Jesse Watters, the Fox News host, recently came under fire for his unsavory comments about Vice President Kamala Harris. The remarks he made were not only inappropriate and misogynistic but also disparaging to our military. It’s disheartening to see someone in such a prominent position espousing views that are not only offensive but also damaging.
Watters’ comments were not only disrespectful but also completely baseless. To insinuate that generals would “have their way” with Vice President Harris in a non-sexual manner is not only vulgar but also shows a lack of respect for the office she holds. His attempt to downplay the comment as “politically brilliant” is absurd and only serves to highlight the toxic culture that exists at Fox News.… Continue reading
Running into North Korea is not a decision that any sane person would make. The fact that Private Travis King, a U.S. Army soldier, thought crossing the border into one of the most totalitarian and oppressive regimes in the world was a better option than facing his charges in the U.S. is mind-boggling. This act of desertion not only endangered his own life but also put strain on diplomatic relations between the two countries. It’s baffling to think that someone would willingly choose to run into a country like North Korea, known for its human rights abuses and extreme propaganda.
The details surrounding King’s case only add to the incredulity of his actions.… Continue reading
My heart breaks for the family of the female student at Rice University who was tragically killed in her dorm room on the first day of classes. It is a devastating situation that highlights the harsh reality of gender-based violence that is far too prevalent in our society. Flashbacks to a similar incident of stalking and murder on a college campus bring forth feelings of fear and vulnerability that many young women face.
The thought of simply going about your day, attending classes, and studying, only to be confronted with such senseless violence is truly terrifying. The fact that the perpetrator was someone she knew, someone she trusted to some extent, makes the situation even more chilling.… Continue reading
When I first heard about the Special Counsel filing a reworked indictment against Donald Trump in the January 6th case, I wasn’t surprised, but I was definitely intrigued. The fact that the indictment has been updated in light of the Supreme Court ruling that presidents have immunity for official duties is a clear indication that this case is far from over. The new indictment highlights that Trump had no official responsibilities related to the certification process but had a personal interest in being named the winner of the election, a crucial distinction that sets the stage for a more focused legal battle.… Continue reading
As I sit down to write about how Trump was allowed to use Arlington National Cemetery as a campaign prop, my blood boils with anger and frustration. The fact that such a dishonorable and disrespectful individual was given access to one of the most sacred places in America leaves me shaking my head in disbelief.
The reason Trump was able to use Arlington National Cemetery as a backdrop for his political grandstanding is simple: norms aren’t laws. The only thing that stopped previous Presidents from doing the same was their sense of honor and dignity – two qualities that Trump sorely lacks.… Continue reading
As a Black Trump supporter, I have faced my fair share of criticism and backlash for my political beliefs. But nothing could have prepared me for the blatant racism and disrespect I experienced while canvassing for a right-wing organization. Being called a ‘slave’ by individuals within the very group I was trying to support was not only shocking but deeply hurtful.
It is disheartening to realize that despite my loyalty and efforts to align myself with a specific political ideology, I am still viewed as inferior and unworthy of respect by some within that same group. The incident made me question my decision to support individuals who clearly do not see me as an equal, let alone a valued member of their movement.… Continue reading
Living in a country like North Korea must be a challenge. The limited access to information, the lack of freedom, and the strict government control are just a few factors that make it a difficult place to live. I recently came across an article discussing how North Korea has ordered all its students abroad to return home for ideological training. The purpose behind this decision is to reverse the outside influence the students have been exposed to while studying overseas. It made me ponder on the extent of control and manipulation that the North Korean regime exercises over its citizens.
It’s intriguing to think about how someone who has experienced life outside of North Korea, with all its freedoms and opportunities, could willingly return to a place known for its oppressive regime.… Continue reading
As I sit here reflecting on the recent news regarding Jack Smith’s appeal potentially leading to the dismissal of Judge Aileen Cannon, I am left feeling a mix of emotions. On one hand, I am heartened by the possibility of accountability finally catching up to someone who has seemingly abused their position of power. On the other hand, I am deeply disheartened by the realization that our justice system may have been compromised by individuals more invested in political allegiances than upholding the rule of law.
The idea that a judge, whose primary duty is to remain impartial and uphold justice, could be swayed by personal bias is deeply troubling.… Continue reading
As I delve into the news surrounding the arrest of the Telegram founder as part of a larger investigation into alleged child exploitation and drug trafficking complicity, a myriad of thoughts and emotions arise. The fact that Russia is expressing dissatisfaction over this arrest raises eyebrows, especially considering the platform’s reputation for being a secure messaging service that does not comply with government requests for backdoors into user communications. The idea of compromising user privacy for the sake of state surveillance is a battle we have seen play out time and time again, with tech giants like Meta, Twitter, and Reddit standing firm on encryption.… Continue reading
The recent news of Texas removing more than 1 million ineligible voters from the voter rolls has sparked various reactions and emotions. As a long-time registered voter myself, this topic hits close to home and raises some important questions about the integrity of the voting process. With Governor Abbott signing Senate Bill 1 into law in 2021, the state of Texas has taken significant steps to clean up its voter rolls and ensure that only eligible voters are part of the electoral process.
One key point to highlight is that the majority of those removed from the voter rolls were deceased individuals, totaling over 457,000.… Continue reading
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Matt Underwood