Revisiting My 2021 Year-end Review

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In my December 28, 2021 commentary, I briefly touched on what was a bad year, not only for President Biden, but for America’s well-being, while suggesting that the left would not portray it as the disaster it was.

I could find no criticism of Biden’s open-door policy that permitted a 21-year high flow of migrants to freely cross our border.… read more

2021 Not a Good Year for the “C’mon Man’s” Legacy Nor America’s Well-Being

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It’s that time of year when the news networks and newspapers do their review of the year in passing as the new year is ushered in.  It will be interesting to see how they portray the “C’mon Man’s” first year.  They won’t resemble my portrayal, I assure you.

Of course, you will remember how President-elect Joe Biden pledged to be the president who sought not to divide but to unify.… read more

Topics From My Stack of Stuff to Close Out the Year

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BIRDS OF A FEATHER

A NEW CNN/SSRS poll reports that President Biden’s numbers are worse than Jimmy Carter’s at the same period of his presidency.  That shouldn’t surprise you.

IN THE LATEST MARIST poll, two thirds of independent voters disapprove of Biden, including half, who strongly disapprove.  Just 29 percent of independents approve of his performance.… read more

Enough With the ‘Pay Your Fair Share’ Nonsense

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Democrat Sen. Elizabeth Warren saw the selection of entrepreneur Elon Musk by Time magazine as its Person of the Year as an opportunity to accuse him of not paying taxes and “freeloading off everyone else.”

Liberals use the “fair share” disinformation in their futile attempt to paint the wealthy as un-American, when they are simply using the tax code to avoid paying more than required, and they hire financial advisors to assist them.… read more

Pelosi Has to Go, But Then You Know That

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“What it is, it’s outrageous.  Obviously, it cannot continue.  But the fact is that there is an attitude of lawlessness in our country that springs from I don’t know where, maybe you do, and we cannot have lawlessness become the norm.”

That was Democrat House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s response to a media inquiry regarding San Francisco Mayor London Breed’s announced plan to crack down on criminal behavior, referencing smash-and-grab robberies and open-air drug use.… read more

Media Treating Biden Worse Than Trump? C’mon, Man

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When the whiners in the White House complained about the treatment by the media, even to the point of saying the media was treating Biden worse than Trump, Nick Arama, writing in Red State said it is “a demonstratable untruth.”  Of course it is.

Dana Milbank, one of the Biden water-carriers at the Washington Post, seemingly had to be convinced, no doubt because the Post has been a Biden sympathizer in print.… read more

Expect Biden’s Obsession Over Climate Change to Worsen in 2022

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“Climate change is already ravaging the world … an existential threat to human existence as we know it. We are standing at an inflection point in world history.”– President Biden, a man of science.

If the threats of climate change have yet to convince you that we are facing the end of the world as we know it, be prepared, scientists are on the verge of scaring the hell out of you with data.… read more

The Mess Created Under Biden’s Watch in Just 11 Months

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I heard someone say recently, ‘Just think, if President Biden hadn’t reversed President Trump’s policies, he would probably be enjoying a 51 percent approval rating rather than a 51 percent disapproval rating.’

The economy under Trump was coming back when Biden put an end to our energy independence by stopping the Keystone pipeline and drilling. … read more

Bob Dole a Victim of America’s Finicky Voters

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Much has been written about the life of Sen. Bob Dole since his passing at age 98 on Sunday, but the story that everyone seems to miss is the one of America’s finicky voters.

Here was a man who came from modest means from Kansas, flyover country, who sacrificed his life in World War II, returning with wounds that made his right arm useless after a year of fighting blood clots and infection, still willing to serve his country.… read more

From My Stack of Stuff

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When I write a blog commenting on a single topic, a number of items end up on my stack of stuff, hopefully to be shared with you later.  Here are a few I thought would be of interest.

Voter Irregularities 

While President Trump continues to be criticized for the “Big Lie” with challenges to the validity of the 2020 presidential election, examples of irregularities continue to surface from various states.… read more