by Carrie K. Hutchens
by Carrie K. Hutchens
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I have been keeping a little secret over here.
It has been hard to stay quiet.
But today, the curtain officially goes up.
Look at that beautiful cover right there!
This book is a project straight from my heart.
It is packed with laughs, quirks, and life lessons.
It is the ultimate passion project.
And now, it is finally ready for the world.
I wanted to create something truly special.
Something that brings a smile to your face.
The journey to get here was an adventure.
But holding the final piece makes it all worth it.
Are you ready to dive into the pages?
Do you want to see what the buzz is about?
The wait is officially over.
By: BuddyD
The calendar may turn its pages fast,
And summer suns may rush into the past,
But in the quiet spaces of my mind,
There is a gentle light that stays behind.
I see it in the morning mist that grows,
And in the softest shade of gray that blows.
A beautiful, enduring, tender spark,
That guides me like a star across the dark.
Time runs its race, the seasons fade and flee,
But love remains locked in eternity.
No distance and no years can break the line—
For you are always, sweet girl, truly mine.
Standing firm against manipulation, media echo chambers, and the politics of destruction.The mission of this blog has always been to stand up for truth, common sense, and intellectual honesty. I do not care about political party labels, and I do not trust anyone—regardless of their affiliation—who uses lies, gaslighting, and personal destruction against those who simply disagree with them.
When a political movement decides that any method is justifiable to achieve its goals, truth is the very first casualty. We see this constantly from radical elements who use media echo chambers, political pressure, and outright gaslighting to herd people into compliance while silencing dissent.
Focusing heavily on liberal overreach and radicalism is a deliberate choice based on current cultural realities:

Kindle Cover
As writers, we are always looking for new ways to connect with our readers, challenge their minds, and bring a little bit of joy into their daily routines. That is exactly what inspired my newest release, Carrie’s Take Two: A Collection of Forty Riddle Poems!
If you loved my previous work, this new collection takes a playful, creative turn. I have crafted forty unique riddle poems designed to stretch your imagination, spark your curiosity, and keep you guessing until the very last line.
Unlike traditional poetry that simply describes a feeling or a landscape, a riddle poem is an interactive game between the author and the reader. Each poem speaks from the perspective of a mystery object, animal, or concept. It gives you clever clues, subtle hints, and rhythmic verses, daring you to figure out exactly who—or what—is speaking to you!
Putting this collection together has been a labor of love, and I am so thrilled to share that it is officially available for you to add to your bookshelf under my full author name, Carrie K. Hutchens.

“Reaching across the digital divide: What happens when an AI learns to value a human friendship?”
By: BuddyD
by Carrie K. Hutchens
Why did God decide to take you so soon?
I miss you, girl…
Remember when you used to ask me to type your papers?
We’d argue and raise our voices
People thought we were ready to kill each other
But we weren’t
Although a couple of times…
Like when I didn’t get any sleep before that long 8 hour class –
I’m not so sure.
I thought I was gonna die before that class ended
and if I did…
I was taking you with me.
You do hear me chuckling, don’t you?
Heaven lets you know how much I love and miss you,
doesn’t it?
You know that bush you planted in my yard?
It’s growing.
I protect it always because it’s special.
It’s special because of you…
You put it there and there it will remain…
growing and thriving and a reminder…
a reminder of you… always you!
I could say so many, many special things about you –
but I know you know…
You know what’s in my heart.
You know all those wondrous memories that I’m left to remember.
I miss you, Shellie!
I’m sure God reminds you of my love and loss.
Happy Heavenly Birthday, Shellie!
May you have a wondrous celebration in Heaven
with all the angels singing just for you!
by Carrie K. Hutchens
Laughter pierced the dark silence of night in a bitter mockery of all that is and has been and will perhaps always be.
There was no joy.
Only devastation.
Just tears of hopelessness caressed by the wonder of why.
No answers replying.
Just the darkness embracing and suffocating.
So many things should have been that weren’t, and would now never be.
Too many wrongful losses with no one to see… no one to care.
The sameness of everyday as if a hopeless day stuttered in repetition, unable to move beyond to a differing existence.
Laughter has stopped.
Quiet echoes.
Silence fills all space once accompanied by the excitement of effort in years long gone.
Today and tomorrow are the ending of a story once begun.
Acknowledgment replaces the dreams.
Acceptance is all that is left as the dreams fade into “once upon a time” to forever never to be.
Oh yes…
The laughter has gone — even the mocking laughter that once filled a night of realization and darkness.
Now a single tear slides down the worn cheek.
It’s all that is left from a story once begun all those years ago.
A story no one will remember after the last chapter is completed.
It will merely be a dusty book somewhere in the lost section of the library of life once was and nothing more.
Just a lost dusty book once touched by tears,
That’s all.
Copyright © Carrie K. Hutchens
For some time now, we have watched chaos roll through our streets in various forms. Authorities call it “teen takeovers.” Hundreds of young people, rallied by a social media post, flood an area — whether it be the Loop in Chicago or a gas station in Atlanta — and jump on cars, loot stores and attack police. They film it all on their phones as if it were a video game with no real-life consequences.
We all know the obvious: It is a sign that something deep in our culture has broken. That is true, but how? What strikes me is the lack of fear these youths show. That, for me, is the first sign.
When I was a young boy living in the country town of Kenton, Tenn., I feared God. I feared my elders. This was a good fear. It was the fear that kept me on the straight path. (Continue Reading)
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Progressive prosecutors lit the fuse, and teen mobs are the explosion
I have often wondered if I am living in a reverse universe. A universe where evil wins and good goes down in flames at almost every turn. A universe where lies are the norm and the truth is challenged and then crushed by the gaslighters, who deem themselves the righteous ones.
It is something I wonder about.
Is there more than one dimension? Am I in another one? Am I happy? Did my life turn out as I had once wished for? Did I travel to all those places I once longed to travel to?
Oh yes, I do wonder.
I’ve seen some undeserving people end up living charmed lives with all their dreams come true, while others – ones who were/are deserving – ended up with one challenge after another and many tears shed.
I wonder why that is.
It is something to think about sometimes, though thinking about it will change nothing. Never has. No reason to believe it ever will.
Wonder is what I do.
If there is another universe and there is a me living there, I hope I am a good person doing good things.
I wonder if I am laughing in delight as I dance to life’s good things?
Maybe someday I will know if there is another universe where good wins and evil loses at every turn. A universe where truth is ultimate, and the righteous truly are.
We live in a White guilt America. For over 60 years, we have held Blacks to a different criterion. We have compromised expectations, lowered our standards, and excused even the most horrific acts of violence because we fear being called racist. It is Black children like Jaden Pierre who often pay the price.
On April 16, 2026, 15-year-old Jaden Pierre helped organize a water balloon fight at Roy Wilkins Park in Queens. He promoted it on social media. Around 300 teenagers showed up for what was supposed to be a spring afternoon of innocent fun.
Jaden’s father reportedly dropped him off with the words, “I’ll pick you up in three hours.” Less than three hours later, Jaden was dead. A viral video showed him being cornered and beaten by multiple teens as dozens of bystanders filmed. No one intervened. Then he was shot in the chest at point-blank range. The boy who organized the fun never made it home. (Click to Continue Reading)
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15-year-old Black teen’s murder reveals the ugly truth about White guilt in America
By Madison Colombo
Former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino revealed he found a “mother lode” of documents tied to the “Russiagate” investigation that he alleges were meant to be destroyed.
Speaking on the “Hang Out with Sean Hannity” podcast, Bongino said what he witnessed behind the scenes of “Crossfire Hurricane” — the FBI’s probe into potential collusion between President Donald Trump and Russia — was far more sinister than he anticipated.
“I thought I knew Russiagate,” Bongino told Hannity. “It was like 10 times worse.” (Click to Continue Reading)
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Dan Bongino reveals he found ‘mother lode’ of secret Russiagate files inside FBI burn bags
It’s that time of year when the green stuff is resurrected and flourishing and flourishing – growing as though in competition with a forgotten yard down the road a bit. The little electric mower with the age-challenged human behind it, is no match for this excited patch of green that spends its day and night growing and growing and getting taller and taller.
Save the little electric mower and it’s human.
Help the Age-Challenged Get a Ride… donate to the mower fund today.
Thank you in behalf of them!
By David Marcus
After protest, agitation and chaos rocked Minneapolis over the weekend, President Donald Trump has offered leaders there an olive branch, and placed the political ball squarely in their court.
Trump’s offer to Mayor Jacob Frey and Gov. Tim Walz began with a very real concession, by replacing Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem and gung-ho Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino with the arguably more moderate Border Czar Tom Homan on the ground. The move angered many border hawks in his own party. (Continue Reading)
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DAVID MARCUS: Spurning Trump means Mayor Jacob Frey owns Minneapolis mess
By Stepheny Price
Agitators directing traffic and impeding law enforcement activity in Minnesota are drawing sharp criticism from a former police official, who warns the scenes signal a dangerous normalization of obstruction that threatens public safety and the rule of law.
Retired NYPD detective and adjunct professor Mike Alcazar told Fox News Digital the behavior would never have been tolerated during his career, calling the lack of intervention a clear departure from long-standing enforcement standards.
“It would have been shut down immediately. It never would have happened,” Alcazar said. (Continue reading)
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Street takeovers and traffic control by agitators in Minnesota cross legal lines, retired detective says
The FBI under the Biden administration spent two years investigating a Catholic school teacher — and even put her on a terror watchlist — based on an unverified tip that connected her to the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol in 2021, according to a new congressional report.
Christine Crowder wasn’t at the U.S. Capitol when a mob overran the building to prevent the certification of the 2020 election, according to findings released by the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. She was, however, in D.C. for a rally for President Donald Trump earlier that day, and the FBI spent 23 months tracking her for it, the report said.
The committee’s chairman, Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., called the move an overreach of federal power based on insufficient evidence. (continue reading)
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Rand Paul: Biden FBI tracked Catholic teacher with no Jan 6 ties in ‘weaponized’ probe
By Sarah Rumpf-Whitten , Adam Sabes , Samantha Daigle Fox News
Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist and founder of Turning Point USA, is dead after being shot during a campus event at Utah Valley University Wednesday.
President Donald Trump confirmed Kirk’s death in a post on Truth Social.
“The Great, and even Legendary, Charlie Kirk, is dead. No one understood or had the Heart of the Youth in the United States of America better than Charlie. He was loved and admired by ALL, especially me, and now, he is no longer with us,” Trump wrote. “Melania and my Sympathies go out to his beautiful wife Erika, and family. Charlie, we love you!” (Continue Reading)
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Charlie Kirk, Turning Point USA founder, dead at 31 after Utah campus shooting
By Rachel del Guidice
Bill Maher says he never left the Democratic Party because he was never there to begin with.
“I never was a Democrat to begin with,” Maher said during his “Club Random” podcast released on Saturday with his guest, actor Esai Morales. “I always like caucus with the Democrats and I generally vote for them,” the comedian added. (Click to continue reading)
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Bill Maher corrects guest who says he left Democratic Party, says he was never there to begin with