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  • In the grip of madness

    One can certainly argue that Trump should not be president of the United States. But, in a healthy democracy, such assertions must be based on evidence, not deranged claims. If he truly is beyond the pale, it should be easy to make the case without recourse to hateful fabrications.
  • Thanks
    As this election season comes to an end, I want to thank the publisher and especially you, the readers, for encouraging me as I have expressed my opinions.
  • Her father’s daughter: Donald Harris’ hidden influence on Kamala
    “Mr. Harris’ work is more unashamedly Marxist than anything in modern American politics,” The Economist magazine recently editorialized. Following in her father’s footsteps, Kamala studied economics at Howard University in a program founded by black Marxist scholar Abram Lincoln Harris Jr., who argued that capitalism was morally bankrupt.
  • Mom, how much gas can we get?
    Today, we are more concerned with calling foul on every utterance that doesn’t please the fact-check gods – even those meant as irony or sarcasm. We’re also far more preoccupied with the well-being of the planet than the people living on it.
  • Secret Service brass interfered in IG assassination probe
    Secret Service leaders meddled in an independent government investigation of the July 13 assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump and are still not following many basic agency security protocols for presidential candidates, presidents, and vice presidents in the final days before the election, according to emails reviewed by RealClearPolitics and several sources in the Secret Service community.
  • The spinal tap election: Everything is turned up to 11
    To hear the candidates and their surrogates tell it, we live in Weimar Germany 1932. There are only fascists fighting communists, with nobody in the middle. The candidates have eagerly pinned those noxious labels on their opponents.
  • Is the left preparing for war if Trump wins?
    The propaganda campaign labeling Donald Trump as an aspiring dictator determined to use the military and national security apparatus against his political opponents is designed not to affect the upcoming election but rather to shape the post-election environment.
  • The Biden-Harris attack on U.S. energy
    Picking winners and losers by using American tax dollars to subsidize favorites and regulations to punish others doesn’t help the environment or our economy. It’s time to stop pandering to far left radicals, put an end to the Biden-Harris policies that cripple our nation, and reclaim American energy dominance.
  • Make Election Day a federal holiday, require in-person voting
    Designating Election Day as a national holiday and giving workers the day off would largely mitigate the need for accommodations like mail-in voting and early voting, allowing policymakers to require in-person voting except in special circumstances.
  • Not the woman we've been waiting for
    This isn’t the first time Harris has been criticized for failing to show compassion for victims and their families. Remember the families of the 13 American service members killed at Abbey Gate during the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan. Where was Kamala Harris during the wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery on the anniversary of those brave Americans’ deaths just a few months ago? She declined to say. 
  • A sermon on Mark 12:28-34
    God has a personal investment in His humans whom He created.
  • Could Tim Walz’s progressive education policies doom Harris?
    If Pennsylvania goes red on Nov. 5, Democrats will be left with many questions. Here’s one: What if the uncompromising brand of progressivism that helped Walz secure the VP nod over Shapiro is the very thing that gives Trump a second term?
  • Long-term voter interference
    I believe it was back in the Obama Administration that they started talking about denser housing in the cities. I have done a tiny amount of research on this and discovered that it appears to have started with the concept of the “15-Minute City.”
  • Hoping for a Red Sky at Night Soon
    Time to stop incentivizing rust and once and for all galvanize the American boat. It has a severely rusting hull. Take the time to understand the precipice our nation is on and understand that the only rust repellant is a strong vote for galvanizing the Constitution. Hoping for a Red Sky at Night soon.
  • Chaos and Crime: The legacy of Biden-Harris border policies
    As we learned earlier this month following the arrest of an Afghan national charged with plotting an Election Day terrorist attack in Oklahoma, insufficiently vetted noncitizens are actively plotting harm against Americans – from inside our own borders. America simply cannot afford any more of this.
  • Elected – not appointed – representation
    Elected – not appointed – representation. That’s what voting yes for Issue 4 means for residents of the Village of Greenfield.
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