Cheryl K. Chumley
Columns by Cheryl K. Chumley
Miguel Santiago, California Dem, face-slaps Washington, Lincoln for communist day
A Democratic assemblyman in the Golden State brought forth a bill to combine the separate government recognitions of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln birthdays into the more generic "Presidents Day" -- but then trade out that traditional day-off holiday for "May Day," which he wants declared for May 1. Published May 15, 2018
Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu — kindred souls in Revelation-like times
Israel is in the midst of massive celebrations, wafting on happy clouds as America's embassy to the Jewish state is making its formal move from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. But the devils are gathering at the door -- the violence and protests and threats and killings have already begun. Published May 14, 2018
Donald Trump, winning on ISIS: Where’s that black flag now?
Let's poke the bear for a moment. Or, more truthfully -- because of this White House's strength and boldness and utter disregard for the left's preferred method of dealing with terrorists, known as the Diplomatic Dance -- let's poke the widdle baby bear for a moment and ask: Whatever happened to all those boldfaced ISIS threats against America? Published May 12, 2018
Dick’s Sporting Goods feeling bottom-line pinch from P.C. gun control
Dick's Sporting Goods has just lost a ton of business due to its politically correct gun control move, post-Parkland school shooting. Justice served. Mess with Americans' guns and Americans will use their voices -- via purchasing power -- to mess back. Published May 11, 2018
Donald Trump’s Indiana speech hits mark: America is indeed ‘respected again’
President Donald Trump went to a city once closely courted by Barack Obama -- Elkhart, Indiana -- and killed it. Nailed it. Drove the hammer home. "America," he said to a cheering crowd, "is respected again." Published May 11, 2018
Jimmy Carter, wrong on Donald Trump once again
Jimmy Carter has called out President Donald Trump as misguided for withdrawing America from the terrible Tehran nuke deal. That's expected; Carter's no Trump fan. But what's eyebrow-raising is the reason for Carter's scorn -- that history dictates Trump honor past presidents' actions. Wrong. On history, it seems, Carter knows not of what he speaks. Published May 10, 2018
Donald Trump vs. Barack Obama: Veni, vidi, vici
For eight years, the sane-minded of America suffered under a socialist-minded Barack Obama who scoffed law, mocked the Constitution and destroyed all that mattered on pretty near all matters tied to virtue, tradition, humble service and competent leadership. Now Donald Trump has come and with just over a year of leadership, has steadily and surely begun to repair what Obama broke. Published May 10, 2018
Iran deal — and then there were none
President Donald Trump has taken yet another campaign promise and turned it to reality and pulled America from the detestable Iran nuclear deal. Thank goodness. This Barack Obama-forged piece of madness was -- well, nothing but madness. Who cuts deals with Satan and calls it a good thing, a win-win? Published May 9, 2018
AI in the newsroom — a mixed blessing of fact vs. compassion
There could very well come a time when journalists -- who've never made it to the top of favorability polls with the people, anyway -- may be phased out, replaced by robotic reporters. Not today. But someday. One day. It's already in the works. And it's a mixed-bag blessing, at best. Published May 9, 2018
Barack Obama, you said it — ‘like, facts are really useful’
Barack Obama told a crowd in San Diego gathered at the Association for Talent Development Conference that "like, facts are really useful" to sound decision-making. Agreed, Mr. Ex-President. Like, facts are really useful. And like, facts could've been really useful during the Obama administration as well -- something this former president seems to have overlooked while taking potshots as this current White House. Published May 8, 2018
Michelle Obama, take your snottiness and go
Michelle Obama, the former first lady who seems to have appointed herself the spokesperson for the fairer gender, has taken to criticizing her fellow women for voting for Donald Trump for president in 2016. She's "concerned" about women. She's wondering "what is going on in our heads." Well, she needn't be. In fact, better yet, she ought to just go away. And take that trail of condescension, too. Published May 8, 2018
Donald Trump’s head-on-a-spear mural an affront to decency
A school in San Diego allowed the display of a mural on a wall that showed a spear right through the head of President Donald Trump. Published May 7, 2018
George Washington University snowflakes rise up against ‘Colonials’ mascot
George Washington University students want to banish the the campus's longstanding mascot, the "Colonials," and replace it with a hippopotamus. They say the current mascot is offensive to out-of-towners who may have been touched at one time by the "effects of colonialism." Published May 7, 2018
Illinois ‘sanctuary’ counties buck state on gun control
Several counties in Illinois have taken gun control matters into their own hands and told the state, in essence, sorry -- you're not stripping us of our Second Amendment rights. And thus the showdown begins. But honestly, the state has no constitutional leg in this fight. Published May 7, 2018
Anti-Israel sentiment sweeps U.S. college campuses
College students the nation over have been embarking on an unsettling mission that involves boycotting all things Israel. It's anti-Semitism, pure and simple. Published April 28, 2018
Lindsey Graham winks Nobel Peace Prize Donald Trump’s way
Sen. Lindsey Graham suggested a Nobel Peace Prize may be in President Donald Trump's future, if the whole North Korea-South Korea denuclearization deal pans. Oh my, my, how the leftists and elitists would gasp. Published April 27, 2018
Donald Trump effect: Kim Jong-un crosses DMZ, hugs Moon Jae-in
North Korea and South Korea put to paper a formal intent to officially end the Korean War. And they did that in a historic sit-down that saw dictator Kim Jong-un actually cross into South Korea -- actually cross the infamous DMZ and set foot in enemy land. And none of that would've happened if President Donald Trump hadn't stood strong against the angry rhetoric of Kim and pressed on for nuclear talks. Published April 27, 2018
Kanye West stirs Twitter pot with ding at Barack Obama
Kanye West, already in hot water with the left for daring to step outside the box of Proper Speech it so strictly imposes, has now started a new hot thread by sending this into Twitter Land: "Obama was in office for eight years and nothing in Chicago changed." Ouch. As expected, right on cue, the leftist screamers have hit back hard. Published April 26, 2018
James Comey, leaker, denies he’s a leaker — and even CNN says, what?
James Comey, former FBI director and admitted memo leaker, denied during an interview on CNN with Anderson Cooper that he was a leaker in the true, criminal sense of the word. And even CNN's Cooper went wait a minute -- what'd you say? Published April 26, 2018
Randa Jarrar and the inequalities of the First Amendment
Randa Jarrar, the California State University, Fresno professor who called now-deceased Barbara Bush a racist, will not be fired because of First Amendment protections. How come some professors with tenure get First Amendment protections, but others don't? Published April 26, 2018
