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A glance at my stack of stuff at the corner of my computer desk tells me it’s time to share some interesting items I’ve been saving to share with you.
Election News
If the Election Were Today
I would have thought the gap would be wider, but Rasmussen Reports’ Generic Congressional Ballot at the end of the week shows that 46 percent of likely voters would vote for the Republican candidate, while 41 percent would vote for the Democrat.… read more
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Today marks the 78th anniversary of D-Day and the Battle of Normandy. Visiting the cliffs overlooking the beaches 23 years ago left a memory so vivid that each year I feel obligated to relate that experience in this blog.
Coincidentally, as I went through my archives, I came across a brochure referring to the “bitter-sweet memories” that followed the bloody battles of the day that has become known as The Longest Day. … read more
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I was thoroughly enjoying the left’s meltdown over Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter, but when Fox News Channel showed a clip of MSNBC’s chief legal correspondent Ari Melber fretting over the very practice the site’s previous owners were guilty of in 2020, I had a big laugh.
We all know now that Twitter locked-out messages by President Trump or Trump staffers leading up to the 2020 election, and Twitter, along with other social media sites and the mainstream media, refused to cover the Hunter Biden laptop scandal or stories of corruption in the Biden family. … read more
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The late Rush Limbaugh frequently devoted time on his radio show to expound on words having meaning, often quoting former President Reagan, who had a way with words.
I thought of Rush when I heard President Biden’s testy response to a remark by CBS’s Christina Ruffini during his press briefing in Brussels Thursday.… read more
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You may have read or heard recently that the criminal investigation of former President Trump’s business dealings in New York is expected to die when the grand jury in question ends its term in April.
Like me, you may have wondered, since when do banks take a borrower’s word for the value of real estate when they make loans secured by property? … read more
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I find that there are a couple of topics that I have recently touched on that require a bit of follow-up.
On Election Fraud
While I have written extensively on voting irregularities that have surfaced regarding the 2020 election, and recently mentioned that I believed it was necessary for the Republican Party to put the 2020 election behind us and concentrate on the integrity of the upcoming 2022 and 2024 elections, a new report out of Wisconsin is important to note.… read more
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Unlike most Americans, I watched President Biden deliver his State of the Union address so that I can provide you with my commentary.
Before he began, sure that Ukraine was going to be the primary topic, I began thinking about those of you who think we shouldn’t be involved in the Ukraine situation.… read more
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A NEW CNN/SSRS poll reports that President Biden’s numbers are worse than Jimmy Carter’s at the same period of his presidency. That shouldn’t surprise you.
IN THE LATEST MARIST poll, two thirds of independent voters disapprove of Biden, including half, who strongly disapprove. Just 29 percent of independents approve of his performance.… read more
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“I am a master legislator. I just love it. I consider myself a weaver, like I have a loom. And I bring all these different threads together.” – Nancy Pelosi, October 29, 2017
Those were her words from an interview with the Washington Post.
Those “threads” she now faces are the handful in the socialist progressive caucus, who are holding the infrastructure bill hostage. … read more