Christine Favocci, Author at The Western Journal

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Christine earned her bachelor’s degree from Seton Hall University, where she studied communications and Latin. She left her career in the insurance industry to become a freelance writer and stay-at-home mother.

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Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.

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Commentary

Don Jr. Noticed the 1st Thing Flynn Did After FBI Plot Came to Light - He Honored the Flag

Flynn responded to those who took so much from him with a video of Old Glory, proudly waving for the patriot whose day of vindication has finally come.

By Christine Favocci May 1, 2020

According to the report, the problem arose because setting up a folding chair in the sand created a "permanent place" as opposed to the more "temporary nature" of resting in the sand, according to police.

John Smith / YouTube screen shot

Commentary

Report: Video Shows CA Virus Police Go After Couple in Their 90s for Simply Sitting in Chairs

Using a beach chair is not an effective way to spread coronavirus. Prohibiting such an activity, however, is an effective way to spread authoritarianism.

By Christine Favocci April 30, 2020

Former Vice President Joe Biden once again spoke nonsense instead of a coherent answer, this time just days after it appeared that his wife, Dr. Jill Biden, was campaigning in his place.

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Commentary

Watch Joe Biden Lapse into Utter Nonsense When Pressed on China and Son Hunter

As the election draws nearer, the American people will soon begin to see the true scope of Biden's current mental capabilities -- for better or for worse.

By Christine Favocci April 29, 2020

People enjoy the beach amid the coronavirus pandemic in Huntington Beach, California, on April 25, 2020.

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Commentary

Cali-Style Rebellion: 40K Thumb Noses at Newsom, Enjoy Sunny Day at the Beach

While Americans have mostly complied with stay-at-home orders, people are tired of being trapped at home without jobs and without recreation.

By Christine Favocci April 28, 2020

Miharu Takizakura, a 1,000-year-old cherry blossom tree, is seen in the countryside of Koriyama, Fukushima, Japan, in the stock image above.

Foofa Jearanaisil / Shutterstock

Commentary

Reminder from God: 1,000-Year-Old Cherry Tree Erupts in Blossoms

The tree will again look barren and hopeless in winter, but written into its very nature is the promise of renewal and life when the season is right again.

By Christine Favocci April 26, 2020

President Donald Trump speaks during the daily coronavirus briefing at the White House on April 21, 2020.

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Commentary

Trump Forces Media To Watch Their Own Coronavirus Failures, Video Broadcast to Nation

The media's effort to rewrite the story of the coronavirus pandemic, as if the media were ahead of the threat and the president wasn't, is dishonest.

By Christine Favocci April 25, 2020

Conservative pundit Elisha Krauss caused quite a stir when she walked into a store on Thursday donning a Live Action t-shirt emblazoned with the message, “Women’s Rights Begin in the Womb.”

@ElishaKrauss / Twitter

Commentary

Woman Warned Not To Return to Store Wearing Her Incredible Pro-Life Shirt

If the security guard is opposed to violence, he should have left Krauss and her T-shirt alone and focused on the bloodshed in abortion mills.

By Christine Favocci April 24, 2020

A mother and daughter pray in Glen Burnie, Maryland, as paramedics and firefighters with Anne Arundel County Fire Department prepare to transport the confirmed COVID-19 patient, left, on April 21, 2020.

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Commentary

The 'Great Quarantine Revival': 117,000 New Confessions of Faith Reported by One Ministry

The good news is that Jesus is only an invitation away, through a quiet prayer, a public witness or simply a desperate plea for him to come into our lives.

By Christine Favocci April 24, 2020

A person is loaded into an ambulance in Lower Manhattan on Jan. 9, 2013, in New York City.

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Commentary

After First Responders Don't Comply, New York Rescinds Disturbing 'Do Not Resuscitate' Order

It is indeed a slippery slope when bureaucrats, rather than medical personnel in the field, make blanket decisions about who should not be saved.

By Christine Favocci April 23, 2020

Then-Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware speaks with local residents at the Windmill Ice Cream Shop in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, on Aug. 29, 2008.

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Commentary

Biden Campaign Spent Nearly $10K on Pelosi's Favorite Ice Cream as 'Donor Gift'

The most satisfying scenario would be to dream of these two splitting a pint of Jeni's Salty Caramel to go with their salty tears as Trump is re-elected.

By Christine Favocci April 22, 2020

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Don Jr. Noticed the 1st Thing Flynn Did After FBI Plot Came to Light - He Honored the Flag

Report: Video Shows CA Virus Police Go After Couple in Their 90s for Simply Sitting in Chairs

Watch Joe Biden Lapse into Utter Nonsense When Pressed on China and Son Hunter

Cali-Style Rebellion: 40K Thumb Noses at Newsom, Enjoy Sunny Day at the Beach

Reminder from God: 1,000-Year-Old Cherry Tree Erupts in Blossoms

Trump Forces Media To Watch Their Own Coronavirus Failures, Video Broadcast to Nation

Woman Warned Not To Return to Store Wearing Her Incredible Pro-Life Shirt

The 'Great Quarantine Revival': 117,000 New Confessions of Faith Reported by One Ministry

After First Responders Don't Comply, New York Rescinds Disturbing 'Do Not Resuscitate' Order

Biden Campaign Spent Nearly $10K on Pelosi's Favorite Ice Cream as 'Donor Gift'

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