Biking The Battleground: America's still got the spirit
As Cheryl Chumley discovers, get beyond the Beltway and away from the noise of politics, politics, politics, and average America still loves America, and holds optimistic -- emotionally charged -- views of this great nation. And that's great news for all of us.
October 19, 2020
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Biking The Battleground: Democrat mayor admits: I'm a 'capitalist'
Cheryl Chumley is Biking the Battleground. Just when you think the country's at the breaking point of socialism as stemming from the Democrat Party -- here comes a mayor, a Democrat mayor, a Huntingtin, West Virginia, Democrat mayor who cuts taxes, reels in spending and yes, acknowledges openly and proudly: he's a "capitalist." A strike for optimism!
October 16, 2020
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Biking The Battleground: Ronald Reagan boyhood home faces tough money troubles
Cheryl Chumley is Biking The Battleground. Ronald Reagan's Dixon, Illinois, home is an awe-inspiring lesson in the realities of America -- that from humble beginnings, greatness can and does indeed often emerge.
October 14, 2020
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Biking The Battleground: Patriotic pastor fights the COVID-19 governing powers
The leftists in government have pressed the COVID-19 mandates too far, shutting down churches while keeping open liquor and marijuana shops. And as Cheryl Chumley discovers, pastors are saying: No more. America's freedoms rely on an active, bold church. That's what made us great; that's what keeps us great. And HIS church Pastor Brian Gibson is insisting the government listen.
October 12, 2020
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Biking The Battleground: Tea party strong in Nashville
Remember the tea party? It's been quiet in recent years. But, as Cheryl Chumley discovers, not in Nashville. Not in Nashville where the tea party warning comes loud and clear: A Joe Biden presidency would utterly destroy America.
October 11, 2020
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Biking The Battleground: God and guns go hand-in-hand in Arkansas
Cheryl Chumley gets outside the D.C. Beltway bubbles and the Democratic strongholds on the nation's major cities, and finds the views of the Second Amendment, God and America -- and how those three intertwine -- are very, very different.
October 11, 2020
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Biking The Battleground: Clay Clark pulls back the curtain on COVID-19
Cheryl Chumley checks in with one of Oklahoma's most noted radio and entrepreneurial voices, Clay Clark, who has some interesting and researched insights into what's really going on with COVID-19, behind the scenes.
October 09, 2020
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Biking The Battleground: Ioway tribe, an American microcosm on many fronts
Cheryl Chumley's latest stop is Kansas. Listen to members of the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska speak and it's clear: Much of what this small community faces in terms of struggles, hopes, dreams and aspirations mirrors that of the entire American nation.
October 09, 2020
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Biking The Battleground: Nebraska's unique way of getting along politically
Nebraska's the only state in the nation with a unicameral legislature -- meaning politicians are forced to cast aside party buttons and work solely for the people. As Cheryl Chumley discovers, there are lessons to be learned here.
October 07, 2020
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Biking The Battleground: Kristi Noem on Coronavirus fears and common sense
It's fear mixed with politics. Cheryl Chumley sits down with South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem for her take on shutting down an entire nation, an entire economy, entire school and church and business communities.
October 06, 2020
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Biking The Battleground: Pipestone, Minnesotans Puzzled, Peeved at COVID-19 Crackdowns
Pipestone, Minnesota, business owners have been struggling to stay afloat in the face of strict COVID-19 restrictions. But Cheryl Chumley finds their optimism and traditional American values are keeping them strong.
October 04, 2020
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Biking The Battleground: Pipestone, Minnesota, Where the Spirit of America Shines Bright
Pipestone, Minnesota, is located in the furthermost southwestern corner of the state and is home to fewer than 5,000. But as Cheryl Chumley discovered, it's a place where the American spirit shines bright.
October 04, 2020
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Biking The Battleground: Iowa's 6 electoral votes a total toss-up
In Iowa, even the corn fields have corn fields. But that doesn't mean voters care only about agricultural issues. Cheryl Chumley asks what Iowa voters really care about.
October 03, 2020
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Biking The Battleground: Coronavirus Blues in Illinois
Cheryl Chumley is Biking the Battleground. Today she hits the road talking to 2020 voters in Illinois.
October 01, 2020
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Biking The Battleground: South Bend, Indiana, is one strange electoral animal
Trump signs are everywhere, all over, all along the roadsides and residences. As Cheryl Chumley is seeing firsthand, enthusiasm for Trump along the northern corridors of the tri-state Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana area, is evident.
September 30, 2020
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Biking The Battleground: Lorain County, Ohio, the little election bellwether that could
Lorain County, located in the northeastern part of the state, may be home to only around 300,000. But it could be an election bellwether just the same. Cheryl Chumley explains as she goes Biking the Battleground.
September 29, 2020
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Biking The Battleground: Philadelphia down due to COVID-19, but far from out
Philadelphia may be masked, depressed and a bit down due to the coronavirus — but it’s definitely not out. The Washington Times Online Opinion Editor Cheryl Chumley talks to voters in Philly.
September 28, 2020
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Reinventing the People & Places Left Behind By Globalization
Special event speakers include Ambassador Mark Green, Martin King, Nilmini Rubin & more. Virtually hosted by The Washington Times on September 24, 2020.
September 24, 2020
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Banquet and discussion with Justice Clarence Thomas at the 2020 Florida Chapters Conference
February 12, 2020
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Tacoma ICE attack
Video credit: Christopher Ferreira/The GEO Group
August 16, 2019
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