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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
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HOW MUCH MORE do you need to hear from the Biden administration to get you up off the couch and interested in doing something about it? We conservatives have been too passive for too long.
Hosting Fox’s Primetime News on Friday, Tammy Bruce devoted a significant amount of time to the need to fight back against the left’s quest for power, urging viewers to get involved.… read more
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TRUMP 47.7 – BIDEN 26.9 – That’s the comparison of viewers in millions for each president’s first address to Congress. Trump’s in 2017 and Biden’s on Wednesday.
“It’s very possible,” writes Matt Margolis at PJ Media, “that more people have seen Joe Biden’s infamous tumble (going up the stairs of Air Force One) than watched his address before Congress.”… read more
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BEFORE I GET INTO THE CONTENT of the president’s address, there were two obvious things missing, at the beginning and at the end.
First, missing was a confident Congress. Not only did they meekly scale down the number of our representatives and senators permitted to attend, but those who did attend wore masks, even though they were seated more than six feet apart.… read more
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On April 18, 2021, I wrote about the “clueless” Biden administration as I referenced his decision on Afghanistan, easing sanctions on Iran and ignoring the crisis on our southern border.
Just four days later, President Biden issued a pledge to some 40 leaders attending the virtual World Climate Summit, that the United States would reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 50 to 52 percent from the levels of 2005, and do so by 2030.… read more
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With due respect, Vice President Harris, I am not, “part of George Floyd’s legacy,” as you assumed Tuesday, and it is not my “job now to honor it and to honor him.”
And with due respect to President Biden, I object to your continual inferences that systemic racism exists in the United States.… read more
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“I’ve never been more worried than I am now about the world at large,” said Sen. Lindsay Graham, referring to the situations in the Ukraine, Taiwan, Afghanistan and Iran before alluding to President Biden’s border policies. “I’m really worried about the world under the Biden administration … they’re clueless ….”… read more
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FUNDING CENTRAL AMERICA – Last month, while announcing a plan to provide $4 billion in aid to the Central American countries of Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador, the White House said it was fine-tuning, and sharply limiting how much money will go directly to the governments.
Like previous administrations, efforts continue to weed out corruption in the seats of government, while also contributing to agencies providing health and human services. … read more
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IN THE AFTERMATH of the foolish move by Major League Baseball and CEOs at Delta, Coca Cola, et al, covered in my last post, I thought you would find these views interesting:
“The rush by corporate leaders to denounce Georgia’s new voting law will rank in infamy as one of the most cowardly, cynical and socially destructive moves in modern American history.”… read more
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FOR SIXTY YEARS, my voting experience was about the same. Where ever I lived, I could vote any time between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Election Day. If necessary, my employer permitted me to vote on their time if necessary. My identity was confirmed. If I was going to be out of state or the country, as I was one year, I requested an absentee ballot.… read more