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COMMENTARY: Biden Administration’s Foreign Policy Off to a Rocky Start … China Pokes Its Finger in Our Eye

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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A Few Stories You May Have Missed Last Week

Commentary

THERE ARE RUMBLINGS in Washington about Joe Biden starting up talks with Iran.  Perhaps it’s because Wendy Sherman, who led Obama negotiators leading to the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran, will become deputy secretary of state under Antony Blinken, earlier announced to be his secretary of state.

“For some reason, Uncle Joe has tapped former Deputy Secretary of State William Burns to take charge at the CIA,” noted Jazz Shaw in hotair.com.… read more

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Biden Can Deny It, But We Are Looking At Obama III

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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

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Will Someone Please Tell Joe That Trump Already Brought America back?

“It’s time to shake the rust off America’s foreign policy.  It’s time to invite new voices and new visions into the fold.  America first will be the major and overriding theme of my administration.” – President Trump, April 27, 2016

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Like a sleepy groundhog, Joe Biden emerged from his basement to announce that “America is back,” further evidence that he is oblivious to the foreign policy achievements of President Trump since he left office in 2017.… read more

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Intel officials report of election misinformation by Iran, Russia … Biden’s continue to deny wrong doing … Obama brings back memories … Trump’s 47 months … polls show gains for Trump … and Strzok finds work

AS I PREPARED TO PUBLISH THIS BLOG, the Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe and FBI Director Chris Wray held a press conference to alert Americans that Iran and Russia were involved in attempt to spread false information using the social media to upset our election.

Unfortunately, they didn’t provide examples of the misinformation material, which would be helpful to Americans to understand what they should be looking for in their e-mails and Internet browsing.… read more

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SPECIAL: It’s time to reflect on those Never Trumpers … Dear Readers, This essay is longer than usual, but well worth your reading

Many of us conservatives were shocked when National Review, the magazine of conservative thought, was so convinced that Donald Trump was not a conservative, that it devoted its February 15, 2016 issue to bring down his candidacy. 

I was an admirer of the magazine’s conservative founder, William F. Buckley Jr, who passed away in February 2008. … read more

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We should feel sadness for our country … pride in our president … suffer no dispair … the laughable oath … faux ‘bombshell’ … retired general backs Trump decision on Soleimani … Warren attacks Sanders … who wins? … and insider view on Warren

Here are my observations and opinions from my selected news of the day. Continue reading →

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What will we do? … he said, she said … taxpayers now on the hook for transgender surgery in 20 states … more Deep State antics in FISA Court … they’re turning on Pelosi … Thunberg still demanding action … and Kerry becomes burden on Biden campaign

Here are my observations and opinions from my select news of the day. Continue reading →