It’s Too Bad the Insurrection Conspiracy Nuts Weren’t Concerned for American Cities that Really Suffered

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IF ONLY – If only our lawmakers had the same concern for residents of cities like Portland, Seattle, Minneapolis, Kenosha and others as they do for the nation’s Capitol building.

While residents witnessed federal and city buildings breached, major portions of these cities burned, businesses looted and destroyed, their Democrat city fathers and elected representatives in Washington seemingly couldn’t have cared less. … read more

House Radicals Emboldened by Biden’s Weakness

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BIDEN MADE HIS BED, now he must lay in it.  Signing a host of executive orders and memorandums written by the MOB, those radicals who have commandeered the Democrat Party, Biden has emboldened them to push him even further to the left.

Speaking of the current clash between Israel and Hamas, Rep, Rashida Tlaib insisted during an interview Monday on MSNBC, “Enough, President Biden, you will not do this on our watch. … read more

Targeting RINOs Key to GOP Retaking House and Senate

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TARGETING RINOS IN 2022 – I had high hopes for Adam Kinzinger in 2009, a Republican returning from his third tour of duty with the Air Force in Iraq, deciding to run and unseat Democrat Debbie Halvorson in Illinois.  He was consulting with the right people, Congressmen Mike Pence and Peter Roskam.read more

‘It’s All Just Beginning to Get Interesting’

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Apologies to Stephen Kruiser at PJ Media for lifting a quote from his Morning Briefing, “The GOP Isn’t in Turmoil, It’s Growing the Hell Up,” as the headline on this edition of my blog.  It was too good to ignore.

Regular readers will recall my recent attempts to encourage Republicans to change from their usual passivity on issues and grow a backbone.… read more

Power-Hungry Democrats Face a Dilemma

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It has been said that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely,” but that doesn’t faze Democrats, especially now, when they are wielding it in Washington.

However, they want to shore-up that power and they are taking some embarrassing steps to bring that about.

In April, a group of Democrats met to introduce their plan to increase the number of justices on the Supreme Court, but Nancy Pelosi indicated she had no plan to bring it to the floor for a vote.… read more

An Opportunity to Demonstrate Bold Leadership

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CHENEY “OUT,” STEFANIK “IN,” it appears today, is the forecasted outcome in a vote to take place in the House on Wednesday. 

Most people agree, it’s time for Liz Cheney to go.  At issue is her role as chairwoman of the House Republican Conference, an important leadership position that calls for her to shape key messaging and supports House GOP priorities to a public. … read more

Scrap the Embarrassing Home Spun Folklore Tales, Joe

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“OLD JOE” decided to meet the press Friday morning to put the left’s spin on the lousy jobs report of 266,000 jobs added in April.  He said he wanted to put the report into perspective.  “After listening to commentators today, you might think that we should be disappointed.  When we came into office, we were facing a once in a generation economic crisis. … read more

There’s Good News Heading Into the 2022 Midterms

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REPUBLICANS DOING THE RIGHT THING – Fighting back on the left’s effort to rewrite history by supporting critical race theory and the absurd 1619 Project in our schools, South Dakota’s Gov. Kristi Noem signed a pledge to restore patriotic education in the state’s school curriculums.

“Teaching our children and grandchildren to hate their own country and pitting them against one another on the basis of race or sex is shameful and must be stopped,” she said.… read more

Seriously … It’s Get a Backbone Time for America

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In my last blog, I encouraged conservative Republicans to end their passivity, and stand up against those who are transforming America, the Biden administration and those on the left in the media, academia, and entertainment.

We simply cannot wait until the 2022 midterms to retake the House and Senate. Look at the damage Biden has done in his first 100 days.… read more