Everett Piper
Columns by Everett Piper
Public schools are grooming your children
On April 9, Oklahoma State University hosted a "drag queen story hour" for children as young as 2-years-old on its campus. Published April 24, 2022
Happy Easter! Long live the true king
In a recent survey conducted by George Barna, more than two-thirds of American adults presently define themselves as "Christians." Published April 17, 2022
America’s ‘other mother’ is a prostitute
It's a commonly accepted adage that if you want to make someone angry, all you need to do is criticize their mom. Published April 10, 2022
Women’s sports sheds light on the moral free fall of America
On Thursday, March 29, 2022, Oklahoma's governor, Kevin Stitt, signed the "Save Women's Sports Act into law." Published April 3, 2022
Ketanji Brown Jackson, America’s high priestess of Babel
This past week, the following exchange took place between Sen. Marsha Blackburn and Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson. Published March 26, 2022
The ruling class censors Tulsi Gabbard
This week our country's ruling class doubled down in its efforts to silence anyone who dares dissent from their approved narrative. Published March 20, 2022
Objecting to the Florida Parental Rights in Education Bill is insane
While the world literally burns, and while millions of us are fearful of not being able to afford to drive our 10-year-old Honda Civics, our president and his party consider proponents of parental rights to be the primary enemies of the state. Published March 12, 2022
Biden thinks he’s Winston Smith
In this past Tuesday's State of the Union Address, President Biden did his best to impersonate a leader. Published March 6, 2022
Violence is in the offing and it’s the fault of our schools
This past week while President Biden puttered about the White House, addled and confused, in his rainbow-striped pajamas, two surveys were released that should chill the blood of even the most progressive. Published February 27, 2022
William Wilberforce’s opposition to slave trade: The consequence of a good idea
Over the past couple of years, as I have been writing for The Washington Times, I have repeatedly argued that ideas have consequences. Published February 20, 2022
Canadian truckers inspire millions as they fight for individual rights
This past week I stumbled across a letter written by an anonymous Freedom Convoy trucker. Published February 12, 2022
The cult of COVID-19
This past week at the very time multiple reports show that our country's high priest of Scientism - his eminence, the grand and glorious Dr. Anthony Fauci - has been lying to us. Published February 4, 2022
COVID-19 science or blind compliance
This past Monday, Jan. 24, 2022, Sen. Ron Johnson, Wisconsin Republican, conducted a hearing on the issue of COVID-19 interventions. Published January 30, 2022
Disrespectful Aaron Rodgers leads a millennial generation of chronological snobs
This week while President Biden's senility and Dr. Anthony Fauci's lies continued to bump and swirl around in the toilet bowl of our daily news, another headline caught my attention. It was that of the Green Bay Packers all-star quarterback Aaron Rodgers and his recent comments about Christianity, and how those comments have "left him feuding with his family." Published January 23, 2022
Critical race theory is the opposite of Christianity
This past week I was contacted by a reporter from the Religion News Service. His reason for calling me was to get my views concerning critical race theory. He wanted to know why I opposed it. Published January 15, 2022
Liberals are lying to you while turning America upside down
M. Scott Peck once said that America had become a "people of the lie." Published January 9, 2022
How did the United States ever become so divided?
2021 is behind us. It has been another year of conflict. Another year of anger. Another year of division. A year of the vaccinated versus the unvaccinated, the masked versus the unmasked, of us against them. Published January 1, 2022
Get on the Christmas train
One of the Christmas movies our family repeatedly watched when my boys were growing up was "The Polar Express." Published December 25, 2021
Even atheists should be thankful for Christmas
A couple of weeks ago, in this column, I wrote that it's that time of year, that "most wonderful time of year," when our country's thought police come out of the woodwork to tell us what we can and cannot say. Published December 18, 2021
Oklahoma’s politicians conservative in name only
It's morning in America, and once again, Oklahoma, "the reddest of red states" is proving that its elected leaders are not nearly as conservative as they pretend to be. Published December 13, 2021
