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Former President Trump
As the Wall Street Journal editorial board put it, “the 2024 presidential race will be unlike any other, not least because many of its major events (are taking) place in courtrooms.”
Presidential Immunity
In a blow to Special Counsel Jack Smith, the Supreme Court has granted former President Trump’s request to decide if he is immune from prosecution on charges of attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 election.… read more
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Aside from Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin’s recent mistake of failing to inform the president and his colleagues that he was entering the hospital for prostate surgery, it has now been revealed that he overreached in April 2021, when he launched a sweeping initiative to root out the threat of extremism across our armed forces.… read more
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You’re probably tired of hearing about potential election fraud, generally surfaced by the former President Trump’s campaign around mail-in ballots, including their validation and harvesting.
However, you need to be aware of what Democrats are doing within the confines of the deep state in an effort to keep Trump off the ballot while protecting their incompetent incumbent, Joe Biden.… read more
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But first, this Wednesday breaking news …
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell announced that he would be relinquishing his leadership position in November, after the election, when the senate generally meets to confirm leadership. He will stay on in the senate until his term ends in January 2027.… read more
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Blood on Their Hands
Democrats are calling foul on Republicans who, following the murder of the Georgia nursing student by an illegal, are accusing the Biden administration of having “blood on their hands” because of its open-door policy.
But it’s alright for them to use that that term when Republicans are holding up negotiations for more funds for Ukraine.… read more
“The president long boasted of signing the first day in office an executive order repealing former President Donald Trump’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy.
“Biden should be able to undo by executive order the policies he put in place by executive order. Any order issued on Day 1 of an administration should be revokable just as rapidly by the same administration.… read more
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Columnist Off Base
When I read the headline, “It’s Time for President Harris,” over Holman W. Jenkins, Jr’s column in the Wall Street Journal, I was naturally curious because he’s usually quite objective, but I admit I was disappointed.
After a convoluted analogy of the war in Ukraine to North Korea with his view of NATO, he blames the “stumbling” in Ukraine on an “unserious Republican Congress” and a Democrat president who, “unable to show himself, can’t perform the necessary predicate of rallying the public.”… read more
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I’ve been giving you my thoughts on the legal troubles facing former President Trump and President Biden’s trouble proving his competence for office. As I attempt to stay on top of things, I read the comments of others and I thought I would share some of them with you.… read more
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WHAT, NO WATERMELON? – It’s understandable that President Biden feels the need to improve his image with blacks and young people, but his (or his handlers’) idea of bringing fried chicken to the North Carolina home for a chat with a black father and two sons was … racist? (only if Trump did it) … well, a bit “awkward,” as Karen Townsend wrote in HotAir.com.… read more
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And the Nominee Is …
With the lingering doubt about President Biden’s memory and fitness for office and former President Trump facing a number of legal challenges, Monmouth University polled 902 voting adults to see where they stand as nominees.
Forty-eight percent think it is very or somewhat likely Biden will be replaced as the Democrat nominee, while 32 percent think it is very or somewhat likely that Trump will be replaced.… read more