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‘The Biden Presidency is in Free-Fall,’ ‘Trump Still Rising’

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In a nutshell, those two headlines above, appearing over articles I researched, for this side-by-side piece on the status of President Biden and former President Trump, couldn’t be more succinct.

(Free-fall, courtesy shutterstock.com)

In Stephen L. Miller’s piece for The Spectator, “The Biden Presidency is in Free-Fall,” he reviews Biden’s multiple missteps in recent weeks, and notes that “people seem to be waking up to the fact that Joe Biden is who Joe Biden has always been – only now it’s not just funny gaffes and infamously bad theorizing on the state of the world. … read more

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Biden Must Now Restore America’s Global Standing: In Ruins on His Watch

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On Tuesday, making his first appearance before the UN Security Council as president, Joe Biden found himself in the embarrassing position of attempting to restore America’s diplomacy following a series of his foreign policy screw-ups.

Telling other leaders of the need to work together for “our security, our prosperity and our very freedoms as never before,” his appearance, in what was termed his most high-profile moment on the world stage since assuming office, came as many leaders have expressed skepticism of the United States in recent months.… read more

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Is a Remake of ‘Swamp Thing’ in the Works?

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In my last blog post I cautioned you not to get excited over John Durham’s indictment of Michael Sussman, the lawyer who fed anti-Trump dirt to the FBI while hiding his connection to Hillary Clinton’s 2020 campaign.

SCENE FROM 1982 “SWAMP THING” (USA Today)

From the slimy Washington swamp of political incest comes this slime from Just the News.… read more

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Clinton Lawyer Indicted Over Russia Collusion: Don’t Get Excited

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I plead guilty to building up your expectations for indictments I predicted would result from John Durham’s stealthy investigations into the Deep State.

Now we are finally seeing headlines, “John Durham seeks indictment of Clinton Campaign Lawyer,” in the New York Times, and “Durham Delivers on Russiagate,” over an editorial board column in the Wall Street Journal.… read more

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From My Stack of Stuff: Pleas to Stand Up and Fight

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Since my critical commentaries on George W. Bush, and his attack on those on the right, I again feel compelled to encourage you to stand up and fight for the America we love.

In my August 8, 2021 post, “It’s Time to Get Motivated; Stop the Deterioration of Our Nation,” I quoted Ben Domenech of The Federalist, who declared “It is (time) to organize against the deterioration of everything that made our American communities great.… read more

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Former “W” DOJ Attorney Critical of Attack on the Right

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THE LIST OF “W” CRITICS has increased to include J. Christian Adams, who worked in the Department of Justice under the George W. Bush administration.

J. CHRISTIAN ADAMS (FedSociety)

In his PJ Media column, “President George W. Bush Blew It in Shanksville,” Adams mocked Bush’s comparison of 9/11 and January 6, 2021, noting that the terrorists were guilty of mass murder, while the January 6, rioters were charged with “parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.”… read more

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RINO George W. Bush has Joined the Left in Stopping Donald Trump

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In my September 12, 2021 post, “Why, George, Why,” I wrote about the gratuitous slap George W. Bush took at Trump supporters while speaking at the 9/11 memorial ceremony in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, comparing the 9/11 terrorists with the January 6, 2021 Capitol rioters.

“We have seen growing evidence that the dangers to our country can come not only across borders but from violence that gathers within.… read more

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A Weekend of Quotable Quotes

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WHY, GEORGE, WHY?

I thought it made sense that George W. Bush accepted an invitation to speak at the 9/11 memorial service in Shanksville, Pennsylvania on the occasion of the event’s 20th anniversary.

Since leaving office, “W” has pretty much refrained from making political statements, often referring to the presidents’ “brotherhood.”… read more

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The Incompetence in the White House

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We have a person in Joe Biden who lacks the competence required to be president of the United States, and he has surrounded himself with an assortment of equally ill-equipped individuals.

WITH A 52 PERCENT DISAPPROVAL, THE OUTLOOK ISN’T GOOD, JOE. (New York Post)

On Thursday, Biden and his handlers decided it was time for a distraction from his screw-up in Afghanistan. … read more

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When is a Presidential Phone Call ‘Impeachable?’

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When the party in power says so. 

On December 18, 2019, by a majority vote, the House of Representatives used their power to impeach President Trump for soliciting Ukrainian interference in the 2020 presidential election.

During a July 15, 2019 phone call with Ukrainian President Zelensky, President Trump supposedly sought his help in digging up dirt on Joe Biden, at the time a potential 2020 opponent.… read more