Cheryl K. Chumley
Columns by Cheryl K. Chumley
James Younger, 7, the next victim of LGBTQ insanity
James Younger is a little 7-year-old boy whose mother, Anne Georgulas, believed he wanted to be a girl -- mostly because he liked the Disney princess movie, "Frozen." But James' father, Jeffrey Younger, thought otherwise. So off to court the divorced couple went. And unbelievably, jurors found in favor of the mom. Published October 24, 2019
Republicans bare their teeth
Republicans, upset by Democrat Rep. Adam Schiff's secret hearings on impeachment, stormed a closed-door session of Schiff's secret hearings on impeachment -- effectively putting a halt to Schiff's secret hearings on impeachment. Go, GOP. Title this: the day the GOP Bared Its Teeth. Published October 23, 2019
Lynching, smynching: Who cares
So Trump called the leftist-fueled attempt to impeach him a lynching. And now the political world's on fire, seeing images of trees and dangling ropes and hanging blacks and so forth and so on, and drawing conclusions of this president's inherent racism and hatred toward blacks. Oh, please. It's called figurative language, folks. Published October 23, 2019
Boston mulls banning b-word after woman cries of hurt feelings
A Democrat serving Boston has successfully pushed forward for vote a bill aimed at banning use of the b-word -- rhymes with ditch, hitch and, Happy Halloween to the kiddies, witch. Well now, at the risk of leading the city of the original freedom fighting tea partier down another path of censorship -- holy sh--. (Rhymes with twit.) Published October 22, 2019
CAIR spins bogus anti-Trump web, as Nigerian boys suffer Islamic abuse
A few weeks ago, authorities in Nigeria uncovered hundreds of cases of horrendous abuse of boys at so-called Islamic reform schools, "Almajiris" -- abuse so wicked it was described by one local law enforcement official as tantamount to "modern slavery. But don't expect CAIR National to do much about it. Published October 22, 2019
Mitt Romney’s pathetic ‘Pierre Delecto’ shame
Mitt Romney, once upon a time -- once upon a Massachusetts time when his barely Republican credential stood apart from the multitude of liberals as something of a fresh difference -- used to have a political career. Now he's the butt of jokes. And honestly, this is something he's brought upon himself. Published October 22, 2019
Adam Schiff, old ‘shifty’ eyes, facing GOP censure fire
House GOPers are forcing a vote on Rep. Adam Schiff's censure. What good will that do? Likely: Little. The House is Democratic-controlled and honestly, censuring someone as "shifty" as Schiff, as Rep. Jody Hice calls him, would have about as much effect on controlling his anti-Donald Trump behavior as pelting him with marshmallows. Published October 21, 2019
Tulsi Gabbard may be anti-Hillary Clinton, but she’s still far-left fringe
Democratic candidate for president Tulsi Gabbard, in a widely watched Twitter-posted YouTube video, condemned the "rich, powerful" gang of elites who surround Hillary Clinton and demand Democrats either "toe the line" or stay silent. That's good. But let's remember: Gabbard is a far-left progressive; no friend of conservatives. Published October 21, 2019
Lindsey Graham speaks the obvious — and the press goes nuts
Sen. Lindsey Graham said "sure," he'd support impeachment of Donald Trump -- if in fact it were shown the president had committed an impeachable offense, that is. And from that, all the anti-Trumpers in the media went: One of Trump's biggest supporters wants to impeach! This is a classic example of bias masked as news. Published October 21, 2019
Dear Democrats, time to make like an REO Speedwagon and ‘fly’
When are the low-pollers going to exit, stage right -- while they still have even a smidgen of self-respect left? Published October 19, 2019
NBA losing money — and well it should
The NBA's commissioner Adam Silver said that China had pressed for the firing of Rockets general manager Daryl Morey -- for the crime of publicly supporting freedom-fighting protesters in Hong Kong -- and that the league, as part of the fallout for siding with the reds over the red, white and blues, has been losing money. Published October 18, 2019
Barack Obama’s hypocritical endorsement of ‘blackface’ Justin Trudeau
Barack Obama just gave his official, formal, all-the-weight-of-a-former-U.S.-president endorsement to Canada's prime minister, Justin Trudeau, who's seeking reelection. You know, the guy who just weeks ago acknowledged donning blackface and brownface as recently as 2001? Published October 17, 2019
Chicago teachers: for themselves, not the children
Teachers in Chicago, where their median pay is $75,000, have called for a strike for more money, lower health care costs and smaller class sizes -- all while leaving 300,000 district school children in limbo. This is not about "justice," or the students. This is about teachers, at the promptings of union heads, getting more for themselves. Published October 17, 2019
Democrats huff, puff, bluff and blow, but impeachment falls down
Democrats, who've done nothing but call for impeachment since 2016, who've done nothing but stage an "impeachment inquiry" that allows them to skirt normal processes of transparency while keeping the "I-word" alive and fresh in the press, have suddenly decided they don't need no stinkin' vote. Published October 17, 2019
Atheist ad during Democrats’ debate mocks ‘burning in hell’
In between the first and second hour of the Democratic Party's presidential debate in Ohio was a brief commercial from the Freedom From Religion Foundation calling for watchers to remember that secularism was a founding father plan for America's government from the get-go and that those who say differently are, well -- uninformed. Published October 15, 2019
Democrats swing big at CNN’s ‘impeach Trump’ softballs
At the fourth Democratic Party presidential debate in Ohio, moderator Cooper opened the floor with a softball question about impeachment -- after which he made clear all 12 on stage would have an opportunity to address. Play ball, he said. And play they did. Published October 15, 2019
Valerie Jarrett gets down with the common folk
Valerie Jarrett, the fabled White House whisperer of Barack Obama's administration, has stepped from the shadows to press this current batch of Democratic Party 2020 candidates to please, oh please, remember the women-folk. Title this "That Time Valerie Jarrett Got Down With The Common People." And insert LOLs here. Published October 15, 2019
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez turns 30, none the wiser
Happy birthday, happy 30th birthday, happy Oct. 13 birthday to you, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. America has a present for you: It's called the Constitution. Published October 15, 2019
Bernie Sanders, millionaire, slams Elizabeth Warren as dirty ‘capitalist’
Oh, this is Just. So. Rich. And sad. It's the brewing battle of the socialists, Bernie Sanders v. Elizabeth Warren, as they each try to distance themselves as far, far, far as possible from that dirty -- gasp, sputter, spit -- capitalism. Published October 14, 2019
Franklin Graham to Beto O’Rourke: Bible is ‘truth’ — you’re not
World-renowned Christian evangelist Franklin Graham responded to Democratic presidential hopeful Beto O'Rourke's recent push for churches to perform same-sex unions or face the loss of their tax-exempt status with this blunt statement: No. Go, Billy. There's a whole country of Christians who think the same. Published October 14, 2019
