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I plead guilty to building up your expectations for indictments I predicted would result from John Durham’s stealthy investigations into the Deep State.
Now we are finally seeing headlines, “John Durham seeks indictment of Clinton Campaign Lawyer,” in the New York Times, and “Durham Delivers on Russiagate,” over an editorial board column in the Wall Street Journal.… read more
NOTE: In my last blog, I wrote of President Biden’s botching of the Afghan withdrawal, relating it to his decades of foreign policy failures. Since we are now getting 24/7 reporting on the situation in Afghanistan, I have decided to comment on another topic high on his agenda … equity.
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On President Biden’s first day in office, among that stack of executive orders on his desk was his policy outlining a comprehensive approach to advancing equity for all, including people of color and others who have been historically underserved, marginalized, and adversely affected by persistent poverty and inequality.… read more
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WHAT DID YOU EXPECT when a reporter asked President Biden about New York Governor Cuomo’s resignation?
“He’s done a hell of a job … on everything from access to voting to infrastructure to a whole range of things. That’s why it’s so sad,” he responded.
Notice how he skirted the two key charges against Cuomo … sexual harassment and his failure to properly address the Covid-19 pandemic, despite touting his leadership effort in a book. … read more
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At the risk of losing you as a reader of my commentaries, I find myself needing to repeat my June 2, 2021 plea for all of us to wake up. Every day, the Biden administration continues to take us down a path to disaster as he radically transforms our democracy. … read more
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As I contemplated the subjects I could comment on, of course I thought of Nancy Pelosi’s partisan commission on January 6, 2021. Is anyone paying any attention to it, I thought.
After watching less than a half hour listening to the pathetic testimony by those who were supposed to be guarding the Capitol, I was convinced.… read more
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BEAR WITH ME, friends … there’s so much in the stack begging for comment.
“CRABBY JOE” Biden lashed out with “I don’t care if you think I’m Satan reincarnated,” during his appearance on last week’s CNN townhall.
Satan is a bit harsh. With a little of Tim Conway, I was thinking more of Scrooge McDuck, the money-grubbing Disney character, especially when I think about his cockamamie multi-trillion-dollar infrastructure bill and what it would do to the debt. … 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 routinely limit my commentaries to a single topic. When that happens, other comment-worthy topics are relegated to my stack of stuff, off to the side of my desk. So, it’s time for a little catching up.
RULE OF LAW – Like most of you, I find it incredible that one person can alter the rule of law on a whim, usually for political reasons. … read more
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“Plastics.”
That quote from the 1967 film, “The Graduate,” isn’t from the most memorable scenes. In fact, few people will remember it all. It took place just minutes into the movie.
It took place when the newly graduated Benjamin Braddock (Dustin Hoffman) was approached by a neighbor, Mr.… read more
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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