U.S. Constitution
Contrast: Black Lives Matter v. All Lives Matter (et al) BLM meets ALM, etc., in this series pilot; Michael DeViney, Jr., marks his editorial debut with the rebuttal in the 2nd half of the piece.
Black Lives Matter: Let’s cut through the fat together, shall we? Yes or yes? Good. With that, we have a problem in America.
Six Degrees of Knowin’ Nothin’: How The Donald Gets Re-Elected (BIGLY) How 6 = 270 = 4
Forget what I want. What I want is irrelevant. What is at hand is what matters: it’s a debut, six points of varying degrees of severity that may or may
Patriotism in a Divided America
We are the descendants of rebels. It does not matter if you were born on this soil or not, we all proudly remember the Fourth of July, 1776. Every year we recall the
Commentary on the Movie, “The Post” [Excerpt]
[The following is an excerpt from the blog and publishing site of Mr. Geoff Shepard, Esq., author of “The Real Watergate Scandal”, kindly used with permission of the author.]
“Doctors and Mahers and Sessions…oh MY…”
“There is a sort of excess that is interesting, don’t you think? And America is, of course, the most excessive place,” said Ahmet Ertgegun, Turkish-American
Podcast Response to POTUS Trump’s Address to Joint Session of U.S. Congress
In what is far and away our shortest
Neospeak: Hashtags for the #RebelWITHaCause
While our pending press release and corporate strategy announcement with upstate New York’s OverWatch Productions LLC is very
Post-Inauguration Podcast: G. Coker & J. DeViney Part One
In a largely miserable effort, Gabriel Coker invites the managing editor of ModState back to his podcast to mixed results: Montana gets airtime without someone named
Addendum: the 13th Amendment
I am not in the business of film review. Our editorial staff here at ModState has established this as an uncompromising policy position.
ModState “Thanks[for]giving” Podcast
Well, well, well! We’re rapidly approaching the most significant season in Christendom, that of the season of the Mass of Christ, i.e., Christmas,