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My views on the news
An idea worth considering
By now most of us have committed to memory President Elect Donald Trump’s campaign pledges to help rebuild inner cities, to drain the swamp and restore confidence in our government as part of effort to make American great again. You may not have heard, however, that an idea has surfaced to help him achieve all three of those pledges. Continue reading
My observations on the news of the day
Difficult task ahead to kill Obama’s orders, regulations
Throughout the campaign, you heard President Elect Donald Trump’s pledge to cancel the hundreds of executive orders and onerous regulations of the Obama administration’s eight-year tenure, but the task will be more difficult than one might expect, and there’s an unusual twist. Continue reading
Every newspaper has one
More observations on the news
Some observations from the news
There’s been a whirlwind of post-election news, primarily surrounding the transition of President Elect Donald Trump and his appointments, so I thought I would touch on some things you may have missed because, frankly, I think most of you have tuned-out since Nov. 8. I agree, the campaign was too long. Continue reading
DeVos an early Christmas present for families with school-aged children
Those intolerant Democrats with short memories
“We all make mistakes. I made a mistake when I was a young man … and it’s always been an albatross around my neck … in joining the Ku Klux Klan.” – Sen. Harry Byrd (D-W VA)
For months, Democrats have been calling President-Elect Donald Trump a racist, and have now levelled that charge against his appointees Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL), and Lt. Gen. Mike Flynn and referred to Steve Bannon as a white supremacist. High school and university students are being fed the same garbage. Continue reading