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PET ROCK OWNERS BEWARE – If you are a known owner of a collectible pet rock purchased on a whim in the 1970s, there soon may be someone knocking on your door to confiscate it.
It occurred to me as I read the story of the University of Wisconsin paying $50,000 to have a 70-ton rock, that had become known as Chamberlin Rock, removed from the campus.… read more
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After foolishly agreeing with the decision to move the MLB’s All-Star Game to Denver, where voting is more restrictive than Atlanta, President Biden’s still out there lying in his effort to gain federal control over all elections.
Our weak-kneed president continues to lie about voting reform, calling it “the greatest threat to our democracy since the Civil War,” and blatantly says “They (Republicans) want to make it so hard and inconvenient that they hope people don’t vote at all.” … read more
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Appearing on CBS Face the Nation Sunday, Robert Gates criticized the values and the principles of the Republican Party, saying he didn’t think the five Republican presidents he worked for would recognize the Republican Party today.
It’s difficult for me to criticize Gates, a man with a truly impressive resume of public service to America, but apparently values and principles weren’t important to him when he worked for Barack Obama, among three Democrat presidents.… read more
BIDEN’S TEAM TAKEN TO THE CLEANERS – President Biden’s Obama and Clinton hand-me-down foreign policy representatives – Secretary of State Anthony Blinken and National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan – had their hats handed to them during talks with the Chinese communists in Anchorage, Alaska.
“I don’t think the overwhelming majority of countries in the world would recognize the universal values advocated by the United States or that the viewpoint of the United States could represent international public opinion,” said Yang Jiechi, a member of the Chinese Communist Party’s Politburo, reportedly a clear indication that the CCP will no longer abide by the rules set by the United States.… read more
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IN SEARCH OF OUR SOUL – When Joe Biden launched his bid for the presidency in 2019, he said, “we are in a battle for the soul of the nation,” as he drifted off into a bit of mumbo jumbo about ending the “divisiveness that has marked the last four years.”… read more
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AS I SAT DOWN TO WRITE, I decided to share with you the thoughts of Commentator Conrad Black, who predicts that “Trump will gain steadily in the polls coming up to the midterms next year,” suggesting that he will be quieter and more focused.
THEN CAME THE NEWSBREAK: “Trump lashes out at McConnell after post-impeachment comments.”… read more
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ACCOUNTABILITY – Nancy Pelosi and others on the left continue to press for accountability from President Trump on the breach of the Capitol building on January 6, 2021, and have delivered the article of impeachment to the Senate, where a revenge trial is soon to be held though generally considered unconstitutional. … read more
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While President Trump told his supporters to “peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard,” here’s a handful of quotes from the mouths of Democrats that are far more inflammatory.
KAMALA HARRIS – When the BLM protests took place between May 26 and June 8, 2020, resulting in $2 billion in property damage, Kamala Harris, while appearing on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, she “gleefully predicted that the protests, during which rioting and looting occurred, wouldn’t end, that they shouldn’t end,” wrote Matt Margolis of PJ Media.… read more
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As Joe Biden continues to select members of his administration in the White House and the Cabinet, I recall his commitment that they would look like the country. He has already claimed that his initial nominees already constitute “the most diverse Cabinet in American history.”
“The Biden appointment process reminds us that diversity in practice is preponderantly political, which is to say, divisive.”… read more
“I pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide, but to unify. Who doesn’t see red and blue states, but a United States. And who will work with all my heart to win the confidence of the whole people.” – Joe Biden, November 7, 2020
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Much has been written about Joe Biden’s first speech; from Wall Street Journal columnist William McGurn’s fawning reference to it as “Lincolnesque … exactly what the country needed to hear,” to Daily Wire Ben Shapiro’s remark that he “found the speech so pollyannish in its call for reconciliation as to be risible.”… read more