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Ten years ago, the Louisville Courier Journal shocked Kentuckians when they published a list of 4,000 “deadbeat parents,” who were delinquent in paying child support. It got a lot of attention. Even by those who weren’t on the list.
That recollection was the nexus for my thought in producing this list of those who are taking our country down a path to ruin.… read more
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On October 5, 2021, my wife and I celebrated our 65th wedding anniversary.
Perusing our album of black and white wedding photographs was a vivid reminder of how times have changed since 1956. I would suppose that wedding photos today are taken on an iPhone.
The American flag hung in every classroom, where the pledge of allegiance was repeated each day, and prayers were not out of the question. … read more
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“I am a master legislator. I just love it. I consider myself a weaver, like I have a loom. And I bring all these different threads together.” – Nancy Pelosi, October 29, 2017
Those were her words from an interview with the Washington Post.
Those “threads” she now faces are the handful in the socialist progressive caucus, who are holding the infrastructure bill hostage. … read more
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I know, like me you’re probably tired of reading about statues of past leaders being torn down, or in many cases, simply removed. So, why am I writing about it again?
Earlier this month, a story about the removal of another statue of Robert E. Lee landed in my stack of stuff, potential future material for this blog. … read more
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It always gives me pleasure when the Democrats turn on one of their own when they don’t follow the party line put forth by Sen. Chuck Schumer or Rep. Nancy Pelosi.
Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, once the darling of the bleeding-heart liberal columnists of the Arizona Republic, has been the subject of two recent columns by E.… read more
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“Anytime there’s an attack, especially one that’s this horrific that strikes right at the heart of our system of government right at the time a transfer of power is being discussed, you can be darn tootin’ that we are focused very, very hard on how we can get better sources, better information, better analysis so that we can make sure that something like what happened on Jan.… read more
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Biden’s White House has screwed up immigration on our southern border, the withdrawal of our human and supply assets from Afghanistan, our energy independence and have shown no interest in quelling crime in our major cities, yet, the banner headline in my Sunday morning paper reads, “White House working to address the thawing Arctic.”… read more
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LEE GREENWOOD, known for his patriotic anthem, “God Bless the USA,” since it debuted in 1984, has been asked by President Biden to resign or be dismissed from his position on the National Council for the Arts. Pathetic and petty.
Greenwood was first appointed to the council by President George W.… read more
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In a nutshell, those two headlines above, appearing over articles I researched, for this side-by-side piece on the status of President Biden and former President Trump, couldn’t be more succinct.
In Stephen L. Miller’s piece for The Spectator, “The Biden Presidency is in Free-Fall,” he reviews Biden’s multiple missteps in recent weeks, and notes that “people seem to be waking up to the fact that Joe Biden is who Joe Biden has always been – only now it’s not just funny gaffes and infamously bad theorizing on the state of the world. … read more
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On Tuesday, making his first appearance before the UN Security Council as president, Joe Biden found himself in the embarrassing position of attempting to restore America’s diplomacy following a series of his foreign policy screw-ups.
Telling other leaders of the need to work together for “our security, our prosperity and our very freedoms as never before,” his appearance, in what was termed his most high-profile moment on the world stage since assuming office, came as many leaders have expressed skepticism of the United States in recent months.… read more