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Unconvincing: Intelligence Report on Russia and the US Election
By
Jack Kerwick
The 25 page Intelligence Community Assessment (ICA), “Assessing Russian Activities and Intentions in Recent US Elections,” has just been released. Contrary to the impression that the Democrat-dominated media is anxious to convey, this assessment supplies no substantial evidence for the Democrats’ latest narrative that the Russian government intervened in the election. In fact, what “evidence”…
The Chicago Four: Anti-Trump Rhetoric Coming Home to Roost?
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Jack Kerwick
By now, there is scarcely anyone who isn’t familiar with the repulsive video. Two young black men and their black female counterparts—let’s call them “the Chicago Four”—recorded themselves as they beat, bound, cut, kicked, and tormented a cognitively challenged white teenager over a two day period in Chicago. These monsters in human form punctured their…
Politically Incorrect Evil: Black Racial Violence
By
Jack Kerwick
“Love must be sincere. Hate what is evil; cling to what is good” (Romans 12:9). “Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the Devil’s schemes” (Ephesians 6:11). “To fear the Lord is to hate evil [.]” (Proverbs 8:13). “Let those who love the Lord, hate evil” (Psalm…
Politics on the Cheap: The Russians Hijacked the Election Part I
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Jack Kerwick
Regarding the Russians-Made-Us-Do-It narrative that the Democrats and their propagandists in the media are busy pushing, some sober thought is much needed. First, that the world’s sovereign states regularly attempt to interfere with the internal politics of other sovereign states, including their allies, is an open secret among those in the know. The United States…
Why Non-Christians Should Celebrate Christmas Too
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Jack Kerwick
Unquestionably, no one who has ever lived has impacted the course of human history to the extent that Jesus of Nazareth has. In fact, to speak this way is to dramatically understate matters, for such was the power of His life that Jesus didn’t just impact history; He radically subverted it. Jesus was in history.…
The “Secularization” of Christmas: The Christian Subtext of Some “Secular” Christmas Cinematic Classics
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Jack Kerwick
That there is some sense in which Christmas can be said to have become “secularized” over the years is undoubtedly true. Nevertheless, this judgment may be overwrought. Perhaps Christ is more present in “secularized” expressions of Christmas than either Christian or non-Christian is willing to acknowledge. “Christmas” literally means “the Mass of Christ.” Thus, though…
Dems Say The Russians Made Us Lose: The Problems With the New Red-Baiting
By
Jack Kerwick
Whenever it came to anything that he knew he shouldn’t have done, the comedian Flip Wilson used to say: “The Devil made me do it.” For the Democrats, it is the Russians who made us do it. More exactly, it is the Russians who made the Democrats lose on November 8. For a variety of…
Russia and the Election: Some Rational Considerations
By
Jack Kerwick
I’ve been trying to get into the Christmas spirit by detaching myself somewhat from politics. But I have too many friends who aren’t there yet, and they pull me in. So I just want to offer some quick thoughts on the Russophobic/neo-McCarthyite/red-baiting line that the Democrats can’t stop pushing: It makes little to no sense.…
The Return of Liberal Learning: The Examined Life IS Worth Living
By
Jack Kerwick
Not all news coming from academia these days is necessarily bad news. In my own little corner of this world, some of it is actually quite good, and it’s all that much sweeter when it is considered within the larger context of contemporary events. At a time when universities and colleges around the country are…
The Deplorables versus The Regime
By
Jack Kerwick
In an election season like the present, the Alfred E. Smith Dinner seems conspicuously dated. Not unlike the annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner, in this year of the Outsider (or is it the year of the Deplorables?) last week’s event appeared more than ever as but another occasion to showcase the incestuous relationship between the…
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