puppet strings, voters say in poll
Most voters told Rasmussen Reports they agree that Barack Obama is the White House whisperer in Joe Biden's ears, and that this administration doesn't do much without getting the go-ahead from the previous commander-in-chief and his cronies. Really, Rasmussen. That's so obvious it's almost comical. Published January 23, 2024
Israel to America: Stop with the two-state solution
A two-state solution is a political talking point and not feasible, particularly after the Hamas terrorist attacks on October 7, said Gol Kalev, a columnist for The Jerusalem Post and a resident of Israel. Published January 22, 2024
Biden and his feckless two-state push onto Israel
President Biden is growing impatient with Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's refusal to consider a two-state solution as a bargaining chip with Palestinians to end the war against Hamas -- and that shows this White House's utter refusal to see the realities of the evils confronting the Jewish state. Published January 22, 2024
The sin and socialism of Biden’s college loan forgiveness
If at first socialists don't succeed, they certainly will try, try again. Because nothing says socialism like taking tax dollars and giving to those deemed deserving by government. Nothing says socialist like bureaucrats who redistribute from hard-working Peter to pay lazy, bottom-feeder Paul. Published January 19, 2024
Eric Holder, Obama wingman, moans Trump will end ‘democracy’
Eric H. Holder Jr., former attorney general of the United States during Barack Obama's presidency, took to MSNBC on "The Reid Out" to complain that if Donald Trump is elected in 2024, "democracy could end." Good. Because America is a republic, not a democracy. Published January 19, 2024
Davos and the great ‘Disease X’ deception
Davos bureaucrats say the world needs to be prepared for the next pandemic -- and what they mean by that, of course, is that the world's governments need to hurry up and hand the elites in the global bodies all the power to declare, monitor, surveil and dictate all-things-next-pandemic. Published January 18, 2024
Davos survey: CEOs planning big AI move to fire humans
Twenty-five percent of CEOs attending the World Economic Forum's latest gathering in Davos, Switzerland, say they are planning to cut their human workforce by at least 5 percent and use artificial intelligence to fill their roles. Make way for the wave of corporate communism. Published January 17, 2024
Bold & Blunt: Keeping Christianity relevant in a sin-filled world
From the rise of the "nones" -- the religiously unaffiliated -- to the noticeably emptied church pews on Sundays, America's growing secularism raises an interesting question: Is Christianity still relevant in modern day? Of course it is. Published January 16, 2024
Race card and religion: The Hail Mary for desperate Dems
Religion and race cards: These are the things Democrats cling to when they have nothing to say that's truthful. How else to explain Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and her church speech to call out her attackers as racist? Published January 16, 2024
America’s farmers — America’s food supplies — in big communist China trouble
America, listen up: Tianqiao Chen, a longtime member of the Chinese Communist Party, is now listed in The Land Report as one of the largest foreign owners of agricultural properties in America. Communists in charge of America's food chain -- hmm. What could possibly go wrong there? Published January 15, 2024
Afghan girls lashed for lack of hijab: Yay, Joe Biden
Taliban terrorists swept through Kabul, arresting girls as young as 16 for violating hijab mandates, labeling them "infidels" and in some cases, lashing them on their legs and feet. Another check in the foreign policy "fail" column of this president, Joe Biden. Published January 12, 2024
Anthony Fauci and the dangers of science over God
Anthony Fauci said in closed-door House panel testimony that the social distance requirement of six feet that marked much of the Covid years -- and in some instances, still exists -- is unscientific, random, and "sort of just appeared" on the political and cultural scenes. In other words: He admitted he furthered a lie. Published January 12, 2024
Bold & Blunt: For the love of God, don’t vote Democrat
Democrats are destroying America. Why would anybody vote for a Dem candidate who wasn't also trying to crumble the American way? Published January 11, 2024
‘MagicMirror,’ an AI doctor for a growing secular era
Look into the mirror and learn: Are you sick? NuraLogix debuted at CES 2024 its Anura MagicMirror, an artificial intelligence-driven creation that scans the face and determines the health of the user, even into the future. As with all-things-AI, the potential for harm is right around the corner from the intended good. Published January 11, 2024
Hunter and Mayorkas and Fani, oh my
Hunter Biden's curious art sales have reaped the kind of financial reward normally seen only in dead painters, and only in the good ones, neither category of which applies in this instance. Hello, buyer, meet Uncle Joe! Add to that a host of other Dem scandals and it's clear: The Democratic Party is in shambles. Published January 10, 2024
Bold & Blunt: Mail-in voting in 2020 marked by massive fraud
One-in-five voters who mailed in their ballots in 2020 admit they committed fraud. That's according to a new survey from The Heartland Institute and Rasmussen Reports. Holy cow. A large enough percentage that Donald Trump has a point -- that he won the election? Yes, says one. Tune in for more. Published January 9, 2024
