The Director of the Household: The Sound of Marriage

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There is an ancient proverb that says, “The couple that does not record audiobooks together stays together.”

These are wise words. I know this now because recently, I wrote a book with my wife. This past weekend, Jamie and I recorded the audiobook version together, which was a lot of fun. And anyway, now I’m scheduled for dental surgery.

Tragedies: Americans Killed by Illegal Aliens

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The Democrat-NGO-media complex buries anything that distracts from their support for illegal aliens of all stripes, no matter the havoc wrought on individual American citizens and society in general. No discussion of the downsides, especially the violent crimes committed and resultant deaths of innocent America citizens at their hands. They’d rather manufacture stories that tug on the heartstrings of their drive-by viewership as opposed to discussing the lives ripped apart in the wake of family members and loved ones cruelly murdered by people who shouldn’t have been in the US in the first place.

Operations Of The Deep State You Can’t Handle The Truth Edition: Like Termites In Your House You Believe You Can Kill One At A Time (You Can’t)

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No matter how much attention dear reader has been paying to the Deep State Swamp attempts to both go after their political enemies-with Donald J. Trump representing public enemy number one but the true target being you-while also elevating their friendlies-including politicians, parties, ideas/concepts, agenda-you likely know less than ten percent of the global plots that you-as a taxpayer-have funded.

MV-75 “Cheyenne II”: Army Aviation’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft

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At its core, the MV-75 is a tiltrotor aircraft. It lifts vertically like a helicopter, then rotates its rotors forward and flies like a fixed-wing aircraft. That combination changes everything. Instead of cruising at traditional helicopter speeds, it moves at roughly 280 knots, covering distances that would have required multiple legs and refueling stops in the past. With a combat range pushing beyond 500 nautical miles, it allows commanders to launch from safer distances and still arrive with speed and precision.