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For as long as I have been publishing political commentary, I have been writing about the climate change hoax, not as a denier because I believe climate does change, but as one who refuses to believe we can control it. It’s cyclical.

This past weekend, I read two articles on climate change. … read more

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As a political commentator, I often use this space to criticize politicians, Democrat and Republican, but as a journalist I frequently find it appropriate to also pick on those who don’t do justice to the profession.

This past week, two leftist columnists with the Arizona Republic, who have often been on the receiving end of my criticism – Laurie Roberts and Elvia Diaz – have called it quits, and I won’t have them to kick around anymore, to borrow a phrase from former President Nixon.… read more

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When given the opportunity, Trump-hating Democrats regularly take advantage of a hearing or a news program interview to criticize the president.

At a Senate Finance Committee hearing this week, they attacked Trump by attacking a Trump cabinet member.

Democrats were successful in keeping Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. off presidential ballots in 2024, and they’re now out to get him to resign or get fired as Trump’s Health and Human Services Secretary.… read more

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For those not paying attention, and I understand why, Democrats held their summer meeting, looking for fresh ideas going into 2026, in Minneapolis, home of a loser, Tim Walz. 

Having forgotten that it was his party’s clinging to DEI that was one of the reasons Harris-Walz lost, Walz said, “We are proud of the diversity in this country. … read more

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I have often written about President Trump’s energy, seemingly boundless, as he deals with domestic and foreign issues 24/7 and still has time to work in a round of golf.  And a day doesn’t pass that he doesn’t spend time answering questions by the media.

While reporting on his energy, the media usually focuses on his apparent need for few hours of sleep, fellow blogger, Francis Menton, led into a piece on the president’s first seven months with reference to Federalist Number 70 and Alexander Hamilton’s pitch for a strong unitary executive. … read more

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With 70 years in communications, I pay attention to the words people – primarily politicians and other public figures – use as they speak to their constituencies.

I could give you a long list of favorites, but I must again quote the late Rush Limbaugh, arguably one of the best modern-day wordsmiths, who often declared that “words mean things.”  … read more

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During President Trump’s first term, I recall quoting from Psychology Today, in which it stated that there was “no shared lay understanding of TDS,” assigning it to a folk category rather than a professional category.

The publication noted that “some people have been seriously disturbed and distressed by the policies, speech, behavior, and tweets of President Trump, so much so that it has affected their cognitive, affective, and behavioral functioning.… read more

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“Trump has Just Discovered He Isn’t as Powerful as He Thought He Was.” – The Telegraph

“Opinion: Why Trump’s Latest Reality TV Show Is a Flop.” – The Daily Beast

“What Was the Trump-Putin Meeting Even About?” -The New York Times

Those were a few of the headlines following President Trump’s meeting in Alaska with Vladimir Putin, but The Daily Beast seemed take particular delight in its headline covering First Lady Melania Trump’s letter to Putin:

“Melania Throws Curveball with Personal Letter to Putin.”… read more

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With public interest dwindling on the detention and deportation of illegals and the release of Epstein documents, Democrats suffering from Trump Derangement Syndrome have latched onto a couple more topics to whine about.

One is the move by Texas Republicans to redistrict the state to gain Congressional seats in largely Hispanic districts where voting has been Republican. … read more

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As the Democrats look to the 2028 presidential race, their bench strength is understandably mentioned with somewhat reluctance.   It stands to reason.  They have no bench strength.  Not even a leader.

An awkward response came from former Vice President Kamala Harris during her recent appearance on the “The Late Show,” when Stephen Colbert simply asked her, “Who’s leading the Democrat Party? … read more