Snowflake Tears

Alabamans may have failed America by voting for Doug Jones, but you know who didn’t? Our military. Over 18,000 servicemen come from the great state of Alabama, and their absentee ballots just came in. This is bad news for Democrats, because Doug Jones’ chances aren’t looking good. According to the State Board of Elections, 16,323 votes came across for Roy Moore while only 1,130 soldiers voted for Jones. While this is not a victory for Moore yet, it’s important to consider that more than 12,000 votes for Jones are being disputed after illegal aliens were found driving from polling location to polling location voting for Jones and a bus full of blacks came from nearby Mississippi to fraudulently vote. Both of those groups were stopped early into their escapades, but the State Board of Election Integrity found numerous instances of the dead voting for Jones as well. Democrats pulled out all the stops to cheat and lie their way to victory in the Alabama election, even going to far ...

How safe are "safe spaces" on campus? At Fordham University, some "safe spaces" are safer than others - at least, for some people. In fact, in a campus run coffee shop, there are no safe spaces for those who disagree politically with the majority. Several pro-Trump students found that out the hard way when they were summarily ordered to leave because they were wearing MAGA hats. According to the New York Post: It was absolutely insane,” Fordham junior Aaron Spring, 20, told The Post of the Thursday incident. “We weren’t even talking politics — we were talking about finals.” Students wearing Trump’s trademark MAGA ball caps were accosted by a student worker at Rodrigue’s Coffee House, which is run by volunteers and is organized as a club. “Get out! Five minutes,” the worker barked. “I’m protecting our customers … you are wearing hats that completely violate safe space policy. You have to go. ” She exploded when Michael Esposito, 19, asked her to explain. “Fascis...

In a world in which we are supposed to believe that CNN is full of fearless hard-bitten reporters, its tweets show it's really just an organized club of bawl-babies. Get a load of this embarrassing tweet from the CNN news organization, responding to a taunting tweet from President Trump, who was reviewing the talents of one of CNN's talking heads. Brian Stelter tweeted: "In a world where bullies torment kids on social media to devastating effect on a regular basis with insults and name calling, it is sad to see our president engaging in the very same behavior himself. Leaders should lead by example." Apparently, The Donald called one of their television hosts, Don Lemon, dumb, and the reaction has been completely snowflake. Apparently, they can't put on their big-boy pants and either take it in stride or else swing back and give as good as they got. They respond instead by whining.

The House of Representatives today delivered a massive blow to the Democrat-led effort to launch impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump. The move was sponsored by left-wing Texas Democrat Rep. Al Green, a nut job who has repeatedly tried to force votes on impeachment proceedings. None of his past efforts have gone anywhere and today’s move was no different than his past failures. For the December 6 vote, 364 Congressmen voted against the measure and a mere 58 — all Democrats — voted in favor. 4 voted present. This is a massive failure. Green did his best to gin up fear and hate, though.  In a dramatic speech on the floor ahead of the vote, Green called Trump “unfit” for office and accused him of “high misdemeanors.” The vote was symbolic and was sure to fail, regardless. Still, it put some lawmakers in competitive districts in a tough spot by forcing them on the record about impeachment.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are quietly maneuvering behind the scenes to file a Chapter 11 reorganization of debt bankruptcy in the 3rd District Court of Atlanta next week. The team, already in a market saturated with Dolphins, Bucs and Falcons fans, made the unfortunate mistake of drafting developing and hiring almost exclusively black players, leaving them vulnerable to the latest round of “we’ve been treated unfairly” protests from millionaires. This particular protest, unfortunately, happened on national TV and pissed off every God-fearing, country-loving American who has either had the honor to serve or know someone who did. Last week, 31 of the 42 men on the Jacksonville roster took a knee during the national anthem. The coaches just stopped paying attention and went on with their game planning while the few patriots who braved the picket lines to make sure someone was there to respect the flag and our veterans stood and sang the song with pride. The front office isn’t responding t...

The Telegraph Reports: Being called a "snowflake" is damaging to mental health, young people say. Figures show that the majority of young people think the term is unfair - and even more think it could have a negative effect of its own. The "snowflake generation" is a disparaging term now commonly used to refer to young people, who are perceived to be over-sensitive and intolerant of disagreement. But research by insurance firm Aviva found that 72 per cent of 16-24 year-olds think the term is unfairly applied, while 74 per cent think it could have a negative effect on young people's mental health. The figures also show that young people are more likely to have experienced stress, anxiety and depression in the last year. Almost half of adults between 16 and 24 said they had experienced stress or anxiety, compared to just over a third of all adults.