Commentary
While researching President Biden’s executive orders and proclamations on terminating construction of the Southern border wall and his revocation of former President Trump’s approval permit for the Keystone XL pipeline, I was again struck by the power we vest in the bureaucracy.
I’m sure you’ve heard Biden speak about his whole-of-government approach to his policy measures, but I thought a reminder of its meaning was called for.… read more
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Taxpayer’s will recall how President Biden took retribution against former President Trump on his first day in office by signing an order revoking the permit for the Keystone XL pipeline. Now, the Keystone owner, TC Energy, is seeking $15 billion in damages.
In a move typical of the Biden administration, the revocation was buried thirty paragraphs into an executive order entitled, “Protecting Public Health and the Environment and Restoring Science to Tackle the Climate Crisis.”… read more
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THEY’RE STILL OUT TO GET HIM – Former President Trump. Who else?
Officially, it’s the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol, and Speaker Nancy Pelosi has named Rep. Bennie Thompson, who she knows has an obsession with Trump’s guilt, to chair the committee.… read more
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Regular readers know that I have devoted a great deal of space to discredit the scare tactics of those on the left who believe we have the means of altering global weather, by reducing greenhouse gas emissions caused by the use of fossil fuels and funneling funds to unimaginable programs.… read more
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No, it wasn’t his discussion with farmers over the tart cherry crop during a visit to cherry country in Michigan’s Antrim County on Saturday, it was his holiday speech that was a real downer when one of a patriotic nature would normally be expected.
I muted the speech near the beginning when he again went into his monotone delivery that was hardly celebratory, but Stephen Kruiser of PJ Media captured the moment, referring to it as “irritating.”… read more
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“What does that mean … celebrating our independence … from what, who?” the television reporter asks the young woman in Times Square. It was embarrassing. “I was so bad in geography.” She couldn’t answer the question. How sad.
Hopefully, the majority of Americans know that it is on the Fourth of July that we celebrate our independence from Great Britain, but we need to remind each other about its significance.… read more
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WILL HE, OR WON’T HE? – When Fox’s Sean Hannity asked former President Trump if he had made up his mind about seeking the Republican nomination again in 2024 during his Texas townhall Wednesday, Trump’s response was instant – “yes.”
Of course, that could mean he has made up his mind not to run again. … read more
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He’s baaaaaack. Speaking at a lectern with a placard bearing the words “Save America,” he may not have made any news during his visit to Wellington, Ohio last week, but former President Trump was in campaign form.
Settling in, he looked out over the appreciative crowd, and said, “Look at that.… read more
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If President Biden’s recent practice of leaning-in to the microphone, widening his eyes, and dropping his voice to a whisper is an attempt to calm the press corps in the manner of a horse whisperer, he failed.
Comments on social media saw it as “creepy,” “bizarre,” “nuts,” and another “weirder than Kamala’s constant laugh.” … read more
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Vice President Harris continued to speak of the need to correct the root cause of why people are leaving Central America during her visit to El Paso Friday, but we know the reason record numbers are invading our borders … politics.
The White House is ground zero for the Democrat Party’s open borders strategy.… read more