Archive for August 2025
The American Chronicles: A River Runs Through It
I almost hesitate to write about this spot so as to not make it too popular. Not very often do you stumble upon a campground that’s humble in appearance but rich in experience. Kenisee Grand River Campground isn’t trying to impress you with luxury yurts or catered charcuterie. And that’s exactly what makes it so…
Read MoreThe Poison Ivy League
The Ivy League loves to preach from its ivory towers on climate, gender theory, race, and geopolitics. In FY 2024 alone, these elite universities hauled in roughly $6.4 billion in federal funding, most of it for research that could just as easily be done by private companies or public universities without billion-dollar endowments. Harvard’s endowment tops $53 billion,…
Read MoreStupidocrisy: The redistricting gaslighting
Democrats have a curious relationship with redistricting, curious as in self-serving, not civic-minded. When Republicans do it, it’s “gerrymandering.” When Democrats do it, it’s “preserving democracy.” In Texas, Democrats once again threw a tantrum and fled the state to block the GOP’s redistricting plan. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) actually praised this flight from…
Read MoreWhy Americans must abandon the Democratic Party
A recent exposé by Beritbart’s Alex Marlow documents how the Biden White House orchestrated a coordinated lawfare campaign against Donald Trump by pushing four criminal and two civil legal cases, with the goal of jailing or bankrupting him to block his candidacy. Simultaneously, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and Attorney General Pam Bondi have launched a…
Read MoreLove Starts in the Heart
The Deuteronomy 3:23-7:11 reading is called Va’etchanan (I Pleaded). It reminds us that after all he had done, Moses was still denied entry into the Promised Land. Yet, in grace, God allowed him to see it from Mount Pisgah. The Hebrew root chanan (grace) reveals Moses’ deep heart in his beseeching, pleading, longing for God’s favor. But the greater…
Read MoreThe American Chronicles: Geneva-on-the-Lake—A Nostalgic RV Stroll Back in Time
Rolling into Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio, felt like driving through a living postcard from the 1950s. The blue arch welcomed us with charm, and the road led straight to the edge of Lake Erie, where memories seemed to hang in the breeze. This little resort town, founded in 1869 as Ohio’s first summer resort, still clings to…
Read MoreThe Obama Coup: Time to Call It What It Is
For years, Americans were gaslit into believing Donald Trump and conservatives were working to overthrow and undermine “democracy” when it was the Democratic Party who actually overthrew the US government. The facts are undeniable: Barack Obama, the Democratic Party, and their Deep State operatives orchestrated a coup against a sitting US president. Attorney General Pam…
Read MoreStupidocrisy: The Underminers and Usurpers
Here we go again. Democrats wag their fingers at Republicans for “undermining democracy,” “suppressing votes,” and “threatening our sacred institutions.” Every election cycle, the left screams that requiring voter ID is racist, cleaning up voter rolls is fascist, and questioning election results is basically treason. But it turns out the real threat to democracy was…
Read MoreMedia continues to mislead on Obama coup coverage
A Daily Jot analysis of media coverage surrounding the deliberate coup orchestrated by Barack Obama in collusion with the Democratic National Committee, the Hillary Clinton campaign, and various intel agencies indicates a tremendous lack of mainstream corporate media participation. In fact, the mainstream media has largely ignored or downplayed the story. Analysts estimate only about 20–30 % of…
Read MoreThe call of grace
Deuteronomy 1-3:22, “Devarim” in Hebrew, begins the final address of Moses to Israel, a farewell that is part sermon, part history, and full of heart. The Hebrew title means “words,” and these are the last words of a leader who’s walked with Israel through triumph and failure. Moses recounts the journey from Mount Sinai to…
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