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Some questions can best be answered with another question. Consider, for example, the question that popped up with prominence as President Joe Biden finished his first 100 days last week: Are we a racist country? Before I answer that question, I want to know, “How do you define ‘racist’?” That’s not a cop-out or whitewash — or colorwash — of the issue. Rather it is my attempt to find out in advance whom I am about to offend and why. Our perceptions of race and...

Sages, Saints, and Surprises: Some Writing That Shaped America Since the 18th century, the printed word has influenced the course of American history. From the founding of the United States, its literacy rates were higher than the countries of Europe. In his article “The Spread of Education Before Compulsion,” Edwin West of the Foundation for Economic Education writes that by 1800, literacy among white American males had reached almost 90 percent. In 1828, the United States sported 50 univ...

By CNSNews.com Staff | May 3, 2021 | 12:13pm EDT (Screen Capture) (CNSNews.com) - Sen. Tim Scott (R.-S.C.) sent out a tweet on Friday that included a clip from the speech he gave Wednesday night in response to President Joe Biden’s address to a joint session of Congress. In that Wednesday night speech, Scott said: “Hear me clearly: America is not a racist country.” In his Friday tweet, Scott said: “No amount of backward bigotry will shake my faith in ...

Muckraker’s head is spinning after hearing the national brouhaha about pathetic Junior Certificate (JC) results. Listening to the screams in the streets you w

Note from author, Tom Fulton’s: I have a comprehensive knowledge of guerrilla tactics and modus operandi, making the story unusual in that it tells the tale from both sides.  The first excerpt tells of how a mixed group of guerrilla recruits and trained escorts encounter some hardships during their exfiltration to Mozambique for training. “As the flatness of the terrain also defied the deployment of security force observation posts, it was possible for the group to light in a small camp...

Tim Scott on Sunday thanked Biden and Harris for agreeing with his position South Carolina Republican, who is black, insisted America is not a racist country Biden and Harris agreed when pressed, but insisted history cannot be ignored Scott accuses Democrats of trying to take from some to give to others He says funding black colleges is a better solution to historical injustices Scott drew racist insults for his rebuttal to Biden last week, including Uncle Tim On Sunday he revealed he has been ...

Commentary: Memorable quotes from the last week "These are the cards you’re handed and you play the game to the end to the best of your ability. God, you know, if Johnny bloody Rotten can do it, (expletive) hell, what’s your excuse?" British punk-rock star John "Johnny Rotten" Lydon, on caring for his wife, Nora Forster, who has Alzheimers disease. "Madame Speaker, Madame Vice President — no president has ever said those words from this podium. No president has ever said those words, an...

Guy Benson and Richard Fowler discuss the hypocrisy of the left taking aim at Senator Tim Scott There were two big speeches in Washington last week, and one was terrific. President Biden gave the other one.  Offering the opposition party’s response to a president’s address to Congress is not easy. The trappings of the office and the House chamber are impossible to compete with when you’re standing alone in front of a camera, not to mention that the other guy is the commander in chief a...

By CNSNews.com Staff | May 3, 2021 | 12:13pm EDT (Screen Capture) (CNSNews.com) - Sen. Tim Scott (R.-S.C.) sent out a tweet on Friday that included a clip from the speech he gave Wednesday night in response to President Joe Biden’s address to a joint session of Congress. In that Wednesday night speech, Scott said: “Hear me clearly: America is not a racist country.” In his Friday tweet, Scott said: “No amount of backward bigotry will shake my faith in ...

Senator attacked for saying Americas not racist A liberal comedian who directed a racist tweet at Sen. Tim Scott, R-SC., scrubbed his board membership on an AIDS health organization from his Instagram and Twitter biographies amid a growing backlash.  Comedian Scott Nevins came under fire last week for saying Scott was "uncle Tom’ing it for his life" during his rebuttal to President Bidens speech to a joint session of Congress last week. "Sen [Tim Scott] is uncle Tom’ing it for his lif...