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Don Surber 
The death of Brigitte Bardot was so important that the New York Times gave her two obituaries, which is not bad for a French sex kitten from the 1950s and 1960s.
In Trump’s second presidency, the nation marches on and the twits in the media have to work over the holidays. The poor silly saps have had to come up with their own lines because the DNC doesn’t have enough money to staff peddle their talking points, narratives and lies.
The panic about Social Security running out of money is all blue smoke and mirrors done with the goal of giving Congress more control of the American economy. We have seen how well Congress handles money. For every $2 we give in taxes, Congress spends $3.
President Trump gave all active duty military personnel and qualified National Guardsmen a Christmas bonus of $1,776.
They earned it. The U.S. military had a terrific year.
When they tried to assassinate him and failed, he became a legend across the globe. Butler, Pennsylvania, was necessary to establish that providence intervened on his behalf. The devil no longer mocks The Donald. It fears him.
The American economy grew at an annual rate of 4.3% this summer amid tariffs and the deportation of illegal aliens. Growth was 3.8% in the spring.
Rooney walked when CBS spiked his essay on war. It was an opinion piece that he wouldn’t change.
Conservatives credit George Orwell for predicting the oppressive moves of our government, and rightly so
Don Surber is back, highlighting the events of last week and as only he can, providing his own unique, ascerbic analysis.
The real problem with immigration—both legal and illegal—is a determined resistance to assimilation, which is the key successful immigration.
Our favorite president filed a defamation lawsuit against the British Broadcasting Corporation seeking $10 billion (£7.4 billion). He filed it in the U.S. district court in Miami
As expected, the U.S. Mint will produce commemorative coins for the nation’s Semiquincentennial (250th anniversary) of the Declaration of Independence. Also as expected, CNN turned in an anti-Trump diatribe under the headline, “Killing the penny was just the start. Trump is rewriting the rules on America’s coin.”
President Donald John Trump’s tweet about Rob Reiner, whose son killed him and his wife over the weekend, offended liberals because he said the film-maker suffered a mental illness called Trump Derangement Syndrome. He ended his post, “May Rob and Michele rest in peace!”
This weekend, the global intifada against Jews (for now) visited Australia. A Muslim father and son turned attacked a Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach.
Happy 100th birthday today to Dick Van Dyke. He’ll live another 100 years if that darned ottoman does not get him first.
María Corina Machado left her hiding place in Venezuela to visit Oslo, where her daughter accepted the Nobel Peace Prize for Machado on Wednesday—just as President Trump seized an oil tanker that was trying to smuggle contraband oil for the Venezuelan regime.
Lyndon Johnson and Ted Kennedy lifted the lid on immigration and replaced the melting pot with the salad bowl in which people kept their national identity but collected American welfare.
Trump fired Slaughter from the Federal Trade Commission, which the press in its rabbit-brained grasp of the world describes as an independent agency.
Americans are seeing in real time that not only was Trump right and not only did Democrats lie, but that the threat extends to legal aliens. Support of de-naturalization programs is on the horizon.
President Trump has the opportunity to do in Venezuela what Dubya could not do in Iraq—depose a dictator without a war.