Cheryl K. Chumley
Columns by Cheryl K. Chumley
Kentucky pastors fight unconstitutional COVID-19 church closures
Megachurch Pastor Brian Gibson just sent a strong message Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear's way that said, in essence, COVID-19 or no COVID-19, this church is staying open. Finally. Churches of the nation, unite. If the coronavirus has taught America anything, it's this: Government will attack religion. Published July 25, 2020
Blacks more racist than Whites, say Americans to Rasmussen
A new poll from Rasmussen Reports finds that Americans, by a majority, see Blacks as more racist than Whites. Make way for the protests. Make way for the Black Lives Matter, Democrat, leftist-outraged arguments. In short: There goes the whole Democratic Party's platform. Published July 24, 2020
Louie Gohmert raises valid point in call to rename Democratic Party
Rep. Louie Gohmert, Republican from Texas, introduced a resolution that would ban the Democratic Party, among other organizations, based on historical truths about the left's embrace of racism and blatant support of slavery. It's a resolution that yes, is eye-widening -- but at least it strikes the right spirit. He raises some good points. Published July 24, 2020
Hey, lawyers: Where are you?
Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser just issued an executive order requiring all citizens and visitors to wear masks when outside, or else face possible fines of up to $1,000. She's just one of many around the nation issuing similar or identical orders and enforcement threats. And all the free citizens go: Where are the lawyers? Published July 23, 2020
Socialists see Joe Biden as ripe for picking, ready to mold
Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro said in an interview with The Hill that Joe Biden, in conjunction with the current hot protest climate, represents the best chance Democrats have seen in a generation to enact significant reform, and in particular, racial justice reforms. So say and see all the socialists. Published July 23, 2020
China is killing America
A handful of conservatives just asked President Donald Trump to keep in place a Roadless Rule that prevents loggers from tapping into Alaska's Tongass National Forest. At first blush, this seems an environmental issue. But it's really a question about China and at what point America puts a stop to communist influences on U.S. soil. Published July 23, 2020
Rep. Ayanna Pressley and her insane call to ‘cancel debt’
Rep. Ayanna Pressley, Massachusetts Democrat and noted fourth in a socialist "squad" that includes fellow congressional members Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, has just called for the outright cancellation of all forms of major debt. In so doing, she may have just secured the rights to the Crown of Insanity. Published July 22, 2020
Florida fake, false coronavirus positives just another reason to distrust numbers
In Florida, local news reports that several individuals have tested positive for the coronavirus -- despite never having taken the test. This Florida story just adds another question mark to the scores of question marks that hover over the entire COVID-19 madness. Published July 22, 2020
God save America (only God can save America)
The prevailing rule of thought in America is that the Second Amendment is the civil liberty right that underscores and preserves all the others. There's truth to that. But the Second Amendment won't help with this COVID-19 madness. Published July 21, 2020
America, it’s happening: Government is jailing COVID-19 patients at home
A Kentucky woman who tested positive for COVID-19 was ordered by health bureaucrats to stay at home -- and shackled with an ankle monitor to make she sure does. It's happening, America. Wake up and smell the contact tracing, the "new normal" that allows government to demand citizens "voluntarily" self-quarantine. Or else. Published July 20, 2020
Joe Biden is America’s worst-case puppet
Joe Biden's campaign includes a manager, several press spokespeople, a couple of pollsters -- and a dedicated batch of young engineering interns whose sole mission is to devise clever wooden props that can secretly, behind the scope of the camera's eyes, keep his teetering and tottering to a minimum. That's to say: Biden is a puppet. Published July 18, 2020
Berkeley City Council rolls out red carpet for criminals
Berkeley City Council members, in all their wisely owl wisdom, just voted in a reform bill for police that requires them to stop issuing traffic tickets and that will, over the course of time, cut their departmental budgets by 50%. And all the criminals and would-be criminals go: Yay! Published July 17, 2020
Michael Savage hit with anti-Semitic death threats — and MS-13 defending Democrats remain mum
Radio talk show star Michael Savage has been hit with at least two vicious anti-Semitic death threats in the last couple weeks -- so vicious, in fact, local detectives have labeled them a "new level of hate and rage," he said, in an email. So where's the outrage from the Black Lives Matter fawning, MS-13 defending left? Published July 16, 2020
Anthony Fauci should be viewed with ‘skepticism and caution’
Listen up: Fauci has indeed been wrong on the coronavirus from the get-go. And he never should have been given a White House platform to push his wrong, wrong, wrong viewpoints in the first place. Published July 16, 2020
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp clamps face mask mandates, thankfully
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has just issued an executive order barring localities from mandating face masks be worn in public. And voila, freedom reigns. People's choice returns. Sanity makes a show. Published July 16, 2020
Donald Trump is the wall against anti-American globalism
If President Donald Trump doesn't win this November, and former Vice President Joe Biden takes over the White House, then it's goodbye America, hello globalism. Goodbye America, hello new world order. It doesn't get any clearer than that. Published July 9, 2020
Kanye West and the great PPP bamboozle
Kanye West is a billionaire -- and not the quiet kind. The loud, look-at-me, I've got a billion bucks to my name kind. The bragging, boasting, I-just-confirmed-a-deal-for-a mega-mansion-in-Wyoming kind. He's also the recipient of a multimillion dollar taxpayer-funded PPP business loan. Call it the great PPP bamboozle. Published July 8, 2020
DeSean Jackson’s anti-Semitic posts show troubling double standard
Philadelphia Eagles' wide receiver DeSean Jackson went on social media and posted some outrageous anti-Semitic comments attributed to Adolph Hitler and the response from the collective in the left-leaning media and activist and political worlds was: yawn. Oh Democrats, thy name is hypocrisy. Where is the loud leftist calls for apology? Published July 7, 2020
Scientists long ago exhausted their COVID-19 capital
Hundreds of scientists have joined forces and penned a letter to the World Health Organization chiefs to get an official, authoritative ruling that the new coronavirus is airborne, meaning transmitted by breathing contaminated air. Well, ba dum dum on that. Salt, meet grain. Why should we listen to these charlatans any longer? Published July 7, 2020
Donald Trump’s garden of heroes good — but civics class is better
The new National Garden of American Heroes proposed by President Donald Trump is a patriotic and interesting idea. But better would be if Trump used his executive powers to compel public schools around the nation to teach civics' classes, or else lose funding. Published July 6, 2020
