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Just yesterday, I devoted space to “what ever happened to” stories, and now I learn that The New York Times has finally published a story about the Justice Department’s investigation of President Biden’s son, Hunter.
Writing in National Review, Andrew McCarthy tells of a 1,700-word news story by three of the Times’ top reporters buried on page 20 in today’s paper.… 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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Watch Zelensky’s Speech or Go for Ice Cream?
When White House Mouthpiece Jen Psaki was asked if President Biden would be watching Ukraine’s President Zelensky’s virtual presentation to Congress on Wednesday, she intimated it depended on his daily schedule. Really, Jen?
As a former spokesman in the corporate world, her answer should have been: ‘While I haven’t seen his schedule for the day, I’m sure viewing that speech will preempt anything previously scheduled.’… read more
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Allowing his temper to surface again, President Biden screamed at the top of his voice, “I’m stick of this stuff! The American people think the reason for inflation is government spending more money. Simply not true.”
In view of the dim outlook for the party in upcoming midterm election, I’m sure he was Invited to the House Democrats’ winter retreat in Philadelphia to pep them up with a strategy for winning. … read more
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When baseball and football fans got embarrassed with their underperforming teams, some of them avoided the embarrassment of being seen at the game or on television by wearing paper bags over their heads.
You know that the members of losing teams, like the Detroit Lions and New York Mets, were also embarrassed, but what about those newspaper reporters and columnists and TV anchors who become the news.… read more
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While discussing a topic have you ever asked yourself, ‘I wonder what so and so would think’ if he were alive today? It happened to me recently, but I couldn’t recall the name of the “so and so” I was thinking about at the time.
I can usually count on my wife to come to my rescue, but I was trying to remember a name of an individual that wasn’t in her wheelhouse.… read more
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While finally bowing to public pressure, President Biden announced Tuesday that he was “banning all imports of Russian oil and gas energy,” and in doing so, he said, “the American people will deal another blow to Putin’s war machine.” However, he refuses to budge off his stubborn position of reducing U.S.… 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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Last week, I told you about the pending release of former Attorney General William Barr’s book. In Saturday’s Wall Street Journal, Barr recounts his explosive meeting with President Trump who objected to the Justice Department’s failure to pursue fraud in the 2020 election.
Barr concedes that there were pockets of irregularities, but at the time “had yet to see evidence of the fraud on the scale necessary to change the outcome of the election.”… read more
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PRESIDENT BIDEN HAS LOST IT – During a meeting of his cabinet on Thursday, he announced that he’s sending Vice President Harris to Poland and Romania to show solidarity with Ukraine.
That, after she told reporters at the Munich Security Conference in Germany last month that Europe had enjoyed “peace and security” since the end of World War II, forgetting Soviet Excursions into Hungary and Czechoslovakia during the Cold War, the Balkan civil wars of the 1900s and Russia’s campaigns in Chechnya, Georgia and Ukraine under Putin.… read more