The Truth Will Out

Commentary

“The truth will out” is an old saying that has undergone changes over the years. An early reference to the phrase comes from Shakespeare’s “The Merchant of Venice” in 1596. Today, we are more inclined to say, “The truth will come out.” 

Of course, it means that one can’t hide from the truth. … read more

The Deep State’s Involvement in Biden’s 2020 Win, Access Forgotten in Reporting of Hunter Biden’s Drug-Addicted, Lascivious Lifestyle Testimony

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Seemingly forgotten in all the reporting on the Hunter Biden trial amidst testimony of his drug-addicted, lascivious lifestyle is any discussion on issues that voters should be really concerned about.  The lies that helped his father get elected and the providing of White House access.

A review of the facts; test to follow

On October 14, 2020, just weeks before the 2020 presidential election, the New York Post broke its first story about Hunter Biden’s laptop, left in a computer repair shop, that contained photos and dubious e-mails appearing to show the Biden family was illicitly profiting from shady international dealings.… read more

With Trump’s Conviction and Biden’s Feeble Performance, What are Voters Thinking with Just 151 Days Until Election Day?

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While I continue to support former President Trump and will vote for him on November 5, I thought I would scan the news front to see where Americans are lining up.

I was puzzled by the headline, “Trump’s Conviction Made These Voters Rethink Their Choice for President,” a piece jointly written by Reid J.read more

Sharing Memories of D-Day – June 6, 1944

Memories of June 6, 1944 … June 6, 1984 … and June 19, 1999

PRESIDENT REAGAN SALUTES HEROES OF NORMANDY INVASION (National Review)

Today we should pause to remember June 6, 1944 – D-Day, when the Allied Forces stormed the beaches of Normandy.  On June 6, 1984, at the 40th Anniversary celebration, with a number of veterans present, President Reagan delivered one of his more memorable speeches:

“These are the boys of Pointe du Hoc. read more

Black Voters in Philadelphia Get a Taste of the ‘Elderly Old Man with a Poor Memory’

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I recently commented on the Biden-Harris panic over polls showing approval among blacks and Hispanics slipping while approval of former President Trump improved.

You may recall President Biden and Vice President Harris making a hurried visit to speak at Girard College, actually a grades 1-12  five-day boarding school, on May 29, 2024, during which they were unable to fill the gymnasium.… read more

Biden Fast and Loose with Trump Trial Remarks and his Radical Rule of Law Beliefs

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“That’s how the American system of justice works. It’s reckless, it’s dangerous, and it’s irresponsible for anyone to say this was rigged just because they don’t like the verdict.”

That was President Biden’s Friday response to former President Trump’s remarks about the New York trial, in which he was found guilty on 34 counts.… read more

As if You Needed a Reminder of the Future Under Biden

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NOTE: This blog went into as holding pattern for 24 hours when I chose to comment on the Biden-Harris response to the verdict on former President Trump.

It’s difficult for me to imagine another four years under Biden-Harris, but more so what kind of person would vote for the Democrats in November, when each day provides us with additional reminders of the incompetence in the administration.… read more

The Biden-Harris Campaign Made a Big Mistake Today

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Within minutes of the verdict that former President Trump had been found guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records, Michael Taylor, Communications Director for Biden-Harris 2024, issued a statement on behalf of the campaign.

Even though he represents President Biden, who is running for reelection in opposition to Donald Trump, and entitled make a statement that favors his candidate, as a former communications director, I found his choice of words uncalled for; after all he was referring to a former president of the United States, where was the respect for the presidency?… read more

Remembering Eighth Air Force on Memorial Day

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Thanks to a shout-out from my wife, I saw a news clip about the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force and its Memorial Day remembrance of the 26,000 members of the Eighth who didn’t return after World War II.

It featured Maj. John “Lucky” Luckadoo, who made it back after numerous missions as a 100th BG pilot of a B-17 over Germany.… read more