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  • I can dream, can’t I?

    In this new scheme, much like the city manager form of local government works now, the president is charged with administering the federal government, not setting policy. The parties would put forth candidates based on their administrative qualities, nothing else.
  • Anti-Israel mob commandeers college professors’ union
    Eighty years after the Holocaust, this is what the union of our allegedly brightest minds has opted to impose on us. And it purportedly does so in the name of “academic freedom.” All of which recalls Orwell’s formulation of the Party’s credo in 1984: “War is Peace. Freedom is Slavery. Ignorance is Strength.”
  • Lawmakers push DOD to prioritize Defense trade jobs
    U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) and colleagues sent a letter to U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Secretary Lloyd Austin regarding how to improve transition assistance efforts to better support DIB needs.
  • Gen Z: Don't be fooled by Kamala’s sudden seriousness
    By spoon-feeding young voters inoffensive content, Harris deflected their attention from her flip-flopping on issues and pushing radical policies like an unrealized capital gains tax. Her proxies dodged questions on air, claiming that she was too busy to sit down for an interview.
  • Two Fridays, two funerals, and two great ladies
    Rita was the perfect match for Ernie, just as Judy was the perfect match for Jim. They were both spiritual and religious ladies, who lived for faith and family. Their families are all the better because of them.
  • CDC, FBI working to hide data showing shootings stopped by good guys with guns
    The FBI dataset is missing so many defensive gun uses that it’s hard to believe it isn’t intentional, and the fact that they never correct mistakes that are brought to their attention is even more damning. All the while, the news media unquestioningly reports the FBI’s numbers, actively distorting the truth regarding the pivotal rule responsible gun owners have played in preventing crime.
  • Lawfare collapsing amid Harris’ vow to prosecute Trump
    As San Francisco district attorney and then California attorney general, Harris supported jailing parents of truants, suppressed evidence, keeping an innocent man on death row, repeatedly covered up misconduct, leading to the dismissal of more than 600 cases, incarcerated prisoners beyond their sentences, violated federal laws that protect donor privacy, and failed to disclose conflicts of interest arising from her personal relationships. Her record of abusing prosecutorial power fits perfectly with Democrat lawfare against Trump and his advisers.
  • I sold my soul to the company store
    Try to get inside Kamala Harris’s head for a minute. Here is a person close to grabbing the brass ring, who has never done anything in her life – never won a primary and never won a national election on her own. She will say anything, promise you anything to get your vote, for she knows on Nov. 6 (the day after the general election) she will not be held accountable.
  • LNG court ruling that could chill investment in clean energy infrastructure
    A recent court ruling has introduced a chill in the investment marketplace and with it the administration’s ambitious plans to stimulate energy security and reduce emissions.
  • America is going, going, gone
    This sad state of affairs recalls the journalist H.L. Mencken’s observation more than a century ago that “Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want, and deserve to get it good and hard.”
  • Kamaflage: The Harris policy dump
    “Policy? We ain’t got no policy. We don’t need no policy. We don’t have to show you any stinkin’ policy.”
  • Honoring the precious lives lost on September 11, 2001
    Twenty-three years ago on September 11, 2001, the world witnessed the deadliest terrorist attack against the United States in our nation’s history that cut short thousands of precious lives. 
  • Sen. Ernst: Get the lead out
    Despite the Biden-Harris administration’s promise that “every American should be able to turn on the tap and drink clean, safe water,” this government “cannot ensure water in its buildings is safe.” Those are the shocking findings of a series of reviews the General Services Administration Office of Inspector General conducted over the past several years. In fact, today it’s safer to drink water out of a tap in Flint, Mich. than from the faucet in many government buildings.
  • Zuckerberg 'regrets' silencing speech
    Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg now admits in writing that he was manipulated by the Biden administration into suppressing free speech on Meta platforms. His actions obstructed vital information on effective COVID protocols, and bolstered the lie that the Hunter Biden laptop was Russian disinformation. This did enormous damage to our health and polity.
  • Tim Walz’s Democrats are not the Blue Dog Democrats
    The waste, fraud and abuse in Walz’s Minnesota administration shows just what his leadership could bring to Washington, D.C. He failed at government oversight of a massive Feeding Our Futures scandal, and another Walz administration program is under FBI investigation for potential fraud – the program saw 3,000-percent growth over the period of just a few years. 
  • Who do you trust? And more…
    I have grave suspicions about promises that are going to give me more money from the government, offer further environmental protections, and general protect weird stuff. Offering me money from the government is so disingenuous. That is taxpayer money that is being offered from the government; it is not fairy dust.  
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