Cheryl K. Chumley
Columns by Cheryl K. Chumley
Dr. Fauci could see his wings soon clipped
Sen. Rand Paul introduced a measure to make a repeat of Dr. Anthony Fauci "I am zee law!" lockdowns less likely with a new pandemic. And the beauty of it is that it does what Founding Fathers decided was best to keep tyrants from taking over the country: Separate powers. Published March 15, 2022
Russia plus China whispers world war
Russia, according to U.S. officials speaking both publicly and privately to the media, has reached out to China with requests for war-time assistance. Hello, World War III. Or as Kamala Harris might put it: Russia is a really big country -- and so is China. Published March 14, 2022
America, on Russia, should tread softly on ‘war crime’ rhetoric
America must be careful not to travel a path that leads to confusion about the necessity of the military, the nobility of America's military forces, and the right of America to defend itself. That's a line of thinking from the delusional left. Published March 12, 2022
CDC lays groundwork for never-ending face masking
Medical bureaucrats and the politicians they partner with will never, never, never, ever allow the COVID-19 crisis to pass. Published March 8, 2022
The bad news: Biden has three more years
President Biden has almost three more years. Just think of the damage he can do in that amount of time. Can you say Iran nuclear treaty talks? Published March 8, 2022
Intellectuals are proving bad for America
What a joy it is to be part of the intelligentsia these days, where words can mean whatever is wanted and data can be manipulated to show whatever is desired. But formal education should never be mistaken for critical thinking. Higher education should never supplant common sense. Published March 5, 2022
Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis smacks down ‘COVID theater’
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis told a group of students to take off their face masks, and then he chastised, "We've got to stop with this COVID theater." The fact only some students, not all, removed them shows how deep the cultural damage from the left's exploitation of COVID fear has gone. Published March 4, 2022
White House wants to waste $22.5 billion fighting pandemic that’s long gone
The White House has requested Congress approve $22.5 billion in new funding for COVID-19, fully $5 billion of which would be sent overseas, to help other nations and other governments and other peoples fight off the coronavirus. Ain't U.S. taxpayer dollars grand? Published March 3, 2022
Senate Republicans wield teeny-weeny twig on vaccine mandates
The U.S. Senate, with a Republican-dominated voice of 49 to 44, passed a resolution to block Joe Biden's presidentially decreed coronavirus shot mandates for healthcare workers. Republicans are calling it a victory. But it's not. Not really. Published March 3, 2022
Biden, Democrats fail to deliver on Americans’ top concerns
A new poll from Pew Research found that the top priority for Americans was "strengthening the economy," followed by "reducing health care costs," dealing with the coronavirus and, in fourth place, "improving education." In other words: Democrats are in serious trouble. Published March 3, 2022
WEF reaches for more socialist controls on U.S. businesses
The World Economic Forum in a recent post on its website cheered the success of its partners in moving businesses the world over away from a shareholder model and toward a stakeholder system -- meaning, away from a capitalist market and toward socialism. America, beware. Published March 2, 2022
Zelenskyy is what Biden should be
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is strong, resolute, determined, courageous and unflappable in the face of oncoming Russians led by a communist ex-KGBer who has vowed to murder him and bring the country of Ukraine to its knees. He's what U.S. President Biden is not. Published March 1, 2022
Another ballyhooed COVID-19 shot bites the dust
The Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine that was supposed to protect kids ages 5 to 11 from catching the virus with a 68% efficacy rate has now been outed as nearly ineffective. Its efficacy rate is actually only, get this, 12%. Another day, another one bites the dust. Published March 1, 2022
America, under Biden, is dropping the foreign policy ball
It's a fast-moving scene in and near Ukraine, but no matter the advance of Russian troops, the theme doesn't change: A weak America emboldens the world's hostile players. It's largely President Biden's fault. Published February 26, 2022
America’s real COVID-19 ‘national emergency’ is fatness
President BIden just expanded the national emergency declaration of COVID-19. Why? It's all political theater, political deception, political hucksters imposing political hoaxes on the people. The data doesn't justify keeping Americans on pins and needles about the coronavirus. Published February 22, 2022
Hillary Clinton can’t move past her victim mentality
Hillary Clinton, in a speech before the New York Democratic Convention, decried how "they've been coming after me again lately." If Clinton is really poised to reenter politics and take a White House run, she might want to lose the victim card. Published February 19, 2022
Clarence Thomas, to Washington Post, is ‘White’ thinker
The Washington Post just put out a "clarification" about a report within its own pages that referred to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas as someone "whose rulings often resemble the thinking of White conservatives." As opposed to -- what? Published February 18, 2022
Dr. Fauci wants America forever chained
Dr. Anthony Fauci just said there was no definite number of coronavirus cases, coronavirus hospitalizations, coronavirus deaths or coronavirus recoveries that could serve to mark an end to the pandemic. Published February 17, 2022
Americans finally putting scientists back in their subservient place
A new Pew poll finds that Americas across all political walks have lost trust in scientists, and now wonder whether these brainiacs truly have in mind and hold in heart the best interests of the people. Well, it's about time. As gate guards of truth go, scientists truly suck at their jobs. Published February 17, 2022
San Francisco parents show school board who’s the boss
San Francisco voters ousted three school board members, and did so with a wide enough margin to send a strong message to other power-grabbing bureaucrats around the nation. Parents are tired of school officials who think they know best how to raise kids. Published February 16, 2022
