Author: Eldon Kramer

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The Left Frets That Musk Will Block Them as Was Previously Done to the Right

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I was thoroughly enjoying the left’s meltdown over Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter, but when Fox News Channel showed a clip of MSNBC’s chief legal correspondent Ari Melber fretting over the very practice the site’s previous owners were guilty of in 2020, I had a big laugh.

We all know now that Twitter locked-out messages by President Trump or Trump staffers leading up to the 2020 election, and Twitter, along with other social media sites and the mainstream media, refused to cover the Hunter Biden laptop scandal or stories of corruption in the Biden family. … read more

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Accountability: Still Elusive

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I have devoted considerable space writing about the elusiveness of accountability; how those in high places are not held accountable for their actions. 

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Most recently, I repeated my demand that Hillary Clinton be held accountable for the four Americans who died during the Benghazi raid and added President Biden’s botched withdrawal of Afghanistan that resulted in the death of 13 service man and women, and the injuries of a hundred more.… read more

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The ‘Nimbys’ of the Hamptons … Twitter Employees Atwitter … Austin Further Weakens Military … and the Left’s View of the Midterms

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The “Nimbys” of the Hamptons

Surely, you’ve heard of the Hamptons, the summer playground of the rich and famous.  They work on Wall Street and in Hollywood and own homes of $10 million plus or drop $100,000-a-month for a plush rental, some big names, but many you wouldn’t recognize.

“There’s so much money now its nauseating,” a longtime homeowner there told a reporter for Vanity Fair.… read more

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Will it Be Trump Again, Or DeSantis as the Republican Standard Bearer in 2024?

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Former President Trump, who still has considerable support among his base, coyly teases, saying we will be “very happy” with his decision on whether to run in 2024. 

Meanwhile, Florida’s Gov. Ron DeSantis’ popularity is growing with his conservative decision-making creds, and will be seeking reelection as governor in 2022.… read more

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It’s Time Again to Go Back to My Stack of Stuff

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It’s been a while since I’ve gone to my stack of stuff for material I’ve saved to share with you when my single topic ideas have temporarily dried up.

Musk’s Potential Twitter Takeover

The left is coming unglued over the possibility that billionaire Elon Musk might restore free speech with his takeover of Twitter. … read more

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Former Park Ranger Compares His Terminal Illness to Our Dying Planet in His Book

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When I read the headline, “Our national parks could be at higher risk from climate change,” over a column by Jean Meiners, climate reporter for the left-leaning Arizona Republic, my skepticism clicked in, but not just because I am tired of the left’s scare tactics.  Why would our national parks be at higher risk?… read more

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The Future of Fossil Fuels Looks Bright Despite Climate Change Scare Tactics

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I know, you’re probably tired of hearing about global warming and climate change, but you need to know what the environmental wackos are feeding the media.

For example, the left-leaning Arizona Republic published an Associated Press article, “Storms batter aging power grid as climate disasters spread,” in which it claims that power outages from severe weather have doubled over the past two decades across the U.S.,… read more

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Washington Post Concedes ‘There May Well be a Danger in Suppressing Accurate and Relevant Stories’

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“The lesson learned from 2020 may well be that there’s also a danger of suppressing accurate and relevant stories,” wrote Richard Lempert of Arlington, Virginia to the editor of the Washington Post.

How perceptive, I thought, as I read Lempert’s comment, written in response to the Post’s editorial, “The Hunter Biden story is an opportunity for a reckoning,” but regretfully he didn’t stop there.… read more

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It’s Good to Know that Not Everyone Has Lost it Over Climate Change

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Amid the daily dose of doomsday scare tactics about climate change, written by wacko environmental activists, appeared a common-sense op-ed, “Climate-Change ‘Solutions’ That Are Worse Than the Problem,” in the Wall Street Journal.

Instead of someone telling us time is running out for our planet, the author, Jason De Sena Trennert, Chairman and CEO of Stratega, an investment strategy, economic, and policy firm, writes of the political assault on fossil fuels.… read more