Connor Cavanaugh, Author at The Western Journal

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Connor Cavanaugh is currently a student at the University of North Texas studying Political Science. Connor has lived in Texas for the majority of his life and is a proud conservative.

A Connecticut city council refused to allow the "thin blue line" police version of the American flag to be flown for the funeral of Trooper First Class Aaron Pelletier. Instead, they voted to put the "pride" flag at half-staff.

WFSB-TV / YouTube screen shot

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Town Refuses to Fly Thin Blue Line Flag for Slain Trooper, Pulls Insulting Move with 'Pride' Flag Instead

Democrats in a Connecticut town put the LGBT community above a fallen trooper, ensuring the "Pride" flag was flown but not the police flag.

By Connor Cavanaugh June 7, 2024

A stock photo shows a doctor holding the teal ribbon for ovarian cancer while holding a model of a woman's uterus and ovaries.

Jo Panuwat D / Shutterstock

Commentary

UK Cancer Group Panders to Transgenders by Asking Insulting Question

"This is stupid and insulting. Stick to clear language about SEX please and stop pretending cancer has anything to do with 'identity.'"

By Connor Cavanaugh June 6, 2024

A stock photo shows a U.S. hundred-dollar bill on fire.

Noska Photo / Shutterstock

Commentary

The 1 Post Every American Must See Before Voting This November

This is one thing that should be in voters' minds when they go to cast their ballots in this fall's presidential election.

By Connor Cavanaugh June 6, 2024

Former President Donald Trump speaks to the media after attending the wake of slain NYPD officer Jonathan Diller at the Massapequa Funeral Home on March 28, 2024, in Massapequa, New York.

Photo by Spencer Platt / Getty Images

Commentary

NYPD Has Its Eyes on Trump, Expected to Strip Him of Important Belonging After Conviction

As a proud firearm owner, former President Donald Trump is likely to lose his carry license following his New York conviction.

By Connor Cavanaugh June 5, 2024

Social media users quickly pounced on California Gov. Gavin Newsom's boast about his state's ranking on a list of top states with Fortune 500 companies.

Jason Henry - AFP / Getty Images; Saul Loeb - AFP / Getty Images

Commentary

Gavin Newsom Celebrates California Economy on Twitter, Gets Fact-Checked Immediately

After an article in Fortune, California Gov. Gavin Newsom took to social media to brag before being fact-checked by hordes of people.

By Connor Cavanaugh June 5, 2024

President Joe Biden announces his executive order on limiting asylum at the southern border during an address Tuesday in the East Room of the White House.

Kevin Dietsch / Getty Images

Commentary

Don't Be Fooled, Biden's New Executive Order Does Not 'Secure the Border' - Here's What It Really Does

After fumbling border security for his entire term, President Joe Biden has decided to finally take some action to gain some approval back.

By Connor Cavanaugh June 5, 2024

Adele attends a basketball game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Dallas Mavericks at Crypto.com Arena on November 22, 2023 in Los Angeles, California.

Allen Berezovsky / Getty Images

Commentary

Adele Has Vulgar Pro-LGBT Tantrum Onstage After Fan's Comment, But It Turns Out She Misheard Him

Adele appears to have some hearing damage from all her time on stage as she launched into a rant against an assumed anti-LGBT fan.

By Connor Cavanaugh June 3, 2024

Rachel Accurso, of the "Ms. Rachel - Toddler Learning Videos" YouTube channel, is pictured in a TikTok video published Saturday.

@MattWalshBlog / X screen shot

Commentary

Popular YouTuber with Large Toddler Audience 'Ms. Rachel' Under Fire for 'Pride Month' Video

For some strange reason, the left can't seem to understand why talking about sexuality isn't appropriate for young kids.

By Connor Cavanaugh June 3, 2024

President Joe Biden grins in a March file photo in Las Vegas in March.

Ian Maule / Getty Images

Commentary

DOJ Makes Unprecedented Claim to Withhold Biden Audio Tape - How Far Will We Let This Go?

Democrats are willing to make up whatever new rule they need to protect President Biden from showing how senile he's become.

By Connor Cavanaugh June 3, 2024

Chad Bianco, the sheriff of Riverside County, California.

sheriffbianco / Instagram screen shot

Commentary

California Sheriff 'Changing Teams,' Going All-In for Trump

In strange times, strange things will happen -- even sheriffs endorsing felons for the presidency. But, of course, there's more to it.

By Connor Cavanaugh June 2, 2024

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Town Refuses to Fly Thin Blue Line Flag for Slain Trooper, Pulls Insulting Move with 'Pride' Flag Instead

UK Cancer Group Panders to Transgenders by Asking Insulting Question

The 1 Post Every American Must See Before Voting This November

NYPD Has Its Eyes on Trump, Expected to Strip Him of Important Belonging After Conviction

Gavin Newsom Celebrates California Economy on Twitter, Gets Fact-Checked Immediately

Don't Be Fooled, Biden's New Executive Order Does Not 'Secure the Border' - Here's What It Really Does

Adele Has Vulgar Pro-LGBT Tantrum Onstage After Fan's Comment, But It Turns Out She Misheard Him

Popular YouTuber with Large Toddler Audience 'Ms. Rachel' Under Fire for 'Pride Month' Video

DOJ Makes Unprecedented Claim to Withhold Biden Audio Tape - How Far Will We Let This Go?

California Sheriff 'Changing Teams,' Going All-In for Trump

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