Commentary
With electric vehicles representing just 5.8 percent of the 13.8 million cars and trucks sold in the U.S. last year, President Biden and the unelected bureaucrats at the Environmental Protection Agency have realized they need to apply more pressure on you to go electric if they’re going to meet their transition goal.… read more
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Sure, 81 million people voted for Joe Biden in 2020, even though he promised to end our dependence on fossil fuels, but how many of those voters actually believed he would follow through and take us on a ruinous path on his first day in office.
With a stroke of his pen, he took away our pride in being energy independent and set us on a course to transition our energy needs to wind and solar, but it is a cadre of unelected green environmentalists who are controlling the agenda.… read more
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I’m not certain how Hillary Clinton and Columbia University thought their staged video of her promoting a foreign policy course she’ll teach would be received as it was fed to the networks this week. I imagine there was some second guessing.
“Hillary Clinton’s promo for Columbia foreign policy course mercilessly mocked,” read the headline in the New York Post.… read more
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If you watch television, you would be hard pressed not to see one of the many “ambulance chaser” commercials by trial law firms urging you to call them to see if you might qualify for a payout in the toxic water issue at Camp Lejeune.
The news side of those same television networks, however, haven’t told you about the corruption behind the commercials. … read more
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Since authoring my blog piece, “Watching the Deterioration of Our Military on President Biden’s Watch,” October 27, 2022, sadly, my concern for the lives of our service men and women has worsened, while our readiness is highly questionable.
While several military items have landed on my stack of stuff, it was this week’s Wall Street Journal story, “President Weighs Joint Chiefs of Staff Pick,” that triggered my decision to do a follow up.… read more
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Some Lingering Reactions to Trump Decision
In my three-part blog, in which I positioned the future of the Republican Party, and in my subsequent post with reactions to former President Trump’s decision to again run for the presidency, I included a number of quotes by fellow bloggers and the media citing displeasure with him.… read more
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(Parts 1 and 2 were published November 14 and 15)
The Voters
In my brief post-election blog, I said “the people have spoken.” Since then, I have been doing some thinking about those people. Who were they and what were they thinking? I gave you the numbers in Part 1.… read more
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(Part 1 was published yesterday)
The Trump Effect
There is no doubt that former President Trump lost much of his following with his choices of midterm candidates, who failed to win, like Oz and Mastriano in Pennsylvania, Dixon in Michigan, Bolduc in New Hampshire and Blake in Arizona. And the jury is still out on Walker in Georgia.… read more
Commentary
Regular readers know that I went out on a limb with my predictions in the midterms. Not since my “Kasich for President” post on May 30, 2015 was I so wrong. Crow is hard to swallow.
Today, the full results of candidates for the House are still not in, and we are awaiting a runoff between Senate candidates Walker and Warnock in Georgia on December 6, 2022, but the rumbling over former President Trump’s expected decision for 2024 already looms large, along with the future of the Republican Party.… read more
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Yes, I know, I said I was going to take a break and lick my wounds after going out on a limb with my optimistic outlook for the GOP on November 8, but I sensed that a number of Republican voters believe our future is grim on the political front. … read more