Cheryl K. Chumley
Columns by Cheryl K. Chumley
Bill Gates vows COVID-19 tyranny ‘til 2022
Bill Gates, the guy who turned in his Microsoft credentials for a cereal box medical degree that allows him to tell you and me to stay home due to a virus, now tells that you and me will have to stay home until, umm, let's see, 2022. Or so. Tyranny 'til 2022 -- learn it. Live it. Love it. Put it on a bumper sticker and drive it. Published December 14, 2020
COVID-19 tyrants now set sights on Christmas
Watch out. One of Joe Biden's coronavirus advisory board members told CNN that Americans need to give up their Christmas parties in order to help contain the spread of COVID-19. Who died and made these political hacks the keeper of the constitutional rights? Published December 12, 2020
Virginia COVID-19 shutdown is a total farce
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam just issued new coronavirus-tied restrictions that include curfews, tighter mask mandates and more restrictions on indoor and outdoor gatherings -- supposedly because science tells him this is the right thing to do for citizens' safety. Don't believe it. The new shutdowns are based on lies and deceptions. Published December 11, 2020
Thomas Jefferson is being slandered
Falls Church, Virginia, school board officials, citing slavery, just voted to remove the name of Thomas Jefferson from an elementary school, despite the fact the vast majority of citizens were opposed to the idea. Yet another example of ignorance and radical leftism winning a cultural battle. Published December 10, 2020
COVID-19 vaccine’s rocky U.K. start raises red flags on safety
It was Day One of U.K.'s rollout of the much-ballyhooed coronavirus vaccine -- and already people began reporting adverse reactions. That's not just bad news. That's oops, public relations' devastation bad news. Published December 10, 2020
Eric Swalwell now thinks Donald Trump colluded with Axios
Rep. Eric Swalwell, who couldn't wait to impeach President Donald Trump for false Russia collusion charges, is now shaking off any negative press about his dealings with a Chinese spy by -- get this -- accusing Trump of colluding with the news organization that reported his dealings, Axios. Or maybe it's Axios colluding with Trump. Published December 9, 2020
In America, the default is individual freedom, not government dole-outs
The government, on COVID-19, has gone amok; on that, there is no question. But a question that does arise is this: Who's in charge here, anyway? It's supposed to be the people. COVID-19 has made it the government. And American citizens need to fight, fight, fight on this point or forever cede the notion of rights coming from God. Published December 8, 2020
Jeanine Pirro rips Bill Barr as swamp creature, as U.S. divide grows deeper
This country is rapidly being split into believers versus non-believers. That is to say: If you think this election was tainted by fraud and that President Donald Trump actually won, stand on this side of the country. If you think Joe Biden won and allegations of election fraud are the stuff of conspiracy nonsense, stand on that side. Published December 7, 2020
America, it’s pitchfork time
The list of Democrats who've violated their own COVID-19 scoldings grows long. Chances are, it'll grow longer. It's high time to grab the pitchforks and drive these scourges right out of office. Published December 5, 2020
Joe Biden gets high marks for not drooling
Joe Biden is on a roll -- and if you don't believe that, ask CNN. As Jake Tapper and Don Lemon gushed, here's a guy who gave all the "right answers" during a recent interview. That's code for: Oh my God! He stayed awake the whole time! Published December 4, 2020
Obama, Clinton, Bush, Biden band for ridiculous vaccine virtue signal
Three former presidents and the one the media chose for incoming -- Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, George Bush and Joe Biden -- have come forth to proudly proclaim they'll take the COVID-19 vaccine in public, for all to see, so all can see there's nothing to see here, no need to worry. Well, isn't that special. And do the American people get to pick a random physician to administer the shot? Published December 4, 2020
Texas turned down Dominion voting software — and that’s no conspiracy theory
One line of logic being slung by the scoffers of President Donald Trump's election challenges goes like this: that's conspiracy talk -- particularly the part about the Dominion voting system. But Texas rejected the very Dominion software that's at the heart of attorney Sidney Powell's investigation into ballot-counting fraud. Three times. Published December 3, 2020
Socialists at U.N. giddy at gift of Joe Biden
For four years, the United Nations has been constrained by the Donald Trump administration's America First, U.N. not at all policies. That's all about to change. Published December 3, 2020
Donald Trump makes bold play to strip Section 230 from Big Tech
President Donald Trump in a late-night tweet made clear Section 230 shields for "Big Tech" has to go, or the National Defense Authorization Act with all its funding for the military won't pass. It's about time all the talk, talk, talk about Section 230 and the need to repeal is finally making it to the walk. Published December 2, 2020
Election results have more holes than Swiss cheese
Newt Gingrich, former speaker of the House, said bluntly that the 2020 election was stolen from President Donald Trump by minions of the left, supporters of socialism, defenders of the Democratic Party -- which is to be redundant, i.e., the socialists. Meanwhile, the more analysis comes, the more Gingrich shows as right. Published December 1, 2020
Joe Biden and his fractured foot of weakness
This is America's next president -- the old white guy wrapped in a permanent face cloth who can barely finish his sentences and whose bones are apparently unable to withstand the pressures of canine play. The world watches. The anti-America world rubs hands in glee. Published November 30, 2020
Tyrannical governors are giving the Tenth Amendment a bad name
The Tenth Amendment states that "powers not delegated ... nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people." That's supposed to be a comfort for citizens, to keep the big boot of federal government at bay. Tyrannical governors are using the 10th to their tyrannical advantage, though. Published November 28, 2020
COVID-19 vaccines’ scary side effects must not be dismissed
Dr. Anthony Fauci may be pressing for "as many people as possible" to get vaccinated -- Bill Gates may be on a "quest to vaccinate the world," as The New York Times put it in a headline. But American citizens should know: The side effects from the coming COVID-19 vaccines are proving pretty freaking substantial. Published November 26, 2020
Andrew Cuomo the latest COVID-19 hypocrite
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo was going to have his two adult daughters along with his 89-year-old mother travel to his Albany home for Thanksgiving -- but then the cries of hypocrite, hypocrite, hypocrite started, and he was forced to change his plans. Published November 25, 2020
Election fraud to any degree destroys trust
The conversation that's going forward right now about President Donald Trump's investigation into election fraud goes like this: But it's not enough to flip the final results. Well, that's a flipping weak argument to halt the investigation. Published November 24, 2020
