Samuel Short, Author at The Western Journal

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Sam Short is an Instructor of History with Motlow State Community College in Smyrna, Tennessee. He holds a BA in History from Middle Tennessee State University and an MA in History from University College London.

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Commentary

Anheuser-Busch's Bud Light Nightmare Shows No Signs of Reversing in New Earnings Report

Anheuser-Busch InBev is still suffering the consequences of its 2023 marketing fiasco involving Dylan Mulvaney.

By Samuel Short May 10, 2024

A flag of North Korea in a file photo, left; right, Palestinian flags are waved during a demonstration in Washington Oct. 21, right.

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Watch: Disgusting NYC Pro-Palestinian Agitator Highlights North Korea as Key Ally

At NYU over the weekend, a pro-Palestinian agitator chose to praise North Korea for its support of Palestinian terrorists.

By Samuel Short May 9, 2024

While hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters from Hunter College descended on the Met Gala in New York City on Monday, the NYPD made numerous arrests while keeping the protesters from the event.

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Numerous Arrests Made as Pro-Palestinian Mob's 'Day of Rage' Targets Swanky Met Gala

Police made numerous arrests on Monday as a pro-Palestinian mob took to the streets heading for the Met Gala.

By Samuel Short May 7, 2024

The Illinois state flag flies over Navy Pier in Chicago.

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Commentary

Race to the Bottom: The State Competing with California to be the 'Left's Progressive Utopia'

While blue states like California and New York have become infamous for their policies, a new contender is emerging to rival them.

By Samuel Short May 5, 2024

At left, Vice President Kamala Harris greets the children of White House employees during an event marking "Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day" on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington on April 25. At right is the first page of the United States Constitution.

Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images; National Archives / AP

Commentary

Drew Barrymore's Calling VP 'Momala' Perfectly Highlights the Difference Between Left and Right

"I keep thinking in my head that we all need a mom. I've been thinking that we really all need a tremendous hug in the world right now."

By Samuel Short May 3, 2024

An MQ-9 Reaper flies a training mission over the Nevada Test and Training Range on July 15, 2019.

Airman 1st Class William Rio Rosado / U.S. Air Force

Commentary

Biden Loses Third MQ-9 Reaper Drone to Desert-Dwelling Terrorists, Closing in on $100 Million Loss for Taxpayers

Another $30 million in U.S. taxpayer dollars has been lost in the Middle East under the bumbling commander in chief.

By Samuel Short April 30, 2024

Workers fill food orders at a Chipotle restaurant in San Rafael, California, on April 1.

Justin Sullivan / Getty Images

Commentary

Chipotle Chief Restaurant Officer Orders Staff Nationwide to Help Preserve Supply of Chicken

Chipotle experienced a chicken shortage last week that, while short-lived, communicates the reality of living in the United States.

By Samuel Short April 29, 2024

Hunter Biden, left, is skewered in Afroman's remake of "Because I Got High," right.

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Hip-Hop Star Breaks the Mold, Remakes Classic Song to Skewer Hunter Biden

“With the Democrats playing dirty and employing lawfare against Trump, it’s time for conservative artists to enter the cultural arena."

By Samuel Short April 29, 2024

A Louisiana man convicted of child rape was sentenced to castration, as well as being handed a 50-year prison sentence.

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Pedophile Sentenced to Physical Castration After Running Afoul of Brutal State Law

Louisiana is handing down a warranted sentence to a pedophile after he was convicted of raping a 14-year-old girl.

By Samuel Short April 27, 2024

The U.S. Navy is looking at converting surplus oil rigs into armed mobile missile and resupply bases.

Naval News / YouTube screen shot

US Navy Converting Oil Rigs Into Active Missile Launch Stations with Five Times the Capacity of a Destroyer

The U.S. Navy plans to use oil rigs in the Pacific as resupply depots and missile defense systems with countering China in mind.

By Samuel Short April 25, 2024

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Anheuser-Busch's Bud Light Nightmare Shows No Signs of Reversing in New Earnings Report

Watch: Disgusting NYC Pro-Palestinian Agitator Highlights North Korea as Key Ally

Numerous Arrests Made as Pro-Palestinian Mob's 'Day of Rage' Targets Swanky Met Gala

Race to the Bottom: The State Competing with California to be the 'Left's Progressive Utopia'

Drew Barrymore's Calling VP 'Momala' Perfectly Highlights the Difference Between Left and Right

Biden Loses Third MQ-9 Reaper Drone to Desert-Dwelling Terrorists, Closing in on $100 Million Loss for Taxpayers

Chipotle Chief Restaurant Officer Orders Staff Nationwide to Help Preserve Supply of Chicken

Hip-Hop Star Breaks the Mold, Remakes Classic Song to Skewer Hunter Biden

Pedophile Sentenced to Physical Castration After Running Afoul of Brutal State Law

US Navy Converting Oil Rigs Into Active Missile Launch Stations with Five Times the Capacity of a Destroyer

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