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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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AND THE LEFT IS THE TARGET, including Hunter Biden, and his father Joe, Joe’s brother James, Eric Swalwell, Nancy Pelosi and others who will soon be revealed. These leftists, who took joy in accusing candidate Donald Trump and later President Trump with their phony Russian collusion charge, are now the subject of relationships with China.… read more
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DONOHUE’S REVENGE – In my September 6, 2020 piece, “Why We Elected A Businessman,” I wrote how President Trump refused a seat at our negotiations by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. For decades, former administrations allowed the Chamber to write trade agreement language.
President Trump was aware of the Chamber’s business model. … 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
“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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I’m guilty. I’ve been thinking about writing this piece since November 4, 2020, after the election, when we were told we might expect U.S. Attorney John Durham to release his findings on the wrongdoings of the Deep State against President Trump.
I’m guilty of lifting the idea for my headline from an article by Marc Ruskin in The Epoch Times, “Time for the Hammer to Drop,” although Ruskin most likely didn’t write the headline himself; they have headline writers to do that, but it hits the mark.… read more
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On August 13, 2020, Pew Research released its findings on issues respondents considered “very important” to their vote in the 2020 presidential election. Climate change ranked 12th out of 13 issues, led by the economy.
On November 12, 2020, while votes were still being counted in a number of states, Brooks Hays at UPI wrote that “Even if global greenhouse gas emissions are reduced to zero by the end of the year, new research out of Norway suggests Earth’s climate will, after a brief decline in global temperatures, continue to warm through at least 2500.” … read more
I’M BAAAAACK – In my November 7, 2020 posting, I cited my extreme disappointment in American’s who voted for Joe Biden, not because he was the better man, but because of their visceral hatred for President Trump. Surely, they weren’t my dedicated readers.
I told you then that I would be ceasing publication of my near-daily postings of Kramerontheright, but would from time to time devote this space to single issues.… read more
Worse yet … you have let President Trump down, presumably because you were ridiculously disappointed in his character and behavior. It certainly wasn’t because he didn’t keep his campaign promises. He was in it for you, not himself.
In 2016, you elected him – an outsider – because you liked the fact that he was a straight talker, and promised to change the way Washington does things. … read more
AS WE WAIT for Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Nevada to report their vote tallies, with an outside chance that President Trump just might survive, it’s important that you understand the role the media played in the race. We know about media bias, but they clearly went over the line.
THE MEDIA AND THE POLLS – Regular readers will recall, that while I published survey results by the various pollsters, it was strictly for information purposes, and I always cautioned to treat them with a grain of salt.… read more