The Alternative Conservative

Today our nation stops to recall the catastrophic and heartbreaking events that occured in September of 2001. We are once again forced to recall the horrors, chaos, and fear that gripped our country in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. We remember those who were taken so cruelly and suddenly from their loved ones. We also remember those who valiantly sacrificed their lives in hope of saving someone else's. It is impossible not to grieve with those who lived on, continuing to suffer the loss of those they held dear. We are also, however, united in recalling the courage, compassion, and hope that united us in such dark times. On this day, just as we did then, we share our love and prayers with those still haunted by the lasting and devastating effects of that day. We mourn the victims and give thanks to the first responders, paramedics, firefighters, police officers, K-9 units, and volunteers. Many of whom did not hesitate to give their all for their fellow man. Today is not a day for arguments or insults. It is a time to recall the love and unity that we all shared as a nation in a time of terrible tribulation.

Katanji Jackson has been confirmed to the Supreme Court with a vote of 53 to 47. Despite this win the Liberal establishment is still finding a way to whine, moan, and play the victim. It appears that when the left trots out their latest woke apologist and she receives a prominent position of power those on the opposite side are expected to cheer and bow down to the “historical moment.” However we are still unclear on what this historic moment actually is. We are being led to believe that she is not the first woman on the bench; although it is still unclear what a woman actually is seeing as how she cannot define the word. She is also not the first African American person on the bench, so forgive us for holding our applause. Statements have been made that the Republicans have been “rude” due to not cheering, one may have been late, and one wasn’t allowed in due to not wearing a tie. The sheer audacity. Now it is not out of pure spite or malice that we disapprove of Jackson's confirmation, we simply vehemently disagree with many of her viewpoints and rulings. She has openly admitted to approving of critical race and gender theory being in public schools, even for elementary aged children. She is also soft on child p**n, drastically reducing recommended sentences for convicted offenders with worrying backgrounds. The pure insolence of the Republican party to not cheer as this radical leftist woman is placed on the highest Court in the land is clearly egregious. This coming from the party who accused Justice Brett Kavanaugh of gang r**e with no evidence 36 years after the alleged offense. Yet the outrageous issue is that Republicans didn’t applaud like trained seals. Not that we have just appointed a child trafficking enabler to a potentially life long position. No, they didn’t clap. They didn’t clap for a woman who can’t provide a definition for the word woman. They didn’t clap for a woman with no respect for the position she now holds. And we won’t clap. The time to pretend for the sake of civility is over. Because the threat against women and children is becoming more prominent with each passing day. This woman and those who support her are giving rise to the problems at hand. This is not a historic moment, this is a regretful moment that the Supreme Court has sunk this low to the radical left.