Commentary
Every day, as I observe what’s going on in our country, my outrage builds.
Illegal migration is a major contributor and I continue to wonder why there is no massive outrage among Americans over the neglect at our southern border, where the Biden administration is permitting illegal human and drug trafficking, all while declaring the border is closed.… read more
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I’m back at the keyboard after taking a little time off. I followed the vote for Kevin McCarthy, I waded through the volume of Matt Taibbi and Bari Weiss’ findings in the Twitter files, and most recently noted President Biden’s photo op in El Paso.
Speaker Kevin McCarthy
Just a few brief observations.… read more
Commentary
I recently wrote of a new talking point emanating from the left in which the new House majority would be accused of spending all of its time on investigations.
One involving Hunter Biden and his White House access-peddling and another seeking the impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for his failure to secure our southern border. … read more
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I endeavor to keep my commentaries brief because I don’t want to lose you as a reader, but I occasionally find it necessary to expound on a topic in an effort to present the whole story objectively.
In addition, I prefer to keep each post focused on a single topic, but like today, I feel the need to give you my thoughts on several topics as concisely as I am able.… read more
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Former President Trump is in the news and again charging fake news with reporting what he said with “more disinformation and lies.” Writing in Truth Social last Saturday, he suggested “the termination of all rules … even those found in the Constitution,” as he again returned to voter fraud.
It comes less than a month after his announced plan to again run for the presidency in 2024. … read more
Commentary
The Cavalry has arrived. That’s you, the remainder of voters who will post the colors and conclude our voting in person, which, incidentally, is the way all of our voting should take place across the nation – on Election Day.
We’ve heard it before – the stakes couldn’t be higher. … read more
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In addition to looking forward to watching the news without those political ads, I’m hopeful the pundits will finally drop the use of the term “kitchen table” issues.
Regular readers may recall my June 7, 2022 commentary in which I expressed my disapproval in its use, informing you that research revealed that just 29 percent of families currently eat together on a regular basis. … read more
Commentary
Doofus #1, Barack Obama, may be a former Democrat president, someone who you would want to campaign for you under normal circumstances, but doesn’t the left get it yet, it was his failed presidency that paved the way for Donald Trump to win in 2016?
And if you are concerned about losing the Hispanic vote, as the polls see taking place in the midterms, why in hell’s name would you bring out Obama, who in 2008 said, “I can guarantee that we will have, in the first year, an immigration bill that I strongly support,” resulting in receiving 67 percent of the Hispanic vote.… read more
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It wasn’t surprising to hear President Biden say Republicans planned to “tear down what I’ve been able to do” during a rare interview with Jonathan Capehart on MSNBC on Friday.
Not surprising, because that’s exactly what he did with former President Trump’s accomplishments on his first day in office. … read more
Commentary
Although I took most of the weekend off, away from research and the keyboard, I want to caution readers who are in states where mail-in ballots are in play, to hold off on marking your ballot and mailing it only when you feel comfortable with your choices and secure in that your ballot will be received in time.… read more