Commentary
We have a president who cannot finish a simple sentence, and a vice president who makes him sound clear-spoken. If that weren’t enough, we have a president of the once esteemed Harvard University, who is guilty of plagiarism, and members of the Supreme Court of Colorado, who have chosen to use words dating back to the Civil War era to keep former President Trump off the ballot.… read more
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I wasn’t surprised last week when I saw the Pew Research Center’s assessment of Joe Biden, in which it stated “liberal Democrats are more likely than moderate Democrats to say they approve of Biden, 66 percent to 57 percent.”
The handwriting was on the wall six months before he was elected when he agreed to team up with the progressive Sen.… read more
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As a young kid, I recall my parents had a multi-volume set of books covering World Wars I and II in pictures. I vividly remember the photographs of Jews packed in rail cars, their captivity and the piles of bodies. Although my family is not Jewish, we knew the hell of the Holocaust.… read more
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From “Day One” of the Biden administration, when the president singled out our reentering the Paris Accord on climate change as a priority, he has referred to climate change as a major threat to our existence.
It didn’t come as a surprise. During the October 22, 2020 presidential debate, he declared, “I would transfer away from the oil industry. … read more
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Most of us view a dictatorship as an autocratic form of government in which one person possesses absolute power without constitutional approval.
Democrats claim former President Trump acted dictatorially while Republicans view President Biden similarly. Biden unsuccessfully attempted to cover his decisions by including the word “democracy” in his statements.… read more
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More than two years ago; on August 16, 2021 to be specific, President Biden was ecstatic during the signing of the bipartisan infrastructure package into law.
It included $7.5 billion specifically directed toward electric vehicle chargers, with a goal of building 500,000 chargers across the United States by 2030.… read more
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The praise being piled on Henry Kissinger after his passing was beginning to weigh on me as I had an occasion to learn something about him not generally known
Having been taught not to speak ill of the dead, I hesitated writing what I had learned about Kissinger, because it wasn’t kind.… read more
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From the lyrics to the song made famous by former cowboy star Gene Autry, “I’m back in the saddle again,” after taking a brief respite to enjoy Thanksgiving with family and friends.
Now that I’m back, there are several stories that call for commentary on my part. In covering my first topic, I will be checking off two topics on my list.… read more
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As a refresher, let’s remember that then Speaker Nancy Pelosi rejected five Republican House members selected by Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to serve on the Jan. 6 Committee, questioning the impact that their appointments may have on “the integrity of the investigation.”
Then she allowed RINO’s Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger to represent the Republican side, both with a mission to get Trump.… read more
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Unless you are an old movie buff, the name Margaret Sullivan won’t mean a thing to you, but there’s another Margaret Sullivan, who writes opinion pieces for the left-leaning newspaper The Guardian, that claims to be independent.
Not a reader of The Guardian, my thanks go to journalist Matt Taibbi for drawing my attention to it in his column in which he writes about Sullivan’s concern that the media has not adequately communicated “the dangers of a Trump win,” after noting that Joe Biden trails in key states.… read more